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GB wrote:
On 18/05/2019 14:50, ARW wrote:

I have an old B&D cordless drill; the batteries don't charge.

Either the batteries or the charger are faulty.

You really don't need to go any further. Even if the charger is faulty
and you can fix it, that won't help. The batteries are bound to be
knackered.

I'm not full of joy at the moment, you may have noticed, the reason
being that I went for a scan before having an operation and they told me
that they found something else. So, that's two operations - one major
and one a bit less so. I'm not feeling optimistic about myself, so I'm
buggered if I'm going to feel optimistic about your bleeding drill.

With most things like that better to find out ASAP. So more chance of
treating it.

Like many as we get older, I've had more than my fair share of the NHS in
the past year or so. Making me even more appreciative of it. And hating
******s like Farage who what to turn it into some money making scam even
more.

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*He who laughs last has just realised the joke.

Dave Plowman London SW
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