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That'll do.
Pleasant dreams peeps
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Pleasant dreams peeps
Out.
I would just like to say
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The misses asked me earlier if I didnt like spending time at the house
as im always working or busy doing man stuff
She is just fed up being stuck in doors & I seam to be all over the place havin a ball.
Oh eye I live to work not work to live or is it the other way round
She doesnt know but im busting my ass to pay off the mortgage this year, been stashing
all my pocket money away for a surprize for her birthday. I'll just wrap up a suitcase wiv
cash & let her open it haha I hope she doesnt do a runner wiv it. lol
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That's not a half-bad idea
I need to do an oil change on me gearbox first though as me noo T55 bit arrived this week. Sods law that I find my existing one now
That always the way.
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TBH did think about that but the time it would have taken me to make a steamer etc it was easier to make my tool and just crack on. They do look extremely like the ones you have been using. I thought about replacing the worst ones but the only ones I could fin with exactly the same pattern but more importantly of the same thickness, were in Toulouse, 1 1/2 hours away. In the end I had absolutely no spares at all.You could have steamed them Stanley haha
So to do the trim I went to a local DIY place where their's were as p!ssed as mine! I went through their entire stock to find the 5 boards I needed and only just made it!
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FUUUUUUUUUUUUCK!!!Last day of my first week tomorrow and it's a half-day
Thanks for that, just realised it's Thursday and i haven't put the bins out!
I'll go do it now!
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TBH did think about that but the time it would have taken me to make a steamer etc it was easier to make my tool and just crack on. They do look extremely like the ones you have been using. I thought about replacing the worst ones but the only ones I could fin with exactly the same pattern but more importantly of the same thickness, were in Toulouse, 1 1/2 hours away. In the end I had absolutely no spares at all.
So to do the trim I went to a local DIY place where their's were as p!ssed as mine! I went through their entire stock to find the 5 boards I needed and only just made it!
Simple steamer.... bit of pipe, wooden stop for both ends drill a hole in one wooden end
& a few in the pipe an a wallpaper stripper.
Tis what I knock up for boat repairs.
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Make a record of all the numbers!
The misses asked me earlier if I didnt like spending time at the house
as im always working or busy doing man stuff
She is just fed up being stuck in doors & I seam to be all over the place havin a ball.
Oh eye I live to work not work to live or is it the other way round
She doesnt know but im busting my ass to pay off the mortgage this year, been stashing
all my pocket money away for a surprize for her birthday. I'll just wrap up a suitcase wiv
cash & let her open it haha I hope she doesnt do a runner wiv it. lol
(Why would that help? Dunno! Just thort I'd say it. Acksherly you'd be better orf cutting thm all in half and keeping the other halves!)
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Make a record of all the numbers!
(Why would that help? Dunno! Just thort I'd say it. Acksherly you'd be better orf cutting thm all in half and keeping the other halves!)
Cool I'll keep the halfs with the serial no's as you can get replacements from the bank
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1/ It would have to be a feck off wide bore bit of pipe seeing how bent they were!Simple steamer.... bit of pipe, wooden stop for both ends drill a hole in one wooden end
& a few in the pipe an a wallpaper stripper.
2/ once steamed, I'd have to not only straighten them but also unwind them, lots of pegs on boards etc
3/ it'd have taken ages, and can you imagine being near all that steam and hot wood working in a French summer temp of 35 degs plus? I'd have died!
But yes, if you need to, you do it. Prolly more important on a boat where they need to keep the watter out!
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Now I go to find my head torch..........
and the bins!
and the bins!
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1/ It would have to be a feck off wide bore bit of pipe seeing how bent they were!
2/ once steamed, I'd have to not only straighten them but also unwind them, lots of pegs on boards etc
3/ it'd have taken ages, and can you imagine being near all that steam and hot wood working in a French summer temp of 35 degs plus? I'd have died!
But yes, if you need to, you do it. Prolly more important on a boat where they need to keep the watter out!
Ooofft the heat fook that id have chopped them up an put them in the log burner if they were that bad haha
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my daughter bought me one of these most useful gift ive had for awhile,usb re-chargeNow I go to find my head torch..........
and the bins!
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Ive got a skip hat wiv the leds on the front very handy.
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Is it so-called because you use it for rummaging through skips?
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Is it so-called because you use it for rummaging through skips?
Oh aye tis amazing wot rich folks throw away
Then I go skipping along with my new found treasure
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Waste not, want notOh aye tis amazing wot rich folks throw away
Then I go skipping along with my new found treasure
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The misses asked me earlier if I didnt like spending time at the house
as im always working or busy doing man stuff
She is just fed up being stuck in doors & I seam to be all over the place havin a ball.
Reminds me of the time I met a lady in a club and took her back to her place.
She stripped off and stood naked in front of me, except for a wedding ring........which I hadn't noticed before.
I asked her where her husband was.
"Doing the night shift at Stothert and Pitt" quoth she.
For some stupid reason I left after an hour or so.
I could have stayed a lot longer!!!!!!
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Reminds me of the time I met a lady in a club and took her back to her place.
She stripped off and stood naked in front of me, except for a wedding ring........which I hadn't noticed before.
I asked her where her husband was.
"Doing the night shift at Stothert and Pitt" quoth she.
For some stupid reason I left after an hour or so.
I could have stayed a lot longer!!!!!!
Thank fook I never worked at Stothert and Pitt
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Yep, bit dodgy doing night shifts!Thank fook I never worked at Stothert and Pitt
Had a mate/neighbour whose wife used to have a bloke round every so often during the day. He drove a lovely Capri Mk1, kept in spanking good nick, except it was in a very bright green metallic.
Parked it outside the house bold as brass.
Never noticed this until the school holidays started. Then I was at home during the day.
The whole close knew but no one ever let on. dunno why, What do you do? guess we all thought it was their business and not ours. But she was an ugly spiteful cow. How she pulled another bloke was a mystery to us all.
They moved not long after and then divorced.
He was one of the best commercial photographers for miles around. Taught me a lot.
He once entered a professional photographers competition and came first, second and third!
After that he could walk from his rather cr@p job working for someone else and opened his own studio. Did well there. Ain't seen him for decades!
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