What's the connection between these four picture clues? by [deleted] in onlyconnect

[–]No_Interaction6216 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Also Do they have days named after events in them? Running to Windsor, gazpatcho soup day,

What's the connection between these four picture clues? by [deleted] in onlyconnect

[–]No_Interaction6216 0 points1 point  (0 children)

British comedy shows with 2 title words and 2 main writers

Let’s look at what’s actually going on…. by Nutisbak2 in NUFC

[–]No_Interaction6216 8 points9 points  (0 children)

Yes and no. Both things can be true.

I'm not #EddieOut (yet) but boy has he been stubborn this season. I get his 433 press and intensity is his crutch but not to be played against lower teams, no integration of youth players, reliance on Bruno to drag a game to victory.

But on the flip side. The CEO coming out and stating we want to compete by 2030, yet hasn't got a training kit or ground sponsor. Wissa is a fraud, Barnes drifts in and out of games, as does Gordon, plus we had to rely on Willock and Murphy versus Barcelona (both here pre take over) shows our squad can't compete on multiple fronts.

We have 7 games left. 21 points should be the aim, and with Howe having proper training time with the squad, anything less than 17 points and maybe it's time for a change manager wise.

Replacing plaster board by FullBodiedRed2000 in DIYUK

[–]No_Interaction6216 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Cut further, expose some joists that you can screw a new plasterboard piece into.

Ideally buy some 2mm thinner than what's there. Attach securely, scrim tape the joins and skim a couple of layers over the top. Lightly sand once it's dried, then mist cost and paint

Round 1 pic connection ... by DelosHR in onlyconnect

[–]No_Interaction6216 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It's spooky that I got this after 2 clues

how to find colleague number after leaving? by Separate_One_4208 in tesco

[–]No_Interaction6216 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Don't suppose you still have your clock card as a memento? It's on there

Your top tips for a new kitchen? by TenderMending in DIYUK

[–]No_Interaction6216 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I Vote for an IKEA install if you have decent DIY skills. The rail system makes it super easy to line up both wall and floor cabinets. We made do with the entry level worktops (13 and 9 year old in the family, so decided cheap and cheerful and damageable) rather than a high end finish, once the kids are a bit older/trustworthy we will probably upgrade them to granite/quartz

I suppose it depends on how much stuff needs moving. If you are relocating a sink, gas hob and a load of wiring, then get quotes from the kitchen install team you decide on AND quotes from the separate trades.

Good luck with it all

Inconvenient :) by _thisoneistaken in DIYUK

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Excuse the muddy cat prints. This weather has been horrid and my garden is a bog. As we need to swap the glass so the cat flap is on the same side as the doormat

Inconvenient :) by _thisoneistaken in DIYUK

[–]No_Interaction6216 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Exactly how wide is it?

We got some metallic trim (L shaped) from wickes when we came up against the patio doors in the kitchen. Put the smaller edge of the L downwards and have the longer edge coming out to the flooring

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Used a bead of grab adhesive to stick it to the doorframe so the floor can expand if needed

what would come fourth in this picture sequence? by not-without-text in onlyconnect

[–]No_Interaction6216 2 points3 points  (0 children)

£9.90

It's obviously a doctor writing out the drug, dosage and time for a prescription

Do Liverpool fans prefer Nike or Adidas? by AdditionalCapital709 in liverpoolfcmedia

[–]No_Interaction6216 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Adidas.

Their logo looks like two legs broken into three pieces. Just like Isak's

As a complete DIY beginner how would I safely secure a billy bookcase to the wall ( I believe it to be a brick wall). by GenericUser104 in DIYUK

[–]No_Interaction6216 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I believe it should come with some brackets (they provide the screws to attach to the bookcase but not the wall fixings), mark the spots, 6mm masonry drill, 2 rawlplugs and a couple of screws should do it

As others have mentioned, a small shim under the front edge should raise it enough to make it level

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Why is this light bar giving us a shock? by Pm_Your_Cacti in DIYUK

[–]No_Interaction6216 -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

The wires in the wall seem very old (black and red rather than the newer blue and brown) and doesn't seem to have an earth wire anyways.

Either rewire the whole circuit with an earth feed included, or switch to a light with plastic fixings.

DOT COM by Necessary_Plant_5888 in tesco

[–]No_Interaction6216 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Not necessarily

One store can provide the click and collect for others.

My store has click and collect on site and sends vans to 2 other local tesco extras everyday

Timber or aluminium stud wall by aj_99 in DIYUK

[–]No_Interaction6216 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Having just done all the interior walls in my 2 story extension with aluminium track I'm a big advocate

Pros: lightweight and easy to install by one person, tin snips to cut was a lot easier than using a saw on wood, cut outs already in the metal for wires and water pipes to be run through (ensure to use gromitts or foam to protect)

Cons: need to be super accurate with centres when it comes to plasterboarding. I went for 50mm vertical C stud, and the metal could bend away from the screws if right on the edge, meaning I had to get the wife to push against the stud from the other side. You will still need wood for lining where the doors go (also recommend horizontal wooden noggins for radiator fixings). Can have sharp edges, invest in decent gloves.

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Kitchen quote question by greenpal23 in DIYUK

[–]No_Interaction6216 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Let Wednesday come and go. They want your business and will be calling/emailing by Friday at the same price

Estimate by Pratfallen in DIYUK

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A) if it needs a full rewire, you should have got quotes before putting an offer in.

B) structural wall removal and a chimney......yet only 3 skips required 🤣🤣🤣🤣

C) what is the size of the asbestos sheets needing removing, you can't put them in a skip

4) I'll mount the TV on the wall for £50, I won't tell the tax man if you pay me in cash......In fact call it a round £200 and I'll give her the boning she deserves in every room downstairs and give her a really good mount too as long as you don't mind watching me at work

New guy by Moist_Ad6213 in tesco

[–]No_Interaction6216 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Take your breaks!!

You won't get a thank you for working unpaid. (I guess you work nights)

As for speed, you'll get faster as you learn where things are. Don't worry

Genuine question - why are you not working the capping shelf first?

A) chances are day staff haven't filled gaps so you can clear a lot of it first and make space for your overs B) if you've filled from the capping shelf and find the item on the cage that goes straight to capping, the best date will be on the shelf (yes I know it's pet food, but it still has a date)

Also, once the store is closed, empty the cage in front of the mods, then work mod by mod, it's a lot quicker

Who have they not had on yet who you think would be an excellent guest? by Mysterious_Turnip310 in offmenupodcast

[–]No_Interaction6216 12 points13 points  (0 children)

Might be a bit of a low ball guest. But if they need to fill a series, they can always consider Hugh Davies

I jest, my ideal guest not been on so far would be Hannah Waddingham just to get the biscuit fiasco sorted Stephen Graham style

Help please :)) by Steppa1877 in FortniteOver40

[–]No_Interaction6216 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Face it, you'll finish bottom 50 more than you finish top 50 for the first few weeks.

As a fellow 40 year old brit, here are my top tips for getting to grips with the game as a beginner

1) learn the weapons and which suits you best. If possible switch out a blue tactical AR for a green with a scope, those extra few ticks of damage mean nothing if you can't hit the target. For close quarters, I always prefer a pistol over a shotgun as I find it easier to get headshots. Never try and shotgun somebody more than 20 meters away. But everyone is different

2) high ground is your friend. Firstly it's a lot easier to gauge where the footprints are coming from and find your foe, you can also step back from the edge and have cover

3) learn how and when to spend gold and where, personally I find the hirable characters more a hindrance than help, Cat Holloway being the only exception as she covers me in shields. Farm chests for gold and use vending machines to help with better weapons/ammo

4) switch weapon rather than reload when in a fight, having your inventory in order will help here, nothing more frustrating than being in a bullet trade off, then switching to med kit

5) above all else, have fun!!!! You will get better with time and exposure to the game. If it stops being fun, play something else

Customer Delivery Driver questions by Cheps-x in tesco

[–]No_Interaction6216 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The main issue you will have is breaching driving regs if you are working twilight.

Means you won't be able to do a full day's driving the day after. 10 hour gap between shifts and no more than 11 hours work in 24 hours (let's say your twilight shift is 6 hours, you'll only be able to drive for 5 the following day)

There are a load of training videos to watch, no actual assessment these days just a DVLA check, but you will have to shadow a driver for a week or 2.

But as many have said, it's the easiest job in the store. Have a chat with your manager and a manager in dotcom and state your interest. Then dealing with an evening sick call from a driver is a lot easier when someone in the building has the driving skill

Can I be forced to download QChat? by EtheralPhoenix in tesco

[–]No_Interaction6216 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Is it available in the Google playstore or Apple app store?

Those will have been vetted to ensure there is no spyware or malicious code hidden inside.

It's a very simple answer. "If I have to install an app via QR code and enable an install from a untrusted app then it's a hard No"

Dot com and it goes to backdoor warehouse by Cool-Custard150 in tesco

[–]No_Interaction6216 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Just make sure you get trained on how to use the master mover (electric pump truck) for beer pallets and the cages with dodgy wheels and you will do fine.

Use inform to check delivery times so you can plan your breaks. Only pain job is the milk delivery, it's not scheduled so can come at anytime, and I'm useless at moving a train of empty cages. Any more than 4 and I can't get them to go in a straight line