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Roy
It seems it’s totally arbitrary the order of members scoring the same. Not based on surname, username, when registered, last online, or anything particularly. Simply however the database happens to retrieve the data.
An order could be put in… but what would make it fair? Rank maybe? 😆
Stephen
Roy😉😉
Roy
Ok Ross glad it's working again. I was going to put something about the likes bit at the very bottom of the comments page but I had to end my reply abruptly as my glucose meter readings were alerting me to get my meal asap 🤔☺, which I have just eaten. I have been a diabetic for over 66 years!!
I'm not into stopping to make and to eat meals when I could be doing more interesting things like building models ☺ or not so interesting like gardening 😐. There's just not enough hours in the day!! 😀.
if anyone likes some of the posts that I have put on here, I get an email that tells me. When I click on any, it automatically takes me to the relevant website posts ☺.
It's the ones that members don't like that I can't see - thank goodness 🙄 😁.
Wha? U dont want yer lawn trimmed with a sail edger??
(visualize somebody with a electronic sized soldering iron, down on their knees, trimming the edge of the lawn, with a long, heavy duty extension cord, that goes back to the house)
Dream on baby, just don't trim my lawn.
Roy
I had to look up the connection:
An EDGER in Marine world is a hand tool used for trimming and flattening seams in sailmaking. I just use my finger a really sharp box cutter, a fine point 40W soldering iron or a flat iron
Roy
I spent 50 years a a gardener. which has ltttle to do with ships
Roy
I don’t understand why you would brew some tea if you were trying to cool off? I would understand if you were making Ice Tea but not a cuppa☕️😥
I have got used to just 6 hours sleep and a doze after lunch.
So model boat building tends to be an early morning session and another in the evening mixed up with the usual planned events and daily unexpected crises.
I am working on a small fishing boat bought on the auction bay partly spoilt by the previous owner. I have nearly got over the errors in construction but I am hopeful.
My next task is to insert a prop tube and drive is by an old servo motor. I mean really old when they were rather bigger than now and I used to remove the motors before disposing of the broken bits. I will let all know if the motor performs, when she gets in the water.
Finished my tea I will have a cold shower and try for sleep again.
regards
Roy
Having said that since the new board layout has been introduced the QoD questions have got considerable easier
Just my opinion
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