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Previously on "A Blast From the Past"
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I once went to a Julian Clary gig during the Glasgow Festival, and it was surprisingly funny.Originally posted by Churchill View PostYou're about as funny as Julian Clary but not as butch - by that I mean not funny at all.
I don't find Graham Norton funny though.
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I never was much of a kettlehead. Give me a thrash on a multiple unit any day!Originally posted by zeitghostI think there was one of those steamy things around here one weekend.
Having investigated the thermal efficiency of the design (6%), I can see why they changed to diesel.
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Yeah, it's abrasive and acidic but hey, the principle is sound!Originally posted by zeitghostBriefly.
The flyash doesn't do the turbine bit a lot of good really.
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He got it working with ground-nut oil (peanut).Originally posted by Doggy Styles View PostDo you mean that the combustion chambers were to be injected with a coal-dust/air mixture?
Did he ever get such an engine working?
You can also run a gas turbine on coal dust too.
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Do you mean that the combustion chambers were to be injected with a coal-dust/air mixture?Originally posted by zeitghostThe diesel engine was originally designed to use powdered coal dust.
Not a lot of people know that.
Did he ever get such an engine working?
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While I was travelling through the Stonebridge Park area away from Euston not long ago, three middle-aged chaps suddenly leapt from their seats near me pointing excitedly out of the window in an easterly direction. Apparently there was a special unit on a parallel track about 100 yards away.
It didn't look anything out of the ordinary to my untrained eye, and unfortunately I can't remember what they said it was, but it made their day.
By the way, did you spot my pun there? Untrained eye? I think a
is in order!
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A Blast From the Past
Saw something today that I haven't seen in years as I passed through Dilton Marsh Halt this morning.
5 young boys stood in line exhibiting a lightning quick swivel of the head akin to a Wimbledon spectator watching an Andy Murray serve as our 5 car unit passed by, each furiously scribbling down the number of his allotted carriage.
That said, I immediately called British Transport Police and suggested they be apprehended under the Prevention of Terrorism Act.
You just can't be too careful these days.Tags: None
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