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In the case of these maggots, I would probably have used"strung up".

I would have "hanged" them, too. Pictures are hung, people are hanged.

I've got a nosebleed just looking at it.

This is what Google thinks.

I would have liked to have had it over a longer perion, but Virgin only seem to be doin yearly ISAs.

I only got 4.41% over a year when I renewed one with Virgin last week.

With a hedgehog, the pricks are on the outside.

That's weird. When I first did it, it said Sunday and nothing else. Now it's saying Tuesday or Sunday.

Sunday

Claude Balls?

Kevin Keegan https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/articles/c2lyl82n2e2o

For me, that was the best game of the tournament so far, and there's only one to go.

I think you mean; Las Malvinas son británicas.

Before deciding on a name, why not wait until you have the dog and post a picture. It might have a feature that might lend itself to a suitable name. Something like a spot, or a patch, big nuts, in which case you could call it Billy, (big baws).

Is it a dog or a bitch?

I'm happy with that.

It's a vacuum test they put on it. If it doesn't hold the vacuum, they won't re-gas it.

New pads are not "old parts" so you can only be refering to the carriers, which if worn, need to be replaced. Grease is not a replacement for metal. Grease only attracts crap.

We had one of those, it was a fixture on one of the ramps. There was a magnetic pick-up that was put on the suspension, and I seem to remember that it had a strobe light and an electric motor that you pushed onto the tyre to spin the wheel up.

Like the manufacturers, I use no grease anywhere when I fit new pads. The only place I lubricate, like the manufacturers, is the slide pins. Where does it say to put grease on the back of pads or pad ears?