blakeyboy

It's only a model....

Good job I didn't mention the dirty knife....!

I had a bottle of benzene as a child for showing watermarks on stamps.

Those HEIC files are a pain- and I only use a Mac! People don't set phone pictures to formats other people like. Size problems on posting pictures is an easy fix- email to to yourself, setting the image size you need, then drag out of the email you receive into your post. That's all I've ever done- no extra programs needed either.

Maybe it's me, but it's only a short time ago that members were talking of the lack of activity on the forum, as if it was stagnating, and now we have a pile of new members turn up recently.....good to see....

Brisbane iswghere it;s from, by coincidence. Your soil looks good there John. I have some Ceasalpinia and some Delonix seedlings growing to try again- left over seeds from the batch you sent me!

I remember Terry Wogan interviewing her in a right obsequious manner and she wasn't having any of it. She was terrific!

Thank you Mr.Zappa.

I've just read that there's a Yellow Ice Warning in place for the UK. Sounds revolting.

...and no it doesn't ****ing work....:-(

I have a cheap 10" Dobsonian. And before Copper 123 jumps in yes I do tell that to all the girls at parties!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I wonder if there is, by the slimmest of chances, anyone on this forum who knows where Citrus Australasica, the 'finger lime' or 'caviar lime' is a native species? I wonder.....!

..and in the top pic you can just make out the yellowing fronds of a very old, very small jacaranda. Like most tropical flowering trees, they should only be grown for their lovely foliage here in the UK- they just will not flower in a pot. In the spring I am going to plant a Caesalpinia Gilliesii and a Citrus Australasica outside, against the shiny fence in the sheltered corner, where I can give them their own little greenhouse for the winter.

Kemi Badenoch says I should resign. Why me? i don’t know what I’m supposed to have done. Maybe I left a knife in the fork drawer or something…

From the other direction Turmeric, Delonix regia ( from old seeds from John), delicate hibiscus etc. I got fed up with my dark garden so I've done something about it!!

This is what my garden looks like in the cold and damp!! Cycad, Musa, Echium, Canna, Hedychium all wrapped up. Soil heaters in the pots if it gets very cold. I fit a translucent tarp across the veranda, and we get a small room full of plants to play cards in in the winter! Lemon/lime cross full of fruit this year- gonna do some lime pickle....!!

If the die iswhole, and held in a collar, there can only be one axis of rotation, the centre. All details will be affected, and all doubling will show the direction of die rotation to the same extent. This is not what is happening to this 1967 date. The doubling of the 6 is on the die!!!!!!!!!!

I still don't get it. If the die moves, all the coin is affected. If the die is held and can only rotate, then the effect is geater near the edge. Surely this is the case? So a doubling of just the date can't be down to the die moving- the doubling is already on the die...?????

9 badges now!! Just 'Milk Monitor' to get and I have the set!! And yes, Kylie is still in the top ten....

I'm having to do this via firfox, since Safari on my old laptop wont work wuth this forum any more! Also, you have lost the reputation score. This was useful. Someone could hae a low posting count but a high reputation, showing the 'quality; of their posts, and someone else could have a posting count of a million and a reputation of zero meaning they post rubbish all the time. If I remember, there are two members with reputations bigger than their posting counts!! Quite a feat...

Not to this I'm not....

i've been looking for a good 1890 'dropped 90' for ages. My only example is a VG one found for me by Mike Hopkins....