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Andy that mod works great for the forum, but messes a little with the loading/reloading of other content... so I've disabled it for now!

But if it works for you... great!

Hog... 2 fingers... but how quickly can you move them? :twisted:
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Wanna dice?
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Is anyone else watching Robocop 3 on ETV... :sick:

I've 2 already, in the Monopoly game box... and some others in the kitchen draw... small and big... why?

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Ok lets dice.... vroooooooom....

My results on Vodacom 3G:

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Now your turn... go to:
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Run the speed test and copy and paste the results...
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Tks Mr B. ran the test. (Don't know how to copy & paste results)

It did say download 572kbps and upload 340 kbps.

PS: the dice was on the fingers...
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Sorry Mr B, gotta go. Pse post what you did to help Mud, 'cause I'm gonna wrap this laptop around the pole on my deck not too long from now, and nail it there with a couple of staples....
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Pretty cool :thumbup:
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Hennie, here is that topic link,but Bretton says it's not so good on other sites. Maybe you better check with him before doing anything. :think:

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:( :thumbdown: ..... maybe I should try it late night when there is less traffic. :think:
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Andy u are probably using a telkom 384kbits/s ADSL line, and then the results are fine!
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Mr_B wrote:Andy u are probably using a telkom 384kbits/s ADSL line, and then the results are fine!
I am. :wink:
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Oi! Dis be fun! :)


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"Hie's ek weer, innie Roelandstraat, voo' die deur, vannie magistraat, oo alla ....." :) :) :) :P :P :P

Di Stormers het ge-storm, die Cheetah's het, uhm, hulle ding gedoen, die Sharks ennie Lions het (weer) hille se jis ge-check, ennie Bulle hettie gespeel nie, so hulle kon my nie pla nie, paar lekker see-krieke gehad vir aandete, so my se Kaap is wee Hollands, my bra!!!! :thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup:
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:shock: :shock: :think: :think: :confused: :confused: :( :(

Is dit iets wat ek gese het, of die nuwe tandepasta wat Swamb's gekoop het dat niemand met my wil praat nie????
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seker die tandepasta
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Genade, daai suurlemoen-knoffelbottersousie saam die prawns was dan seker baie mooier as wat ek gedink het.

Sorrie tog...
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ha ha
try and beat this -

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Nee o aarde, hierdie spoed-goed is soos daai kar-program op BBC, maak my moeg as ek so alleen daarna moet sit en kyk. Smaak my naderhand ek het al daai karre self gery.

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Wat probeer jy vir ons sê, Hennie?
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And again we were three ..... :wink:

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The mmwc :lol: :lol:
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Niel wrote:The mmwc :lol: :lol:
I just love your modesty, Niel!! :D: :wink:
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BOO!!!!

looks like me alone here!!!

yep normal people should be sleeping!!! maybe me not normal!!
or maybe couz me getting sick with a stupid cold/flue that me awake!!

any case!! HI!! :twisted: :lol: :mrgreen:
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not sure, why this late night has gone so quiet!!!


any case, does any one watch European soccer, have just watched some justice

my favorite coach, Jose Marinho's new team, beat the team that fired him two years ago!! at home!!! :twisted: :twisted:

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TV? Not sure what that is anymore..... :lol: :lol: :lol:
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hehehe!!

me won the battle of the remote tonight, or is that couz the wife is sleeping??? :lol:

any case, soon my time will be directed else where!!

yep will say it again, UZFE1, will be home Saterday, just a few more things and the work will start!!

have a motor stand just not sure if it will take that weight, so will be building a custom stand for the motor!!

feel like a little kid!!

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feel like a little kid!!
You must enjoy and good luck with the stand :thumbup:
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thanx Mark, will post some pics!! :mrgreen:
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kfxnando wrote:thanx Mark, will post some pics!! :mrgreen:
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kfxnando wrote:thanx Mark, will post some pics!! :mrgreen:
Of the stand or the motor? :D: :wink:

both as we go along!! :lol:

have been thinking, maybe the current stand will take the lexus weight for a while, giving me time to take things a little easier!!!
if it took the Ford V6, it should take the Lexus, the Ford V6s are all cast iron, where as the Lexus is all aluminium!!

as for the custom stand, would like to build it in such a way, that I could start a motor while on that custom stand, once I'm done, will help my friend who is doing the Mussso Lexus conversion, and will see as we go along who else will need help!! :mrgreen:
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Your stand should be fine if it holds the Ford V6 .... The Lexus V8 only weighs a little more than the standard 4Y. :wink:
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thanx Andy!!

when looking for the stainless welding rods today, saw a engine stand that is rated at 1000lb
as me have the terrible habit of steeling with my eyes so I did again!! hehehe!! :twisted:
and the difference, between my engine stand and the one in the shop, is a small piece of square tube, that helps support the weight!!
well out comes the welder again and will do that soon as well!!

will post pics of that one, when done!! thatnx again Andy!! :mrgreen:
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It was not my intention to join this crew, but...........
Just before one, I woke with the dogs barking, which my dogs seldom do, plus the pitiful cry of something else. Stark naked I grabbed a torch and rushed out to investigate.
Somehow a young duiker had go into the garden. I got the dogs away and locked them in the courtyard. The duiker looks uninjured, but it will now have to wait for morning to see, or do more.

So now I’ve had a cup of coffee, told the dogs if I hear as much as a yelp from them they will be in serious trouble. So they are both lying under the courtyard sink looking suitably contrite. The duiker is somewhere in a bed of flowers getting its heart beat back to normal, hopefully no other injuries, – morning will tell.

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So, I am wide-awake and decided to join this exclusive club.
:lol: :lol: Full membership accepted! :lol: :wink:
Hope the duiker is OK to be released in the morning. They are fretful little creatures, but can become quite tame, especially if injured and nursed. Rehabilitation then becomes problematic (exposing them to contact with less friendly humans and more vicious dogs) and they are better off released in a game park. Hope your little 'visitor' will be able to go on it's way in the morning. :wink:
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The duiker is OK bar for scuffmarks on its face where it ran into the fence.
Don't know what I'm going to do? It is very nervous and tries desperately to get through the fence.
Best time to catch it would be at night by blinding it with a torch then throwing a blanket over it, however I am reluctant to do this on my own as it could kick me to bits if the catch goes badly.

Think I'll just leave it for awhile to calm down. It is in a section of the garden that has a fence around it, approx 150 sq.m, which has plenty of cover, grass, and shrubs, but with one small access gate right next to where the dogs sleep.
Plan to spend sometime in the area talking to it, hopefully it will get used to me.


It’s a mystery how it got in as the whole yard has a bonnox fence and electrical fence around it. Only possibility is that yesterday we left the main electrical gate open and it must have wondered in from the surrounding plantations.
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Put the dogs away entirely, switch off the fence electrification, open the gates and gently herd it out of the yard. It will take yonks to try calm it by standing about talking to it. Less stressful to get it out of the yard quickly ... their systems can handle short periods of extreme stress, but prolonged exposure can put them into shock. :eh:
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well not surprisingly,am alone here!!
after a long weekend, every one is having a recovery to get back to work!!

self worked my but off this weekend at home, made some progress, at least in some departments at home!!

took one heavy weight load off my back, got my sons quad running good gain, and finished the one surge tank, more about that in the relevant thread!!

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after a long weekend, every one is having a recovery to get back to work!!
If you only knew the truth! :wink:
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Mud Dog wrote:
after a long weekend, every one is having a recovery to get back to work!!
If you only knew the truth! :wink:
Suppose the guys are still on leave...... :o:
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Mark, you know my reason .... and today is the last ritual to "lay the matter to rest". :wink:
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hier gaan ook net mooi niks aan vannaand nie :twisted:
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Hoe praat jy dan nou!?

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Numbnut wrote:Hoe praat jy dan nou!?

What am I, chop liver??
Ek praat laat in die aand maar daai tyd was ek al chopped liver
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Ja wat, sommige mense moet maar werk in die aand!!
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Hmmm ....... Where's all the chopped liver tonight!! :D:
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Right here, at work and in the office with a cup of green!
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Hmmmmmmm....coffee and box of chocolate marshmallow easter eggs :D :D :D
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That breakfast sounds like pudding to me Mark!

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Numbnut wrote:That breakfast sounds like pudding to me Mark!

Jippeeeee, nog net 1uur om te gaan en dan is dit huis se kant waar n paar warm boude vir my le en wag! :thumbup: :thumbup:
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I prefer a bowl of all bran mixed with meusli and a cup of green minty tea thank you!
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Numbnut wrote:I prefer a bowl of all bran mixed with meusli and a cup of green minty tea thank you!
Luckily I have an allergy to that stuff :lol: :lol: :lol:
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Marcus wrote:Chocolate and coffee.....my downfall.... :lol: :lol: :lol:
A man after my own heart!! :thumbup: I think I said it before ...... I don't have a sweet tooth, ..... I got a whole damn mouth full of them! :lol:
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Where the crew today? Another 2 hours and I should be finished. :)
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Been trying to re-set my body clock in an effort to convince it that I need to sleep a bit more than from 02h00 to 05h00 :lol:
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All alone on the thread, seems like Andy, you got the body clock working a bit normal tonight :thumbup:
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You may have spoken too soon Coennie!! :lol: :lol:

.... but I'll blame this one on the neighbourhood dogs ... something set them off and off course I got up to investigate. I made some coffee and the browser was still open on the forum ....... enough said. :D:
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:think: Gonna try put in a few more winks before the family wakes up! :problem: :silent:
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Dit is darem stil hier vannaand :shock:
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Totally deserted!! :lol: :lol:
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