No 58: Hat Pin for the Stylishly Challenged
Never realized my Great White poster was that creased....
Never realized my Great White poster was that creased....
101 Uses for Ammonites
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No. 59: Part of Greek mythology
Then of course, times came that ammonites were not PC anymore and the stone got all the credit
TPOTH
Then of course, times came that ammonites were not PC anymore and the stone got all the credit
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No. 60: Greek mythology, part II
I'm telling you! It's a conspiracy! "they" are really after each and everyone of us!! Gimme tin foil to stop the mind reading rays from outer space!!!
*foams at the mouth*
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I'm telling you! It's a conspiracy! "they" are really after each and everyone of us!! Gimme tin foil to stop the mind reading rays from outer space!!!
*foams at the mouth*
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No. 61: Something for me to free from it's limestone sarcophagus
with my brand new, dusttastic, soon to arrive, pneumatic, preparamic, redundancy celebratory, rags to riches, ooh that itches, airpen & compressor. (table, chair & specimen not incl.)
with my brand new, dusttastic, soon to arrive, pneumatic, preparamic, redundancy celebratory, rags to riches, ooh that itches, airpen & compressor. (table, chair & specimen not incl.)
creative... juices... waning... 40...more... to go....
WE CAN DO IT! (i'll be back this weekend)
WE CAN DO IT! (i'll be back this weekend)
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Inspirational laxatives anyone ?
I peaked too early, ooh ooh I feel rumblings here comes some more perhaps !
I peaked too early, ooh ooh I feel rumblings
here comes some more perhaps !
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Colin, interesting !
I've always preferred brushes in the 1st filter stage for silt/sediment separation but are not the 1st chambers of ammonites generally filled with the same ?
REVOLUTIONARY !
No.66: Guido Fawkes' commemorative pyrotechnics
Whilst on the subject of revolutions, I thought it appropriate to insert no.66,
whilst also saving Tony (our gracious & benevolent leader ) a few cents off his web hosting bill.
Pack enough solid propellent & iron filings into a Cleoniceras Besairei, drill out the centre with your Dremel (mine's a Draper as I'm of low caste). Nail to a suitable post nearby, light the blue touch paper & celebrate the barbaric death of Guido Fawkes & his chums who dared to attempt what most Brits are thinking !!
Here we see the diminutive Guido being presented to King James I prior to his extensive interrogation on the rack whereby he achieved a reasonably normal stature.
This lead to the 1st reported use of the phrase "growing pains" also known in the 17th century as "Fawkes' ache" which was also used as a toast by those who supported the cause after poor Guido's demise.
Apparently, the Wright brothers assisted in the gunpowder plot but I'm afraid that suggestion is quite preposterous !
I've always preferred brushes in the 1st filter stage for silt/sediment separation but are not the 1st chambers of ammonites generally filled with the same ?
REVOLUTIONARY !
No.66: Guido Fawkes' commemorative pyrotechnics
Whilst on the subject of revolutions, I thought it appropriate to insert no.66,
whilst also saving Tony (our gracious & benevolent leader
) a few cents off his web hosting bill.
Pack enough solid propellent & iron filings into a Cleoniceras Besairei, drill out the centre with your Dremel (mine's a Draper as I'm of low caste). Nail to a suitable post nearby, light the blue touch paper & celebrate the barbaric death of Guido Fawkes & his chums who dared to attempt what most Brits are thinking !!
Here we see the diminutive Guido being presented to King James I prior to his extensive interrogation on the rack whereby he achieved a reasonably normal stature.
This lead to the 1st reported use of the phrase "growing pains" also known in the 17th century as "Fawkes' ache" which was also used as a toast by those who supported the cause after poor Guido's demise.
Apparently, the Wright brothers assisted in the gunpowder plot but I'm afraid that suggestion is quite preposterous !
main reason for using the ammonites is actually to keep the calcium levels at a high level and dirt is removed by the sponge on the drip tray... I filter all my tanks this way 
No.67 "Universally recognised emblem of cephalopod road safety"
No.67 "Universally recognised emblem of cephalopod road safety"
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Colin, there was a glitch in the matrix !
your sign is 67 though it ruins any Route 66 reference.
Dirt from my early pond filters was removed by using a mop & bucket on the floor as I had a few design flaws. Carbon canisters work well for adsorbing (not ab) impurities & (don't tell phil) make red diesel not red !! thereby saving owners of diesel vehicles plenty dollar
your sign is 67 though it ruins any Route 66 reference.
Dirt from my early pond filters was removed by using a mop & bucket on the floor as I had a few design flaws. Carbon canisters work well for adsorbing (not ab) impurities & (don't tell phil) make red diesel not red !! thereby saving owners of diesel vehicles plenty dollar
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