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Yep - seen a lot worse - with smaller 'roses' that style of terminal blocks is often unusable, since the existing cable is too short to reach far enough away from the ceiling to connect to the terminals with a screwdriver.... So you end up adding tails and not enough space in the rose for existing cables, so end up hacking the ceiling out to fit a wago lite or similar in there...grrr
Wish these light fittings would switch over to quick fit terminals, cost would likely be pennies these days if that.
COVID, people.
I had my first at 11 this morning... didn’t feel a thing. Took the afternoon off and watched telly.
9:30 pm tonight.... got the shivers. Legs are jelly... ache in between my shoulder blades.
I know side effects are normal up to 24 hours later....
Did anyone else get knocked down with the first jab?
(that’s not a boxing pun)
I had my first at 11 this morning... didn’t feel a thing. Took the afternoon off and watched telly.
9:30 pm tonight.... got the shivers. Legs are jelly... ache in between my shoulder blades.
I know side effects are normal up to 24 hours later....
Did anyone else get knocked down with the first jab?
(that’s not a boxing pun)
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Me. Very similar. Lasted 24 hours then I was fine.
2nd jab last Saturday. Didn't even feel the needle for the first one, and no after effects whatsoever. Felt the second needle a little, but again, absolutely nothing afterwards. Can't even determine exactly where the needle went in.
Would be interesting to compare if the jabs you had where the Astra Zenica or Pfizer, I had the Pfizer jab and the first gave me an achy arm the day after, the second jab no problem on the day, but very wobbly the day after, it does seem the Astra jab is not as intrusive with side effects.
I got the Astra, and I’ve woken up with what feels like a hangover sore head.
Always get that when I drive a Vauxhall vehicle.
My uncle had the predecessor - but the Viva was just as bad!
Better and easier to play a twelve string guitar with as long as you are left handed otherwise they will get in the way up the fret board, so take up the piano.
My surgery phoned me up today to make an appointment for my 2nd jab. I couldn't do it this week (I'm in Nottinghamshire, surgery in S.Wales) so I'm booked in for Thursday next week. I'm on the Astra one. I wonder if the micro chip has a digital readout like my old Astra GTE had ?
My mate had a red GTE. I remember two things about it, 1. it always had electrical problems and 2. that digital display! It was like Knight Rider - very advanced for the time.
Mine was red, apart from the spoiler which had faded to Vauxhall pink. I liked the dash. A real talking point with the girls at the time 
I remember seeing 127mph on it once. Ah, those were the says. Only problem was when one of the lamps went behind the display and you couldn't see a thing.
I remember seeing 127mph on it once. Ah, those were the says. Only problem was when one of the lamps went behind the display and you couldn't see a thing.
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They do a vegan burger in any case - at least in some locations...But if I was a vegan, I don't think I'd be choosing KFC as my first option.
I had a GTE, but it was a Reliant not a Vauxhall.
I’ve had both jabs (Pfizer) a while back (work in care home). Don’t know of any of the staff have had a reaction, some had the Oxford one.
The only reaction, is the skill or lack of it of the person administering the injection itself. First one didn’t feel a thing, second one, I think he thought he was playing darts!
The only reaction, is the skill or lack of it of the person administering the injection itself. First one didn’t feel a thing, second one, I think he thought he was playing darts!
Scimitar?
You have to wonder, what came first the light or the door?
You've got me really thinking now!
Dartlec
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probably a better solution than letting the carpenter try to move the light!
Or perhaps the room is so small it was the only position a light could go and still be outside the zones.?
Space Station sightings tonight for the SE: Time: Sun May 16 10:50 PM, Visible: 7 min, Max Height: 79°, Appears: 10° above SW, Disappears: 10° above ENE
Tracks right across my living room window. I can often watch it from my armchair if the lights are out, but I don't think there's much chance tonight.
Tonights Space Station sighting for the SE: Time: Mon May 17 10:03 PM, Visible: 7 min, Max Height: 50°, Appears: 10° above SW, Disappears: 10° above ENE
Grab your sparkly outfits, pour yourself a fruity cocktail and get those singing voices into practice.......
Tonight on BBC4 at 8pm is the first part of this years Eurovision Song Contest, with the second part on Thursday and the final on Saturday night.
Many of last years cancelled contestants are returning, albeit with different songs, so they’ve had time to practice. And not all will be performing live in Rotterdam- backup recorded performances have already been filmed in case of COVID infections.
Love it or hate it, it’s one of those annual events that doesn’t get involved with too much politics.... yes, the scoring can be a little biased, and you can never understand how the top 5 or so can be so far ahead of everyone else..... or you question why Australia can be in it....
Never mind the questions..... just enjoy the show!
Tonight on BBC4 at 8pm is the first part of this years Eurovision Song Contest, with the second part on Thursday and the final on Saturday night.
Many of last years cancelled contestants are returning, albeit with different songs, so they’ve had time to practice. And not all will be performing live in Rotterdam- backup recorded performances have already been filmed in case of COVID infections.
Love it or hate it, it’s one of those annual events that doesn’t get involved with too much politics.... yes, the scoring can be a little biased, and you can never understand how the top 5 or so can be so far ahead of everyone else..... or you question why Australia can be in it....
Never mind the questions..... just enjoy the show!
i'd rather be installing a sewage pump.
As opposed to watching sewage!
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