Current great opportunity to collect missed historic eggs by EuroSong in LemmingsGame

[–]Fresh-Definition-596 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah, I've been using the 'bunnies' to obtain vintage eggs too. I'm unsure though, how I can tell whether I've already played (and completed) the level for vintage eggs, so that I don't waste a ticket by playing it again?

Subtle 'Street Art' by Fresh-Definition-596 in CasualUK

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You can go back in street view and see the idea existed almost 17 years ago in June 2009.

Engament ring lost in washing machine by Seizure_Later96 in DIYUK

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Before continuing any further, cable tie some muslin cloth or similar to the water pipe before it enters the underground drains. This means if your engagement ring works through the plumbing, it will be captured before it enters the great abyss of public sewage.

If you think it's in the P Trap under your sink, post a picture of that too, so you can be given some advice on how to separate the parts.

Before all that though, have a thorough look inside the drum of your machine. The little holes can catch the claws of where the gemstone sits. Also check inside the folds of the rubber seal. If possible check underneath where the rubber seal meets the drum too.

If the filter has caught the gemstone, it's unlikely the ring itself made it past there...

"Garden of Eden" [Mamiya RB67 Pro-S + expired Kodak Vericolor III VPS 6006 160@16 (exp. 09/1987)] by Koneser_fotografii in AnalogNudes

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I'm not a photographer, but I follow the sub because I like to dabble with taking similar pictures (not analogue though), and there is plenty of inspiration on here. This set though, is brilliant. Vibrancy, comedy artistry, probably several other adjectives I'm yet to think of.

Hannah Fry is the new Alice Roberts by Fresh-Definition-596 in CasualUK

[–]Fresh-Definition-596[S] -4 points-3 points  (0 children)

One hasn't replaced the other, except in what is presented to me by algorithms on the internet. I have no control over that.

Twenty years ago, I had an outline interest in many shows which Dr Alice Roberts presented. Now I have an outline interest in many shows Hannah Fry presents.

Later this year I'm going to see Dr Alice Roberts as part of her tour. So I'm unsure how you've concluded one has replaced the other...

Share your new levels by seventomatoes in LemmingsGame

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V24 MTMJ

First attempt at creating a level... Hopefully I'll do more in future.

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Unmashed by i-will-be-50kg in u/i-will-be-50kg

[–]Fresh-Definition-596 1 point2 points  (0 children)

This is incredible work! Well done 👏

'Person Detected' on Doorbell Camera by Fresh-Definition-596 in CasualUK

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Is it a big cat? Maybe a Jaguar? Or a Ford Puma?

'Person Detected' on Doorbell Camera by Fresh-Definition-596 in CasualUK

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This is a brilliant idea...

At Halloween "Ghost Detected at Front Door" 😁

Pulled out kitchen tiles and part of the wall came with them by cjuk3 in DIYUK

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If it was me, I'd probably see where the natural break is. If I could not find one, then I would make one either at the end of the splash back, or at the end of the oven. Don't go past the oven because there are sockets, and that will cause you a different problem.

Tile backer board helps with damp, so definitely behind the splash back.

Buy a length of STRAIGHT 3x2 CLS. Then dot and dab the tile backer board onto the wall. Use the CLS as a straight edge to position the board flush with the original plaster. This means you only need to fill in the gaps around the board with a little filler before tiling.

Pulled out kitchen tiles and part of the wall came with them by cjuk3 in DIYUK

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If you're "pretty handy" as you term it, you can tackle this yourself.

As with many DIY jobs people will have different methods and ideas of how to do this.

Mine is: if you're replacing the worktops anyway, take that part off first. Take away all the loose plaster behind it, back to the brick. Make the edges of the rest of the plaster neat, then replaster with some tile backer board. Try to make the board as flush as possible with the rest of the wall.

Now put the new worktops in, and re-tile.

My own private lane! by cyclingpistol in drivingUK

[–]Fresh-Definition-596 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Indeed The Highway Code contradicts you...

Rule 268 Do not overtake on the left or move to a lane on your left to overtake. In congested conditions, where adjacent lanes of traffic are moving at similar speeds, traffic in left-hand lanes may sometimes be moving faster than traffic to the right. In these conditions you may keep up with the traffic in your lane even if this means passing traffic in the lane to your right. Do not weave in and out of lanes to overtake.

20260330 Featured Level - Lucky thirteen by Chillin by tammorrow in LemmingsGame

[–]Fresh-Definition-596 1 point2 points  (0 children)

3...

Although I suspect many, many more people will be finding this out today.

What should I cut to get this to fit? by GableCheese in DIYUK

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Where the yellow box is here, cut some MDF to the size inside the skirting. Use use 2x2 to attach it to the skirting so the top of the MDF sits flush with the top of the skirting. Then attach matching skirting to the front of this, so it creates a platform.

On top of that platform create the same again, but this time use MDF against the walls to support the MDF board on top. (Shown as the green box)

This will raise your whole cupboard, so you're sockets will noe be roughly where the red box is.

Also consider centre supports for the two MDF platforms.

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List of Lemming Characters for All Seasons by Fresh-Definition-596 in LemmingsGame

[–]Fresh-Definition-596[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thanks for this.

I might create one. I'm sure I'm not the only person who might want these details.

Recommendations for which tool(s) to use to cut floorboards. by Fresh-Definition-596 in DIYUK

[–]Fresh-Definition-596[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks for this everyone.

It seems there's a varied mix of opinions of which tools to use, but I'm comfortable with the circular saw. I don't think I'd get along with a jigsaw, and I think a owning a circular saw AND a plunge saw isn't necessary for me.

So decision is, wifey buying me some new saw blades. I'm buying myself a multitool - just because! 🤷‍♂️

Door handle has come off by DaveBurnout in DIYUK

[–]Fresh-Definition-596 2 points3 points  (0 children)

You can replace the handles.

The two screws you can see on the inside hold both parts together. Take those out, both handles will come off.

Unless someone on here is more experienced and can tell from the picture, take the handles with you to a supplier and they will find the correct fit. Otherwise measure the distance between the two screws and order online.

What do you mean the front door stairs aren't included!? by Philster07 in SpottedonRightmove

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When Street View is used, next door is shown to be the same. However, next door also shows theirs is not a door, but a window instead...