Monday, 15 June 2020
Bloody Hell, this is hard work...
My latest blogpost: Bloody Hell, this is hard work...Tweet this! Posted by Mark Wadsworth at 21:58
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My latest blogpost: Bloody Hell, this is hard work...Tweet this! Posted by Mark Wadsworth at 21:58
Labels: DIY, Kitchen design
9 comments:
1. sugar soap clean then rinse.
2. primer, quick dry;-spray/ brush.
3. topcoat spray/ roller.
4. fix on handles.
Sok, thanks, I know that now, having tried it the hard way with paint and brush.
sok/mw - or, get a proper man in....
L, we had somebody in a couple of years ago, he said "I'll get back to you with a quote" and was never heard from again.
@MW
Did you talk to him about LVT or climate change by any chance? (just projecting :))
B, nah, I chickened out.
It appears that the gravito-thermal effect is hotly disputed, despite being
a. blindingly obvious,
b. intuitive,
c. obeys all known laws of physics
d. is easily observable in any planet, moon or star with an atmosphere (Gas Giants are to some extent failed stars) and
e. has been shown experimentally in controlled conditions (and forms the basis of the vortex heat tube which clearly work).
I might have to back pedal on that one, greater minds than mine have been trying for over a century to get people to accept this effect and failed. The Alarmists filled the void in understanding with their GHG bullshit. If we'd gone with Loschmidt a century ago, Hansen and his little friends would be laughed at.
The papers are full of men and women who9 have transformed their homes using bags of grass seed and an IKEA carrier bag during lockdown. Try and give one them a ring?
Mark, that is because the gravito-thermal effect is science and science is boring, unless you are a geek. Much better to get mass appeal with "science" which relies on faith and lots of handwaving and ritual.
P, no thanks, we're nearly done, see this evening's post.
B, it wasn't the Alarmists who rubbished the explanation, it was proper physicists like Maxwell in the 19th C who insisted that temperature and pressure in the atmosphere would eventually level out, like temp and pressure of a gas in a closed cylinder. They decided that potential energy is not a proper kind of energy and can be ignored. Thus rubbishing the usual explanation about why nuclear fusion starts in large bodies of H, i.e. stars.
See here.
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