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Model Forum / General / Models / February 2006Just right for cooking kippers
http://www.aldi.co.uk/special_buys/product_815.html Regards, Tony > http://www.aldi.co.uk/special_buys/product_815.html > > Regards, > Tony Kipper brulee perhaps ? AWEM >> http://www.aldi.co.uk/special_buys/product_815.html >> [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > >AWEM What's a brute of a kipper? Moby Dick's smoked uncle ? -- Regards, John Stevenson Nottingham, England. Visit the new Model Engineering adverts page at:- http://www.homeworkshop.org.uk/ My latest doodling suggests something called a 3D sander also available as an Aldi clearance line on 23rd Feb. Don't know how to download- too thick- but have a look, folks! Norman >My latest doodling suggests something called a 3D sander also available >as an Aldi clearance line on 23rd Feb. > >Don't know how to download- too thick- but have a look, folks! > >Norman Got one when they came out, Nice piece of kit for getting in tight spaces. Don't expect to do big surfaces though, it's a 3D detail sander. -- Regards, John Stevenson Nottingham, England. Visit the new Model Engineering adverts page at:- http://www.homeworkshop.org.uk/ Ahh, kippers! The most superior of stink bombs! I grew up on the South West coast of Vancouver Island, but Dad was from the area around Halesworth, Suffolk. He loved his kippers. After cooking them in the house a couple of times, my mother forbade any more of that. From then on, he had to get his "fix" at our Sunday picnics. We would go to a provincial campground, and dad would cook his kippers over a campfire, while everyone within 100 yards, cleared out! Steve R. > http://www.aldi.co.uk/special_buys/product_815.html > > Regards, > Tony >http://www.aldi.co.uk/special_buys/product_815.html Picked one up today - seems like the quality article; adjustable air supply ring. Worked a treat on my lunchtime kippers.... Regards, Tony >>http://www.aldi.co.uk/special_buys/product_815.html > [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] >Regards, >Tony Wot's it like for plumbing radiators?? -- Regards, John Stevenson Nottingham, England. Visit the new Model Engineering adverts page at:- http://www.homeworkshop.org.uk/ >Wot's it like for plumbing radiators?? Never found a kipper was much good for plumbing of any kind...great for repairing holes in yer boots if you don't mind being followed home by the local moggies... Regards, Tony >>Wot's it like for plumbing radiators?? > [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] >Regards, >Tony The torch... not the kippers........... -- Regards, John Stevenson Nottingham, England. Visit the new Model Engineering adverts page at:- http://www.homeworkshop.org.uk/ >great >>for repairing holes in yer boots if you don't mind being followed home [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > >The torch... not the kippers........... Nah - I find that having a torch in my boot is a bit uncomfy... <G> Regards, Tony >Wot's it like for plumbing radiators?? Much too small.  SignatureMike Hopkins CSME <http://goto/cheltsme> 5" gauge (2 1/2" scale) Alice class Hunslet I find that a combination of kippers and torch makes an excellent cat-a-light it, convertor. Joules > I find that a combination of kippers and torch makes an excellent > cat-a-light it, convertor. Or should that be a cat, I lit it converter... Joules With cat light tread, fishing for kippers from HMS Pinafore? N. In article <1140784813.620525.212380@p10g2000cwp.googlegroups.com>, "ravensworth2674" <norman@n-atkinson.wanadoo.co.uk> in uk.rec.models.engineering wrote: >With cat light tread, fishing for kippers from HMS Pinafore? Weren't they pirates, from Penzance? Regards, David P. > In article <1140784813.620525.212380@p10g2000cwp.googlegroups.com>, > "ravensworth2674" <norman@n-atkinson.wanadoo.co.uk> in [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > > David P. Ahoy, ahoy, when the balls whistle free! Are you trying to take the Mikado me? " Well, hardly ever?" TTFN Norm In article <1140970499.399568.66820@z34g2000cwc.googlegroups.com>, "ravensworth2674" <norman@n-atkinson.wanadoo.co.uk> in uk.rec.models.engineering wrote: >> In article <1140784813.620525.212380@p10g2000cwp.googlegroups.com>, >> "ravensworth2674" <norman@n-atkinson.wanadoo.co.uk> in [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] > >" Well, hardly ever?" Please feel free to whistle all the airs from that infernal nonsense Pinafore if you wish, I'll stick with P of P. Tarantara, tarantara! Regards, David P. ps, the cat in Pinafore had nine tails. :( David, I suppose the cat was responsible for ruddy gore. We could be far more topical with "Chaunt of the Grail" Both Gilbert and Sullivan were- hence the double entendre to the balls flying. There were UGLE(e) scenes with Arthur with his hands on the organ. Oops! Norm |
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