Jerry_Atrick Posted yesterday at 04:55 AM Posted yesterday at 04:55 AM I don't get the furore around the new uk passport rule. Australia has had the same rule for years 1
willedoo Posted yesterday at 05:02 AM Posted yesterday at 05:02 AM When I was there in 1985 I had a UK grandparent visa (grandfather on my mother's side). I was too old for the young people's working holiday visa so the grandparent visa allowed me to stay as long as I wanted. The visa said it didn't give you the right to reside permanently in the UK, but it had no end date or restriction. 1
red750 Posted yesterday at 05:49 AM Posted yesterday at 05:49 AM Came across this online the other day. Designed for seniors, disabled, obese or pregnant, they are designed to extend your reach, Although they look pretty much the same, there are a number of models at a range of prices, from $15 to $50. There are lengths from 15.7 in to 23 in. I fit in a couple of the above categories (no, not the last one) so I thought I'd give it a try. Ordered from Amazon, but there are a number of other health care retailers who have advertised them. Bum wiper. 1 1
willedoo Posted yesterday at 06:36 AM Posted yesterday at 06:36 AM I remember years ago making something similar for a mate who had two broken arms. He never got to use it as his then girlfriend was a nurse and took on the bum wiping duties. 1
facthunter Posted yesterday at 06:57 AM Posted yesterday at 06:57 AM The French have Bidets I do too. One only, Hot and cold water. Dunnys are a bit risky . Too hard to clean them properly. Nev 1
Popular Post willedoo Posted yesterday at 07:34 AM Popular Post Posted yesterday at 07:34 AM I saw a good old Gardner 6LX on marketplace for $4,000. I love those old Gardners and used to like listening to them cruising at low revs out from the Mooloolaba port when I worked on a boat there for a year. Our little trawler has a noisy 2 stroke GM 671, but the Gardners had a beautiful sound. 3 1 1
onetrack Posted yesterday at 07:38 AM Posted yesterday at 07:38 AM The Gardners are the Rolls Royce of truck engines. Built by craftsmen who initialled the components they made. No-one scraps a Gardner if they have any nous. Rolls Royce made diesel engines for trucks and industrial use, too, but the Gardners were a better engine. 2
willedoo Posted yesterday at 07:44 AM Posted yesterday at 07:44 AM It was a 1978 vintage. Probably long sold as the listing started 35 weeks ago. Some people forget to take the ad down when they sell. 1
Litespeed Posted yesterday at 10:10 AM Posted yesterday at 10:10 AM I love 💕 gargner engines in big boats. 1 2
ClintonB Posted 5 hours ago Posted 5 hours ago My mother is English, but was born in Kenya, she first set foot on British soil at age 4. Both my grandparents on her side too. Would that make me entitled to apply.
facthunter Posted 5 hours ago Posted 5 hours ago I don't know, but then you would have to go "out in the Mid-day sun" with the Mad Dog's. and be a POM. Nev
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