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And lots of those purple ones are bullshit man-made elements which exist for a fraction of a second only. Althoughi appreciate that that makes locking them seem like a fun challenge

What (if anything) are people using to seal concrete floors? In the coming months I am hopeful of moving into a new place that is being built at the moment. I'm keen to seal the garage floor as I tend to be a bit clumsy and end up with at least a good splash of oil on the floor each time i...

Sadly not the explanation. Would have been even more spectacular if I'd had time to eat a decent amount. Probably should be posting in the 'What might have been...' thread.

I got pretty lucky. It bit me on the toe and one of its fangs hit my toenail so I only got a half dose. I was only about 10yo so things were hidden from me a bit but I'm told the defibrillator was on standby for a while. Biggest effect was that for a year or two afterwards scratches on that leg...

Reckon it just had an attitude problem. I was just walking along (in my yard), it bit me and then promptly disappeared into some bushes. I wasn't being loud or moving quickly. Most people suggest that I must have stepped on it, but being bare foot at the time, I am sure I didn't

Whether they eat other snakes or not, red-bellies are arse-hats. The first time I ever saw one was immediately after the little bastard bit me

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2024-03-21/excessive-speed-canberra-road-death-cyclist/103614788

The same people who put platypus in an omelette

If you were riding an eeb, I'm more concerned about your knee than the 'bike'

Hoping that one of the 'ups' is that your beautiful new bike was not harmed

A lot better:

Caffeine back-up in place - a waeco handpumped thing I have for camping. It makes a reasonable coffee but not the same as the real thing. And is pretty slow to use for someone who is always running late in rhe mornings. Apparently the new part was placed in the express post this arvo. So...

So, after spending way too long trying to cut a groove in the screw, pulling the machine apart and determining that there wasn't much of a better way, then spending even more time trying to cut a groove... I have found a stockist that will send me the whole group head, express post, for $160...

@ausdb breville dual boiler. No tricky screws, just think I need to pull half the machine apart to detach the group head.

@Rusty_68 a piece of cardboard with a hole punched in it was doing the trick. @pink poodle it absolutely is. Question is whether it is also new coffee machine time

Hoping one of you clever people here may have an answer to my terrible predicament. Somehow (I actually don't not how) a M5 x 17 screw has snapped inside my much loved espresso machine (inside the grouphead). I am at a loss as to how to get it out. Hoping that maybe there is an easy idea that my...

Having left a board damp in a bag (while we were caught in a blizzard), you really don't want to leave it wet for any length of time. Rusty edges suck