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Anyone know what Angry Birds for Automotive is? It’s in the Playstore (as of June 2024) and the description sounds like Classics.

Well done @desperate-dan .Not that tricky for you.

Hey @hunnybunny I here you can get some cheap deals in The Triangle area.But watch out for Tom he has a habit of making things disappear.

Quarrymen

Today’s Tricky Teaser:

What links the Cold Reactor video with Buddy Holly’s ‘That’ll be the Day’?

Knew I shouldn’t have mentioned the cold weather yesterday had trouble finding me trossachs today @ixan57.Looking better next week 10 degrees along with rain and gale force winds.

As Jazzman would say: “Mmmm…Nice…”

As of last night, that’s all under a good coating of snow. First of the season. Quarrying up there between 1000 and 2000 feet in winter must have been really hard. Your boys would have been laughed out of town.

Had a feeling of deja vu about our friend Chirpy and scrolling forward a few pages in the forum saw he’d asked exactly the same question two years ago.What’s worse is I gave the same answer.I think deja vu is taking over my memory.

Anyway, you’ve seen my back garden.

Evening Stalky Dan .Those boys just don’t care,in another Mountainhead video Jon can be seen throwing fake money all over a beach.Tsk Tsk.

Talking of temperature, it’s idiot time again. 3 out of the 4 contestants on House of Games when asked to guess the melting point of gold, chose round about at or below the boiling point of water. So if you accidentally split hot tea on your gold ring it would melt then?  Only about 950 degrees Centigrade too low.

Well, well, well. The Dinorwig slate quarries, just down the road. I think, at the time that it was at its peak, the second largest in the world. Second only the the Penryn slate quarry, a few miles away and now home to the fastest zipwire in the world. One of Twiggy and my favourite places to go walking. Unesco World Heritage Site – you really…[Read more]