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Then along comes a US poster, making their first post, to rearect a thread to post spam.

Yep! Raising the floor will allow drying airflow, and help prevent rot. You can use anything which is strong enough, and none absorbent to moisture, to sit it on.

The OP perhaps misunderstood what was said to him. 'Send 3 and 4 pence we are going to a dance'.

They each look like a double-lipped seal, which you would need to source from the tap manufacturer.

Have you considered that you ought to consult a doctor about your mental issues?

You would seem to have got it! Your major concern ought to be whether the case of the unit, has a good connection to the earth pin of the plug.

FR24, reports the altitude of aircraft, with a resolution to 1 foot. The altitude, is as determined by the aircraft itself, and is thus subject to some errors, due to calibration of the altimeter.

Sausage, chips, and beans for dinner today. We didn't want a proper Sunday lunch, we'd had a full carvery just yesterday.

Had a shave! I let it grow for a week, wondering whether to grow a beard, or not. It had just got to the stage of being less prickly, and I decided to shave it off. I'd let it grow, because I normally only shave in the bath. Instead, I am taking showers - The next 5 days, I have make do with...

and, if/when it blocks, there will be a considerable weight within that pipe, which is lacking any form of support.

Likely, and impossible to clear, besides which that looks ugly.

As I understood it, multiple calls can actually share the same channel, at the same time, using store and reassemble the calls.

Most likely, the person doing the initial test, is at fault, and suggested by the appliance guy - the microwave has no fault at all. Most such appliances, include a mains filter, which normally will show a low resistance during a PAT, testing between line (L or N) and earth. One essential test...

It's apparently, the wrong sort of oil, for our needs - it had to be either swapped for, or mixed with imported oil.

We've already done that!

I make it 200mm wide! If the sides, are each 100mm, then 100mm is the radius, therefore the diameter must be 200mm.

As I understand it, it was one of the things which helped pull the nation together, to help make the general public feel they were a part of the war effort, and doing something. Certainly the alloy pots and pans would have been useful for making aircraft.

Ended up, having a carvery today, turkey along with a bit of beef. Both were spot on, especially the beef.

You would sit the dish, on the ground, which doesn't (usually) rock.

Which is where a sat dish excels..