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I can only hope your optimism will be justified, making people think seems to become more difficult the longer we try, especially concerning the natural well being of things. I get the impression that AI is making people believe it will think for them; careful what you wish for, people!

Arrived as described and well packed, pleasure doing business with you, sir!

Sorry, already spoken for; which reminds me, I haven't posted it yet :rolleyes:

In those circumstances I would be inclined to consider secondary poisoning.

I don't dive and I don't really want anything for this; I just thought it might be of use to somebody here. If anybody can make use of it you can have it for postage cost.

Suunto Favor S dive computer, all working fine as far as I can tell; I don't dive, so what have you got?

And me

Very nice catch for somebody there! Very nice offer :singing:

I was limited as to choice as I had irregular shaping to the surface of my eyes, caused by things that were work-related, but you are informed of all the details after the initial inspection; I have Toric lenses and find it difficult to imagine how my sight could be improved.

Hereford eye clinic, Mr Madge is the consultant there.

Yep, paid eight and a half grand for new lenses and cataract removal (while they were in there); best money I've ever spent. That was just over a year ago and I'm still buzzing on it now. Whole thing took way less than an hour, both eyes done, some minor discomfort for a week or so, but very...

Coat arrived this morning, I'm very pleased with it. Exactly as described and fits like a glove. Thank you, Chris.

Excellent, all done , thank you.

I'll take the stockman's coat if still available please.

I was gifted a waiter's friend some years ago and have used it continually since, brilliant thing. Well made and superb hand feel, so much so that I went looking for a small pocket knife by them. The world is awash with knock-offs to the point where I couldn't find a real one anywhere. I suppose...

Here's an interesting take on the stick; purely serendipitous find.

That's the normal measurement for a properly load bearing stick used for a medical issue where the weight of almost half the body needs to be carried straight down; walking sticks and staffs, as we use them, just need to be what suits.

Old drain/chimney rods are a good bet, farm sales, junk shops etc.; I have a stick with various attachments using these and it has lasted many years of fairly hard use.

^ This exactly ^

Admirable forbearance.