Not got a lot. about 4 batteries and some offcuts, plus some stuff saved in case I need it, best get it tidiedOh aye what ya got n whats yer prices like doon by.
Well you'd have loved it if it had been "torque -clé " cos that would sound nearer to Torquay.
What is funny is that the word "torque" does look very French as a lot of their words finish in "que" in fact "que" on its own is a word.
I'll have to check the ementenemolgy of "torque". So there you go "The name 'torque' was given by the ancient Romans, who in Latin described these necklaces as twisted and spiral screw-shaped using the word 'torquere', meaning 'twisting' and 'turning'."
Some people call it "turning moment" which is weird in itself, what the heck is "moment" doing in that?
Well here is the answer,
"According to Wiktionary, the words “moment” and “momentum” are doublets or etymological twins, meaning that they are two words in a language with the same etymological root. Both come from the Latin word “movimentum,” meaning to move, set in motion, or change."
So why the flip couldn't they have called it "turning movement" although it should be "turning force" as that is a more accurate description.
Stop snoring back there!!
and the link with the quote is.........?
That's either one double or triple yolker and a couple of smaller uns, or one normal one and a couple of apprentice pieces!!Afternoon folks
Been pottering as it’s starting to warm up
M went and got some more eggs, I had to question if we got our 20p/per egg value.
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You sure he wasn't licking his lips when he said he loves chicken?
In the meantime, after fixing it, sort of, with gaffer tape as the parts of the switch are basically falling apart, it is now OK.
But I have been onto Citroen C3 websites both sides of the channel and it appears it is a bit of a common thing.
When I gently pulled on the back end of it I could see all sorts of bits of it coming out, spring, contacts etc. So it is fairly obvious that the plastic that should have held it all together has given way/bruck off/got lost.
As it is a particularly pointless bit of the electronix stuff, namely to warn you if you have been stoopid enough to start it up without the bonnet properly closed and also, and more to the point, it is part of the alarm system so if anyone has your bonnet up trying to knick it, the alarum goes ooff!!
So as getting another one will be a nightmare I am asking the C3 fora if there is any reason why I can't just "jump" the contacts in the nearest connector to simulate it being "on" to shut the system up.
How the flip did we all manage when there was no electrical system to tell us if we had closed the bonnet properly or not?
I do resent being patronised by a car I am driving!
We buy them from the old lady up the road, she needs cash and has more eggs than she eats.
Today i will be fiddling with the Pluriel as, since working on the front bodywork, it now insists the bonnet isn't closed when it is.
i can only just see the electrical wire and some sort of a plug under the catch,
Unplug it, what does it show ?
That's a good idea.
I'll do thisn if it plays up again.
Me cups are about 10 years old. Not the frow away maccy d type. Never had the problem until moving house. Its as if me cups have bin contaminated. Going to try sworf eger next.Nah, some types of plastic leech into water, they changed the plastic used to make babies bottles for this reason ...
What Is Plastic Leaching And Why Is It Bad?
Plastics leach chemicals that are used during the plastic manufacturing process. These chemicals are toxic to humans as they disrupt their cell signalling processes and gene expression.www.scienceabc.com
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