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  1. On Thu, 12 Feb 2004 12:43:39 -0000, "Adrian Boliston"
    <[email hidden]> wrote:

    🙂"JohnB" <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]... ) )> Went into a
    :supermarket a few years ago with two of my girls when 3 and 5. )> We were told to take off their
    :helmets as they were a "security risk". ) )I often take my bike into our local HSBC to deposit
    :cheques and have not been )confronted regarding my helmet, although bikers *are* required to remove
    :helmets )before entering the bank. ) )

    All branches of HSBC are local 😉

    Pushbike helmets don't hide the face likem/c helmets do. I've not had probs taking bike in banks,
    mind, it is a Brompton 😉
    --
    Comm again, Mike.

  2. [email hidden] (pmailkeey) wrote in news:40317b1e.5143567
    @news.swinternet.net:

    Quoted message said:

    Like, er how warm ?

    Ooh, about 41 degrees and the highest humidity WA have known for over 60 years. Add to that the fact
    that Western Power (the state's power company) kind of [censored] up and don't have enough generating
    capacity. So what's their first move? They tell everyone to turn their air conditioning units off or
    risk a big fine! Apparently they'll officially turn a blind eye in extenuating circumstances and
    luckily having a young baby is one of them, so thanks Thomas, your dad doesn't have to shrivel up
    into a wrinkled prune in the heat :-)

    Quoted message said:

    Any engineering jobs going over there ?

    Dunno, have a look at www.seek.com.au. I know there ain't much in the way of higher level IT jobs of
    the kind I'm going for :-(

    Graeme

  3. Quoted message said:

    The one thing I do if I'm risking it for 10 secs is put the bike into top-most gears so if someone
    does do a quick run and jump you have a chance to catch 'em

    Toe strap tightened around the front brake lever easy to get on and off for bikies but woul probably
    give you enough time to whack the blighter!

    Robert

  4. pmailkeey said:

    Daft one I saw was a bike next to a sheffield stand and a lock through the bike and round the
    stand. I was sorely tempted to lift the lot off and put it over a different stand in the set !

    I've done that once, but I did know the owner of the bike.

    regards, Ian SMith
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  5. On Wed, 18 Feb 2004 11:09:29 GMT, Graeme
    <[email hidden]> wrote:

    🙂[email hidden] (pmailkeey) wrote in news:40317b1e.5143567 )@news.swinternet.net:
    🙂 )> Like, er how warm ? ) )Ooh, about 41 degrees and the highest humidity WA have known for over
    :60 )years.

    I'll agree that's "hot". Many in the uk moan at 30C, I love it.

    Add to that the fact that Western Power (the state's power company)
    🙂kind of [censored] up and don't have enough generating capacity. So what's )their first move? They
    :tell everyone to turn their air conditioning units )off or risk a big fine!

    Good heavens ! Here we are, rarely using heat pumps for heating, prefering to get it "direct" and
    you have a more economical system and told to turn it off ! Of course, the easy answer is to live
    more underground !

    How about you sending us your hot water and we'll return it cooled ?
    --
    Comm again, Mike.

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