I would just like to say

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Evenin you lot.
Strange night last night, too hot, too much weather, bloody car alarms, no kip.
Grumpy today and tired.
Useless twunts at work and on the roads anorl.
Useless fuggin predictive text on this p.o.s. pad is ****in me off too!
Grrrr, I think I shall retire.
Hopefully feelin better tomorrow.
Night pips. :)
 
Turktowner said:
Evenin you lot.
Strange night last night, too hot, too much weather, bloody car alarms, no kip.
Grumpy today and tired.
Useless twunts at work and on the roads anorl.
Useless fuggin predictive text on this p.o.s. pad is ****in me off too!
Grrrr, I think I shall retire.
Hopefully feelin better tomorrow.
Night pips. :)
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So as days go, you've not had a good one. :rolleyes:

Take it easy. :)
 
Shimsteriom said:
It's a bit blowy out there tonight.
Apparently we were due to get gale force 9 winds tonight but I think that forecast may have changed because our ferry has decided to make the journey to your infected land.
I hope it don't return full of walrusses :eek:
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More steam McPhail :rolleyes:



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...that I made yet another small table out of a scrap off-cut from the kitchen 40mm Oak work surfaces from the "house-of-doom" job.
It is for my son (owner of said "House-Of-Doom") to accompany the larger one that I previously made for him.
It is a small table (20" x 17.5") and the legs are 16" hairpin style in 10mm steel.
I still have a slightly smaller sized piece to make (another???) table and I have also made 2 floor standing wall-attached shelves that have 28" Hairpin legs.
I just could not bear to see all that expensive oak block-board work surface going into a skip because he could not do something with it.

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DanClarke said:
...that I made yet another small table out of a scrap off-cut from the kitchen 40mm Oak work surfaces from the "house-of-doom" job.
It is for my son (owner of said "House-Of-Doom") to accompany the larger one that I previously made for him.
It is a small table (20" x 17.5") and the legs are 16" hairpin style in 10mm steel.
I still have a slightly smaller sized piece to make (another???) table and I have also made 2 floor standing wall-attached shelves that have 28" Hairpin legs.
I just could not bear to see all that expensive oak block-board work surface going into a skip because he could not do something with it.

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Jay Blades really had better bloody look out.
Only problem.
You have yet to use any of it to make lamps from.;)
Then you really would get his job. Not that you'd want it. :eek:
 
Wimblowdriver said:
Big double lick. Steam driven puffers built during WW2 for victualling navy ships (hence the VIC). Used to see the VIC 56 often in the Medway and Thames estuary in my sailing days. Built for coal fuel when oil fuel was scarce.
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There’s one sitting at Inveraray that’s for sale if you want one. I think it’s the vital spark from the ‘90’s series
 
How do you lot:):)
soz I didnt manage to show face till tonight, up early & off to the wood yard for them opening.
Went to costa for coffee's & cakes first then got all the timber an on the way to the job....
2 crispy rolls n link sausage:) Great start to the day, rain showers all day cold wind all day
fresh air is good for you o_O:D:D:D
 
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