Shimsteriom
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Am back home now.... I wasn't hanging around in case they changed their minds! 
I would just like to say
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Hicap phill
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I hope you had a leavers interview?Am back home now.... I wasn't hanging around in case they changed their minds!
Delisted all your accounts & emails ?
And transferred your desk phone?
And removed all the takeaway menus
Shimsteriom
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Hicap phill
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Back over the border now.
Just done 150miles for my next job... not a happy bunny.
Just done 150miles for my next job... not a happy bunny.
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@Shimsteriom you are my hero and most definitely a role model. I am getting ever closer to jacking it in and going off to the land of retirement
and most definitely a role model. I am getting ever closer to jacking it in and going off to the land of retirement
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If you can afford to do it ... do it.I am getting ever closer to jacking it in and going off to the land of retirement
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I want to take my retirement now and work later when I'm too old to enjoy itIf you can afford to do it ... do it.
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Sounds a bit like someone’s wanting an LZ hat
you should be more direct
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i dont have a hatSounds a bit like someone’s wanting an LZ hat
you should be more direct
i do have a window stikka tho
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"Creosote am Cymru" or summat!
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What a sh!t, can he not make some if you get it for him? Ashamed to say we buy it ready made, though we do still cleave it with a flint.
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Bloody plasta dust woz wot fecked our oova in Frogland.oyve ad er apart loadsa times refaced commutater and brooshes, runs beta but still smells of burnin, and won't go fool spid. Mebbe yurs iz jist birnin sordust.
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The big boss has just been to my isolation office with a card and a bottle of Kraken Rum
He's agreed that I can go on gardening leave for the rest of my notice period as the noob hasn't needed to speak to me for the past 3 days so the role transfer is complete.
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Just watch a coupla things though.If you can afford to do it ... do it.
I didn't and am now working more hours than I ever used to, wiv only one day off a week.
Nearly 6 years in and I have yet to start any of my retirement projects.
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Up not very early, wotched the bollox ont news while brekfustin.
Got under Disco wiv new bolt and Nyloc nut, was able to get overlength bolt up to torque and it didn't go round and round like the old bolt did, int ole.
So still put Nyloc ont back end of bolt. Bastud of an awkward job.
LR hydraulic jack, wot I topped up wiv oil a while back went right up to the point at which it should've lifted Disco off ground, then lever finally gave up pumping oil.
So bak to drawing board with that one! Which is why I am glad I carry the just-in-case trolley.
Oh and found bearings which I thort I'd left in Frogland, so that was nice!
Hasn't rained for two days now, which has helped.
Enjoy the rest of your day, each and all!
Got under Disco wiv new bolt and Nyloc nut, was able to get overlength bolt up to torque and it didn't go round and round like the old bolt did, int ole.
So still put Nyloc ont back end of bolt. Bastud of an awkward job.
LR hydraulic jack, wot I topped up wiv oil a while back went right up to the point at which it should've lifted Disco off ground, then lever finally gave up pumping oil.
So bak to drawing board with that one! Which is why I am glad I carry the just-in-case trolley.
Oh and found bearings which I thort I'd left in Frogland, so that was nice!
Hasn't rained for two days now, which has helped.
Enjoy the rest of your day, each and all!
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...that the faux-shutters are almost finished.
The panels have warped again with the application of the paint on the outside face
I am hoping that they will dry out and resume their "flat" appearance.
Anyway, if we can resolve a few minor issues like this, then herself is very pleased with them.
The panels have warped again with the application of the paint on the outside face
I am hoping that they will dry out and resume their "flat" appearance.
Anyway, if we can resolve a few minor issues like this, then herself is very pleased with them.
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All looks very nice.!...that the faux-shutters are almost finished.
The panels have warped again with the application of the paint on the outside face
I am hoping that they will dry out and resume their "flat" appearance.
Anyway, if we can resolve a few minor issues like this, then herself is very pleased with them.
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Remind me, what is the wallpaper stuck to?
And could you not take the warp out by coating the other side with paper paste or varnish again?
Or would you have to use steam and weights to flatten it/them?
Mabe with some side-on pics others may have ideas.
But the room looks beautifully "dressed", and nicely in keeping with the age of the house.
Well done!
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The 3mm Birch-ply panels arrived cnc milled and nicely precise and perfectly flat.All looks very nice.!
Remind me, what is the wallpaper stuck to?
And could you not take the warp out by coating the other side with paper paste or varnish again?
Or would you have to use steam and weights to flatten it/them?
Mabe with some side-on pics others may have ideas.
But the room looks beautifully "dressed", and nicely in keeping with the age of the house.
Well done!
Each application of:
- Primer/undercoat (to seal the surfaces) 2 coats.
- Paste & wallpaper (both sides).
The pretty paper (inside face) warped a little. Then the anaglypta on the outer face a little more (in the opposite direction).
The last stage (paint on the anaglypta face seems to have pushed it over the edge and now they are a bit like nacho's/Taco's.
I have all of them stacked on the dining room table with weights on top of them. I hope they straighten up enough to be useful; else it is back to the drawing-board.
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