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ROFL I think Dave means not "too" V shaped
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Hi Guys,
Can anyone recommend a high quality RF cable to run from the wall socket to my TV for Freeview? I am currently using a cheap one that you cut to length and attach the male connection yourself. I would prefer a moulded version, it has to be 10 metres in length.
Any ideas?
Can anyone recommend a high quality RF cable to run from the wall socket to my TV for Freeview? I am currently using a cheap one that you cut to length and attach the male connection yourself. I would prefer a moulded version, it has to be 10 metres in length.
Any ideas?
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Usually go with Maplin's stuff personally - http://maplin.co.uk/Search.aspx?menuno=84545&MenuName=Aerial Cables
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Shame no one wants to pay to see my tag nutz
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Interesting dilemma a friend and I discussed today.
So we had gotten food and gone to our favourite park to eat it, but hadn't realised that it was a Sunday afternoon and there would be kids there (we usually go as a big group of people after like 9pm). But anyway we couldn't be bothered going but decided to eat up near the car rather than risk looking like pedophiles by going and sitting on the play equipment with the kids.
Now here's the not-so-quick question: there were lots of unsupervised kids there (it's a safe neighbourhood) in small groups riding bikes and such and we were debating whether you would help a kid if they hurt themselves badly (i.e. broken bone/head injuries) and what exactly you'd do.
i.e. do you call an ambulance and make sure they don't die or take them to a hospital (snake bites was the motivation there, they would rarely send an ambulance for a snake bite since lethality is low it can take hours even in kids) or do you try and get a phone number out of a bawling kid to call their parents?
Also saw a great Aussie stereotype, a little girl squealed and we looked over to watch a boy of about 12 pick up a small snake by the tail and toss it back into the scrub
So we had gotten food and gone to our favourite park to eat it, but hadn't realised that it was a Sunday afternoon and there would be kids there (we usually go as a big group of people after like 9pm). But anyway we couldn't be bothered going but decided to eat up near the car rather than risk looking like pedophiles by going and sitting on the play equipment with the kids.
Now here's the not-so-quick question: there were lots of unsupervised kids there (it's a safe neighbourhood) in small groups riding bikes and such and we were debating whether you would help a kid if they hurt themselves badly (i.e. broken bone/head injuries) and what exactly you'd do.
i.e. do you call an ambulance and make sure they don't die or take them to a hospital (snake bites was the motivation there, they would rarely send an ambulance for a snake bite since lethality is low it can take hours even in kids) or do you try and get a phone number out of a bawling kid to call their parents?
Also saw a great Aussie stereotype, a little girl squealed and we looked over to watch a boy of about 12 pick up a small snake by the tail and toss it back into the scrub
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Interesting dilemma a friend and I discussed today.
So we had gotten food and gone to our favourite park to eat it, but hadn't realised that it was a Sunday afternoon and there would be kids there (we usually go as a big group of people after like 9pm). But anyway we couldn't be bothered going but decided to eat up near the car rather than risk looking like pedophiles by going and sitting on the play equipment with the kids.
Now here's the not-so-quick question: there were lots of unsupervised kids there (it's a safe neighbourhood) in small groups riding bikes and such and we were debating whether you would help a kid if they hurt themselves badly (i.e. broken bone/head injuries) and what exactly you'd do.
i.e. do you call an ambulance and make sure they don't die or take them to a hospital (snake bites was the motivation there, they would rarely send an ambulance for a snake bite since lethality is low it can take hours even in kids) or do you try and get a phone number out of a bawling kid to call their parents?
Also saw a great Aussie stereotype, a little girl squealed and we looked over to watch a boy of about 12 pick up a small snake by the tail and toss it back into the scrub
In QLD the ambos are 'free,' so if you thought it needed one, call it. For my money, if someone needed an ambulance, it gets called. No ifs, no buts.
I heard the other day that some people aren't calling the ambos when they are having a heart attack, because it would cost them too much The snake bit, that depends on what kind of snake....remember, 8 of the top 10 most deadly snakes are native to your backyard
You guys don't have ambos included in your tax?
Ambos
Ambulance service, they are part of our emergency services.
Yeah, comes under national insurance iirc. do you?
I think his question was directed at bludvl, rather than us Brits ...
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If you could buy any brand new Ford, what would it be?
Newest Mustang, whatever one they're up to because I don't really like F.O.R.D (Fix Or Repair Daily).
Nope, either you pay for membership ($79 pa, covers everything) or cop the bill when you need it...which the last time I got transported was around $1500 to go 10ks
This one. The only brand new Ford that I would buy tbh...
This one. The only brand new Ford that I would buy tbh...
Don't get nice Ford's like that here, they're all boring hatchbacks or estates ...
Oh, no 315kW 5.4L quad OHC V8s? How unlucky :nerner:
