Dukes of Hazard.

[macafee2]

Originally Posted by wullie480

I think the meeting was already planned but has only got some headlines because of the accident. The way it’s being reported you’d think it’s because of the accident but it isn’t the case.

I had something similar some years ago. I had asked for double yellow lines or at least parking to be moved back from a junction because of poor visibility and traffic not slowing, although not speeding. Just as the council were to consider the request there was an accident at the junction. Poor visibility was blamed and so the council put down double yellow lines or moved the parking, I cant recall.

coincidence's do happen

macafee2

[grivas]

Originally Posted by Darcydog

Well Fleming (it is only one m ) was not exactly “top class” - all he did was note in a paper that an obscure fungus contamination had stoped the growth of bacteria in a clear defined zone on a agar plate.

The fungus was only there due to Fleming’s poor sterile technique.

It was Florey and Chain who went on to identify the fungus as Penicillium chrysogenum and so the “magic healing bullet” they then extracted via a fermentation process was the penicillin we use today.

Whilst we must be thankful that Fleming had the good grace to record the results of his agar plate being contaminated - it should be noted that it was Florey and Chain that went on to ask “what caused that?” And so went on to make one of THE greatest scientific discoveries of our time.

Thank you for clarifying the Penicillin story i am well aware of the scientific history behind the development of these group of antibiotics, the point I was making is that ALL these were British contributions to have helped change the world.

[Ian G]

Originally Posted by suzublu

Brilliant just Brilliant

[Lancpudn]

[trikey]

I know.. I’m bad.

[Lancpudn]

Originally Posted by trikey

I know.. I’m bad.

LOL

[Darcydog]

You guys are really awful !!!

Bl00dy funny tho’ !!!!

[Number 6]

Originally Posted by Darcydog

Well Fleming (it is only one m ) was not exactly “top class” - all he did was note in a paper that an obscure fungus contamination had stoped the growth of bacteria in a clear defined zone on a agar plate.

The fungus was only there due to Fleming’s poor sterile technique.

It was Florey and Chain who went on to identify the fungus as Penicillium chrysogenum and so the “magic healing bullet” they then extracted via a fermentation process was the penicillin we use today.

Whilst we must be thankful that Fleming had the good grace to record the results of his agar plate being contaminated - it should be noted that it was Florey and Chain that went on to ask “what caused that?” And so went on to make one of THE greatest scientific discoveries of our time.

I thought Fleming Penned James Bond

[KLM]

Originally Posted by Number 6

I thought Fleming Penned James Bond

He's talk'in about his bro' Alexander,.... the one that 'ad the "RagtimeBand".

Kev.

[steveo]

Hi all
Please see link from Google feed

https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/823291...-no-seat-belt/

Regards
Steve