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Just spent an hour on WattsApp helping Middle Son work on his presentation for his English exams.

I remember my German exam was basically asking the way to the railway station. He has prepared a PowerPoint presentation on the Tokyo SkyTree, and how it's earthquake proofing technology works...
 

Jenkins

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My car passed its MOT today with no faults or advisories, which means that come March 29th I can use it to go to other parts than this corner of Suffolk, even if I can't have a beer when I get there.

The weekend does get a bit less mundane as Lidl have their coffee on offer which is good news as I'm down to my last half dozen packs from the previous offers.

Other than that I've nothing to report from the past few weeks, not even bins (recycling or not) being put out for emptying.
 

raleighnut

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I had a feeling it might use those after you'd said 72, my Quad (1967) uses really wierd ones though like a 'Banana' plug but shorter

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when I was just a kid, some 55 yrs ago, we had an old garage & inside was a metal spool of thin copper wire. it might have been "transformer/magnet wire" I used it from time to time for various kid projects, even building my own mobile ground plane shortwave antenna with a bamboo pole that worked. never did use up all the wire. parents still have the house but the garage is long gone. wonder what ever happened to that spool of wire ... looked something like this
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I can remember my dad having a wooden reel of copper wire. It was very thin wire a little bit thicker than a hair .
 
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