Mundane News

[Tail End Charlie]

I've washed my cat's bottom twice today. She didn't struggle as much as I thought she would.

 

[Reynard]

Am watching the European Indoor Athletics.

The championship is in Torun. The mascot for the championship is a Katarzynka, which is a type of gingerbread.

Torun is very famous for its gingerbread i.e. piernik.

I now have the horrors for Katarzynki...

 

[Ming the Merciless]

I've washed my cat's bottom twice today. She didn't struggle as much as I thought she would.

Could you have taken your cat to the cat wash?

 

[Reynard]

Time for a and a croissant.

 

[classic33]

I agree .Filmed in America keep it there Wonder how much ITV paid for it.Whatever the cost it’s to much

"It has been reported that ITV paid a staggering £1 million to bag the rights for the interview with Oprah."

 

[Reynard]

Friday night is Glue Your Rear Axle Together night.

Need to let the epoxy cure overnight, and then I can sand it to the final shape.

Time for a methinks.

 

[Gravity Aided]

Fish and chips from the grocery store. A very fine cod, both Heidi and I enjoyed. Mrs. GA had chicken.

 

[deptfordmarmoset]

Morning all. It's a very sunny lunchtime in Ahmedabad and England are trying to prevent an innings defeat.

 

[biggs682]

Morning well I think it is time I got up and did a few chilly miles .
See ya in a while crocodiles

 

[LeetleGreyCells]

Morning well I think it is time I got up and did a few chilly miles .
See ya in a while crocodiles

Chilly is the word. The look the dog gave me when I opened the door to let him out...

 

[biggs682]

Chilly is the word. The look the dog gave me when I opened the door to let him out...

More than likely the same one Mrs B gave me

 

[Deleted member 26715]

Morning all. It's a very sunny lunchtime in Ahmedabad and England are trying to prevent an innings defeat.

It's nice to know that in this new pandemic world somethings never change

 

[Illaveago]

Morning.
It is dry here at the moment but it looks like we have had a hard frost .
I'm a bit puzzled about Sturmey Archer gearing . . I used one once briefly way back in the 60's. What I'm confused about is in which way it operates! Does it gear up or down ? If you were to start in first would that be like direct drive from the chainring to rear sprocket or would that be lower than 1:1? As you go up through the gears is it like overdrive ?
It's something that I've never needed to bother about before !

 

[Deleted member 26715]

It's something that I've never needed to bother about before !

Why do you need to now? Has the kitten posed the question?

 

[raleighnut]

Morning.
It is dry here at the moment but it looks like we have had a hard frost .
I'm a bit puzzled about Sturmey Archer gearing . . I used one once briefly way back in the 60's. What I'm confused about is in which way it operates! Does it gear up or down ? If you were to start in first would that be like direct drive from the chainring to rear sprocket or would that be lower than 1:1? As you go up through the gears is it like overdrive ?
It's something that I've never needed to bother about before !

There's one lower, middle is direct and top is an overdrive,


View: https://youtu.be/ARd-Om2VyiE


They rely on where the power is applied and where the out put it taken from, SA hubs have 2 'freewheels' within them (that's why they 'tick' in second and 3rd