ELITE 11+ Everyone Loving It Trout Extraction

neosi

elsie1969 wrote: »

Are both actually visible with the naked eye? HTV4 docking on the 9th, but not sure what time. Will be interesting if we can see both craft travelling.

You maybe lucky and see both, but not quiet as close as the below, these are pics of the ISS and the Progress cargo craft from last month http://spaceweather.com/gallery/indiv_upload.php?upload_id=84845


But you may see em dock on Nasa TV http://www.nasa.gov/multimedia/nasatv/iss_ustream.html only showing a blue screen at the mo cos its out of range

zippydooda wrote: »

I want to point out to new skywatchers. that it was neosi that brought this to our thread. so any questions don't hesitate to ask him. :rotfl:

I will answer as well if I can:)

Oi.. dont pass the buck :rotfl::rotfl:;) carry on good man :cool:

Queenriderbrekke

purpledonkey wrote: »

That's what I thought at first but it says:

'Seperately, we were very impressed with the many cute entries, so many cute doggies to choose from, it was pretty clear from the votes that Doogie was proving very popular especially as his owner Mark did the rounds encouraging votes. As a result, the team felt that Doogie be rewarded as well and therefore we will be in touch with Mark with an offer of a smaller prize'

Neat! Well done Doogie, I hadn't noticed that!:T

tweets

Seasalt bags on offer with free delivery for those who missed it last time.

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/4734935

Dizzy_Ditzy

Call_of_Trouty wrote: »

Quiz question

6. What was the make of the car?

Your Answer: Rolls-Royce
The correct answer was Mercedes-Benz.

The car was completely totaled in the crash.


:huh::huh::huh::huh:

:mad:

I had that question. It was to do with Diana and that crash

pacifica9

I saw the ISS (twice), two satellites and three Perseid meteors last night - all from the window, without even venturing outside for a wider view. Last year my best mate and I spent a giggly few hours lying on her trampoline, with her two young daughters, counting Perseids. Great fun.

zippydooda

emerald21 wrote: »

I m looking at an old flump and there s no weight on them that I can see but there s 30 calories per twist ie flump and they are British.

after working it out its now 38.4 calories. and spanish:(

wackynut

neosi wrote: »

I see the ISS is back in town :T dont forget to keep an eye out for the Perseid Meteor while youre skywatching, the peak is on the 11th through too the 13th but you may see the odd one or two now as there starting to appear.

For those that are new to the ISS or may have missed it first time round, heres one of a few pics of the ISS i took last year on a long exposure, it got published on spaceweather, Go me :D

Thank you. I got to see this last time thanks to you. :T
I saw a shooting star for the first time on Saturday. :j

FloFlo

Yoghurt_Queen wrote: »

From a womble around lunchtime today: A -V- Morrisons

1 x Always Infinity Sanitary Pads Normal Plus with Win...£3.49£3.00
1 x Always Infinity Sanitary Pads Long Plus with Wings...£3.49£3.00

http://www.mysupermarket.co.uk/asda/bundle/661212_266908.html

Did they buy anything else in the 3 for £10? Might not have shown on apg but would be on receipt.

FloFlo

scamps1966 wrote: »

What with all the glass cleared up, we've now realised that a quite a bit of wine has managed to get under the wooden flooring and into the underlay. the only way to get the floor up is by dismantling 2 cupboards, the work surface and a breakfast bar. :eek: It's gotta be done or it will start stinking. So, toolbag in one hand and a VERY large glass of wine in the other.

Aww not nice.

ruthsaver

Oh god, how hard is the cow & gate game?! I've tried dozens of times, it is random if you win do you think.
Due next week, so this would come in very handy if I won!