http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IEoqHe8YnZA&feature=related

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YUH7m68XaKA&feature=related

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Tim Howard.

Good goalie.

Incisive and thought provoking as ever

BK's got his double agent at work again.

http://www.worldsgreatestbusinessmind.com/20090111-Bill-Kenwright-create.html&WT.mc_id=WGBM

I think someones got a crush on our enigmatic chairman.
Mr Duck has come out of the closet on 606,don't ridicule him it was bound to happen,all that ironing has turned him to the other side

Cos that's what ironing does to you of course.What happened mate did you iron your own shirt once and feel an uncontrolable urge to have your back door kicked in

all that ironing has turned him to the other side

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All he really wanted was some pocket money from the lady of the house so he could go to a game for once

Good morning Superfan engineering a bit slack today is it.

This Morning? Is that not what you should be watching

You should call in and have a chat with Denise Robertson about you being under the thumb and not allowed to go to games

Where as you are the man of the house I can tell that cos you go to every game home and away and are on here from 9am til 11pm and even hold down an engineering job inbetween.Wish I was like you

Now don't get your feathers ruffled Quentin Duck.I can see you have issues with losing your masculinity and being subservient to your missus.But please don't take out all your pent up anger on a true man like Bill kenwright.

A self made millionaire in charge of a premiership club,it can't get better than that.Your main achievement must be to get your whites whiter than white.

He must have gone away to do a bit of engineering

Well I will be able to rip you a new one once I have calculated the edge loading on a composite bearing.
Feel free to help with the maths if you can tear yourself away from The Wright Stuff
The valve diameter is 4400mm and the pressure 11 bar which causes a load 26,37 N/mm2 (normal) and 42,34 N/mm2 (max) on the bearing. I normally work on a shaft misalignment of 0.1 degrees (caused by load and production tolerances)

shaft diameter - 770 mm d9
housing diameter - 790 mm
bearing width - 250 mm
movement - swivelling 89° 3x/day
UCS 300 N/mm2
Compressive elasticity 2800 N/mm2

Oh and I have a running clearance of 0.4mm between shaft and bearing ID, should be enough to keep you going while you wait for Diagnosis Murder.

Golly gosh if it ain't Isaac Newton and there was me thinking it was some snide fat kid

The answer is 42, to the power of Greyskull.

BB you terd, you beat me to it....

Sorry your all wrong, its 79N/mm^2

comment by CrISpY (U6554)
posted 36 minutes ago

Golly gosh if it ain't Isaac Newton and there was me thinking it was some snide fat kid

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Burger buns was closer than you with a guess

Are you finished for the day then

Maybe you could make a rocket if you've got nothing special on http://www.nasa.gov/externalflash/RocketScience101/RocketScience101.html

i wish you were done for the year orville

I obviously wish I was Orville all that ironing has probably given me an appetite to be dry fisted.