It;s getting close to the promised delivery to ANA:D
Well, no.
The promised delivery date to All Nippon was Q3 of 2008.
Let’s not overdose on the Corporate Kool-Aid, amigos. 😎
And what, pray tell, do waste disposal units have to do with Victor Meldrew?
And what, pray tell, do waste disposal units have to do with Victor Meldrew?
What in the name of sanity are you blathering on about now, Jay? :confused:
Has Random Sunday come round again already?
What in the name of sanity are you blathering on about now, Jay? :confused:
Has Random Sunday come round again already?
No.
Got any more questions?
No.
Got any more questions?
Hi Silver Fox. Yes, I know what your saying, but I am sure some member on here could give a definative answer. G.A. is usualy the “Sharpest knife” in the box,or Kev, perhaps they can answere it.
Jim.Lincoln .7
‘Heavy water’ (aka deuterium monoxide) is water in which most of the hydrogen has been replaced by deuterium, an isotope of hydrogen. It is a little heavier than normal water, hence the name.
It is used as a ‘moderator’ in older models of nuclear reactor and, although it’s not radioactive, it wouldn’t do you much good if you were to down a couple of litres of the stuff.
Hydrogen, on the other hand, is a gaseous element, lighter than air and very explosive. (See LZ129 and R101 for further details…..)
Does that answer your question?
Hi Silver Fox. Yes, I know what your saying, but I am sure some member on here could give a definative answer. G.A. is usualy the “Sharpest knife” in the box,or Kev, perhaps they can answere it.
Jim.Lincoln .7
‘Heavy water’ (aka deuterium monoxide) is water in which most of the hydrogen has been replaced by deuterium, an isotope of hydrogen. It is a little heavier than normal water, hence the name.
It is used as a ‘moderator’ in older models of nuclear reactor and, although it’s not radioactive, it wouldn’t do you much good if you were to down a couple of litres of the stuff.
Hydrogen, on the other hand, is a gaseous element, lighter than air and very explosive. (See LZ129 and R101 for further details…..)
Does that answer your question?
Wriggle, wriggle, wriggle…… :diablo:
Check out the electric car thread, BTW.
Wriggle, wriggle, wriggle…… :diablo:
Check out the electric car thread, BTW.
I am nearly L.M.H.O. reading, what ONLY YOU would be expected to do…..Write the address in RED INK, what are you like?.;)
And if you’d read it properly, you’d know that only the word URGENT is in red ink…. :p
I am nearly L.M.H.O. reading, what ONLY YOU would be expected to do…..Write the address in RED INK, what are you like?.;)
And if you’d read it properly, you’d know that only the word URGENT is in red ink…. :p
Today, I collected 9 of these cartons, flattened them, went up town, and put them all through the Kebab shops letterbox.
I have a strategy for dealing with the endless leaflets from pizza shops, kebab houses, fried chicken emporia and the like that pour through one’s letterbox.
Every so often, I collect a number of them together, place them in an envelope addressed to one of the aforementioned establishments chosen at random, write “URGENT” on the front of the envelope in clear red capitals and then place in a postbox….. WITHOUT a stamp.
It can be oddly comforting. 🙂
Today, I collected 9 of these cartons, flattened them, went up town, and put them all through the Kebab shops letterbox.
I have a strategy for dealing with the endless leaflets from pizza shops, kebab houses, fried chicken emporia and the like that pour through one’s letterbox.
Every so often, I collect a number of them together, place them in an envelope addressed to one of the aforementioned establishments chosen at random, write “URGENT” on the front of the envelope in clear red capitals and then place in a postbox….. WITHOUT a stamp.
It can be oddly comforting. 🙂