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Low energy 18watt Bayonet cap PL Lamp 6500 Hr life span. supposedly equivelant to Standard 100w Bayonet cap GLS lamp 1000 Hr life span Totally agree compo the light quality is totally different plus the price difference in some stores is staggering

Totally agree about him getting a kicking in prison the only problem is that for some reason the prison has a responsibility of care towards the b&£;<+*&d so he will be put in isolation to protect him from backlash metered out by prisoners who rightly are sickened by his actions, so at the end of the day he is given better protection than than the children he decided to abuse over god knows how many years. Chinas Supreme Court are considering introducing the death penalty for some cases of child sex abuse. To harsh or does the punishment fit the crime

Thanks for the info newbasfordlad I will be on the lookout

Hi newbasfordlad Sorry to hear about that would you let me know the vicinity of the school . My 2 youngest are at 2 different bulwell schools Thanks Fch782c

#2 "Here Here" Courtesy costs nothing

http://www.npemap.org.uk/ I've just been sent this by my dad it looks interesting enter the postcode and search is supplied by mapping from the 1940's

After a little research the Renault 14 Registration plate prefix HD is allocated to Heidelburgh and Rhein district south of Frankfurt

Rip Ray Dolby Not only inventor of noise reduction system but is also credited with the co design of vhs recording systems

Hi basfordred My dad had a1973 2ltr straight 6 with overdrive in third and 4th and apart from a knackered rear drive shaft universal joint and a dodgy electrical connection to the overdrive unit it was a great car and turned out to be a great tow car for our caravan too. That electrical overdrive system was quite advanced for the year too. I think Triumph's problems started when they introduced the prototype fuel injection system

Re:#180 There's a blast from the past (or 1970's to be more precise). There is a 1972 Triumph 2000 estate for sale in tonights Evening Post for £2500 I would love to know how much they were when new

I think they look like psychedelic cruise ships. Bloomin eyesore

The 2300cc firenza Droopsnoot was nice

Hi mick2me I'll get my dad to reply to that one he should be getting up around now I think they are about 8 hrs behind us in Vancouver

Hi Poohbear I remember 20 odd years ago you when you showed me that small depressed parrot that you had adopted that managed to pull out all its own feathers what ever happened to him? I also recall you telling me about the very small parrot you had as a child that would follow you everywhere. Do you still have the outdoor aviaries like the ones you had in Arnold?

http://www.metacafe.com/watch/4382848/funny_electric_shock_prank_best_ever/ My favourite clip of all time

you rattled a lot of grey cells with this forum. I remember doing DC/AC change overs in the Meders and St.Annes on t.v's that had never seen AC and big smoothing electrolytic capacitors blowing up in the sets!! Every body was there from the Lecy board changing over cookers toasters,kettles and water heaters and anything that used electric. Not many power points in them days, most things plugged into the light socket with a 2 way adaptor. We were never not busy what with all the thousands of t.v s that were changed over and having your normal breakdowns to deal with as well. Hope you don't mi

About 25 years ago I worked for a company which was owned by a parent company. After a couple of years I was made redundant with no offer of payoff. 10 years later I was somehow traced to my new employer by a solicitor working on behalf of people who were made redundant at the same time as I was 15 years earlier it transpired these claimants qualified for a payoff as when they were made redundant they had worked there a great deal longer than I had. I received a letter from this solicitor informing me that although I had only worked for this particular company for two years I had a valid cl

7lb 10 ounces Incidently the labeling on the can, is that "Not to be sold seperatley from the Cabbage"

These incompetent bafoons chase the common hard working individuals for insignificant amounts, when the ones they should be chasing are those cheating MP's who use every loophole they can to avoid paying the very taxes they invent to fleece every hard working honest individual that inadvertantly voted them into office in the first place.

It has to be 1983 for me, I had a great apprenticeship, my childhood sweetheart Helen my first car 1965 Moggy 1000, and money in my pocket what a great year. Closely followed by 1986 my first son born, followed by my first daughter 1993, second son 1997, second daughter 2001, and finally third son 2006. Where did I find time for anything else.

Hi rob I understand what your saying but do you think Arnold could ever get back to the vibrant place that it once was,

My wife and I were both born and bought up in Arnold and one of the great things about Arnold was its variety of shops and eateries, then gradually shops started to close to be replaced by charity shops, money lending establishments, amusement arcades and bookies shops even the once vibrant market has lost its appeal. I was told that the reason for the mass exodus was down to massive increases in rents and rates on the properties. Arnold was once such a vibrant place to live, work and shop. To add insult to injury I've been told that what remaining shoppers have stayed loyal to the depleting

Nottingham smogs of 1952. Pea soup anybody?

My 7 year old found this

Syd forgot to switch the water on and left more than a stain. Absolute classic film