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No chance of that, haven't bought a ticket for about 20 years. Fred post number.Have you won on the lottery
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Found this so had to take a pic haha
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Ah see it now were you sitting waiting on it haha
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No, just logged in and there it was.
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Oi thas mine
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Just edited post 80k for you
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Agreed. Us boys be prowd ter be a pard uv a grate muvment.
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Edgar will be appyJust edited post 80k for you
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Busy boy then, as usual!Evening all, I spent the morning changing the glass & ropes/seals on the fire yup it was a ball ache
as eye expected, all nice n new now
Then went to the yard got some re-bar then the builders yard for some timber for the garage shuttering.
Done a wee bit off wood butchery then had to take the dogs oot...then it was dark.
Glad you got the fire sorted out.
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Busy boy then, as usual!
Glad you got the fire sorted out.
Yer just the usual
I wasnt looking forward to doing the fire they are always a pita just glad itsdone for this year anyhoo.
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Such a striking picture it took me a mo to see the dog!
that isn't your van is it?
Yer thats me tranny gypo van as my calls it
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Not done a whole lot today.
Went to scroofix and bought some bits.
The window ledge in the ootilitee had a right-angled bit of steel section trim along it which was well....cr@p, It will be covered by the edge of a noo windowledge shelfy type thing I got from Whicks. so it ain't that important, as it'll be tiled up to anyway. But obvs bits of plasterboard were dodgy and needed removing and filling so i thort, "polyfilla, that'll do".
Han't used it for ages, but used to be good stuff, mix it up whack it in job done.
Had a look online and they do ready mixed stuff in a pot.
When blokey in Whicks passed it to me I asked him if there was any in the pot cos it was so light.
Got it open, the stuff inside looked like the inside of a marshmallow.
Anyway, did the biz, trying to make a right-angled edge was fun, but I have a technique for that,.
Sposed to set in 15 mins. Oh yeah?
Not impressed.
Just checked it 5 hours later. Where it's thin, yep gone off hard but anywhere wiv any thickness to it.....I have picked bits out.
No indication of depth you can do in one go, on the tub. (Nowhere any thicker than a normal sheet of plasterboard.)
Back on it tomoz.
Anyone else used this?
Think I was expecting too much.
Went to scroofix and bought some bits.
The window ledge in the ootilitee had a right-angled bit of steel section trim along it which was well....cr@p, It will be covered by the edge of a noo windowledge shelfy type thing I got from Whicks. so it ain't that important, as it'll be tiled up to anyway. But obvs bits of plasterboard were dodgy and needed removing and filling so i thort, "polyfilla, that'll do".
Han't used it for ages, but used to be good stuff, mix it up whack it in job done.
Had a look online and they do ready mixed stuff in a pot.
When blokey in Whicks passed it to me I asked him if there was any in the pot cos it was so light.
Got it open, the stuff inside looked like the inside of a marshmallow
.Anyway, did the biz, trying to make a right-angled edge was fun, but I have a technique for that,
.Sposed to set in 15 mins.
Oh yeah?Not impressed.
Just checked it 5 hours later. Where it's thin, yep gone off hard but anywhere wiv any thickness to it.....I have picked bits out.
No indication of depth you can do in one go, on the tub.
(Nowhere any thicker than a normal sheet of plasterboard.)Back on it tomoz.
Anyone else used this?
Think I was expecting too much.
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Love the radar scanner thing on the roof!!! Very James Bond!!Yer thats me tranny gypo van as my calls it
Do you kip in it then?
Wondrin if you're gonna buy the crash pad, that has already crashed and burned.
Gettin it to rent out to tourists/holiday makers then?
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