Also cheeky.

Cheers - C

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Andy: At 20.000 RPM that chicken would be stripped, boned, fileted, minced, turned into chicken dust and flying across the neighbours' fence in less than 6.2 seconds. *Puts on Jeremy Clarkson voice*: That would be the fastest chicken
..in the world.

Worth a try though. With a felt 6 trillion accessories for this tool ther must be a chicken flinger out there somewhere....

Hahaha...

For NonniG, and of course purely for scientific purposes, here is the beer pic.

We have now determined that the base diametre of a Newcastle Brown Ale bottle is exactly



66.61 mm!

Maybe one day that bit of information will prove useful. Until then -

Bottoms up!



Nutter

My only response is ...

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Deyr fé
Deyja frændr
Deyr sjálfr ið sama
En orðstír
Deyr aldregi
Hveim er sér góðan getr

Thumbs up for that! I'll need your help in another thread I feel....

That is the most vital bit of internet information I've ever witnessed, bar non.

You'll be in good company when you're kidnapped.

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No no and no

Cheers Niki! Quite literally!

Ah the old Nookie broon ale or Newquey Brunel, tis a fact that the recipe for said refreshment was stolen from a frenchman on his way to seek fame and fortune in England it's all true, when he was robbed of his recipe by two geordie vagabonds who during proceedings dropped a handful of bridge designs, it's true, fearing being shunned by his family back home in France for loosing the family recipe the Brunel family stayed put on these shores where they brought up young Isambard, it's a funny old world

Very nice! I would not get a cardiac over that! LOL!

Note the measurement.

666 the bottle diameter of the beast!

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No no and no

Heck, Rip, you enlighten me by the letter! I had no idea there was so much history involved- to me it was simply a fine beer with the right diametre!

So you think in CSI Newcastle they carry a set of callipers to determine which brand of bottled beer was involved? 666mm to the back of the head- that can only have been a brownie. Take those results to the seargent, PC Truncheon. AFTER you've made me a cuppa.

666 that was quite a Revelation
http://www.cornishpub.co.uk/264/brunel- ... l-newquay/
Seems that Brunel's didn't quite go out of business after all, I'm guessing it's where all the bridge building labourers stayed

Sorry for not replying earlier Sir Rip, I got carried away elsewhere!

...but that pic you linked to has been doing its job in the back of my mind... And I think I've been there, actually. It's a few years back, but I think I walked past that locale once. They were full so we had to seek refuge elsewhere.

Anyway. Nice the Brunel's found a place to stay!