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  1. figworthy
    I think that we are both thinking on the same lines here (I was brought up in Garforth, but left many years ago). Adrian
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    If the rest of us are in lockdown, why isn't Norman ? Adrian
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    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kung_Fu_Kapers
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    I spotted that too. Osgood were a US firm who manufactured excavators. Adrian
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    This is looking very nice. Is it likely to get out to exhibitions in the future ? Adrian
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    Hmm, I think I'll leave the microwave to its more traditional use. Adrian
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    Looking forward to the postie delivering my copy (with suitable quarantine period before reading). Adrian
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    I'm not getting that, but I do keep getting empty pages (click a link, and an empty page appears). Refresh sorts that out. This has been happening for a few days now. Adrian
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    It is nice to see some other parts of the layout. Adrian
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    Years back we had a "Heinz" which was basically Border Collie. One one occasion some one nearby started playing the bagpipes, and our four legged friend came out in sympathy. Adrian
  11. figworthy
    This ? https://canalrivertrust.org.uk/news-and-views/news/40-years-since-workers-pulled-the-plug-in-chesterfield Adrian
  12. figworthy
    I seem to remember that an early season Yorkshire game at Middlesbrough had a similar problem. Late 70s, early 80s. Adrian
  13. figworthy
    Or a student lecture I went to, where they apologised for the printing error, it was actually about the integral of e to the power of x. Oddly it wasn't very memorable. Adrian
  14. figworthy
    This appeared in the Daily Telegraph today (27/03), although the pictures were of poor quality. Adrian
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    This was back in the mid 70s. I have a feeling that there were four vessels in all, but I can't remember what the other two were. Adrian
  16. figworthy
    Exquisite Adrian
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    Our head of maths when I was in the sixth form had run some analysis on grades achieved, and which of the local villages the students came from. He found that there was a good correlation between where you lived and what grades you'd get. Adrian
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    Spotted whilst out walking. Adrian
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    Her father used to work on the railway, so vaguely on topic. Adrian
  20. figworthy
    If I understand your comment correctly, then you are in need of an Word Processor or Spreadsheet program. In which case have a look at Open Office or Libre Office, both of which are free and should be able to handle Word and Excel (amongst other formats). Adrian
  21. figworthy
    As a first time attender, I was highly impressed with the day. Thanks to the organisers, the exhibitors and demonstrators. Adrian
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    And Idle (in Bradford). Adrian
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    And fleeces ? Adrian
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    Hmm. Many years ago, I had a colleague who lived in the Forest. He claimed to be Welsh, but his wife (born in the same hospital, and grew up in the same village) claimed to be English. Adrian
  25. figworthy
    In the East Riding, we have : https://www.streetmap.co.uk/map.srf?x=484500&y=436500&z=120&sv=land+of+nod&st=3&tl=Map+of+Land+of+Nod,+East+Riding+of+Yorkshire&searchp=ids.srf&mapp=map.srf Adrian
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