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The bits wot broked off have gone, I just have a chip shaped place. Not very big, Can't even see it's missing when it's back in the decanter.
you c@n m@sk the broken bit up then pour the resin in, once its gone off pull the t@pe off
@ trim with st@n bl@de then polish it up with wet n dry/bit of c@r polish.
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felt @ twinge in my b@ck e@rlier when i coughed, put eye brooffen gel on @ h@d the ice p@ck
on, frosty st@rt suns oot i will not be doing much tod@y.
njoy yer d@y frenz
on, frosty st@rt suns oot i will not be doing much tod@y.
njoy yer d@y frenz
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Because she was a thunderc*nt. Tiny ding, thankfully all the dirt I had n it protected the door. Also she smiled and said sorry which really made me lose it. I don't tend to tear women down but when you f*CK around you find outWhy on earth do people do that? It's so unnecessary
Sorry to hear it.
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I don't get the luxury of shame.But YOU KNOW what you did, and Oh, the shame of it.
I get the most enormous bollixing off W.
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I'd have done the same, must admit. Did she think cars need warmth and company? FFS!
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Now that does sound like a good idea.you c@n m@sk the broken bit up then pour the resin in, once its gone off pull the t@pe off
@ trim with st@n bl@de then polish it up with wet n dry/bit of c@r polish.
What sort of resin do you recommend? Must have missed that when you first mentioned it.
Relooked at it "epoxy resin", right is there a special brand you recommend? What about the stuff for mending chips in windscreens?
My God I think I might actoooly been thinking for myself there
Ta again.
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Oh dear, sorry about that. No one needs this sh!t just before Crimble.felt @ twinge in my b@ck e@rlier when i coughed, put eye brooffen gel on @ h@d the ice p@ck
on, frosty st@rt suns oot i will not be doing much tod@y.
njoy yer d@y frenz
Hope it gets better soon.
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Went to look at an L322 near me just over a month ago, over all, reasonable, but tatty round the edges and needed a bit of work but nothing to serious. Made a sensible bid and they'd only come down £200!! It's still listed at the original price and auto trader now says it's £1368 too dear, oh well.. wonder how long they'll keep it for before it goes into an auction? Probably where they got it from!!
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Had a little play on my radio and then fell asleep in my chair!! Just woke up and it's nearly tea time
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Afternoon all.
Our Christmas lights have just come on by themselves!
Clever feckers they chinees!!
Put that leccky chainsaw together today. Was a bit fiddlier than doing a petrol one for some reason.
Do not like chain oil, know it is important and does stuff quite well but sticks wors'un a tar baby.
Cut a few limbs off the laurel tree. Discovered to get to the far end of it all, will need a longer extension lead.
But at least the chain saw works
W planted some plants and kept commenting on how her spuds were still growing.
Have a nice evening folks!
Our Christmas lights have just come on by themselves!
Clever feckers they chinees!!
Put that leccky chainsaw together today. Was a bit fiddlier than doing a petrol one for some reason.
Do not like chain oil, know it is important and does stuff quite well but sticks wors'un a tar baby.
Cut a few limbs off the laurel tree. Discovered to get to the far end of it all, will need a longer extension lead.
But at least the chain saw works
W planted some plants and kept commenting on how her spuds were still growing.
Have a nice evening folks!
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We have a deluded Camelia that's in bud here. It's in for a real shock.Afternoon all.
Our Christmas lights have just come on by themselves!
Clever feckers they chinees!!
Put that leccky chainsaw together today. Was a bit fiddlier than doing a petrol one for some reason.
Do not like chain oil, know it is important and does stuff quite well but sticks wors'un a tar baby.
Cut a few limbs off the laurel tree. Discovered to get to the far end of it all, will need a longer extension lead.
But at least the chain saw works
W planted some plants and kept commenting on how her spuds were still growing.
Have a nice evening folks!
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It’s when you find the Mike key was locked and you have been broadcasting snoring for the past few hoursHad a little play on my radio and then fell asleep in my chair!! Just woke up and it's nearly tea time
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Fortunately I was running FT8 via the laptop. I did miss a lot of contacts but hey ho, I managed to add a few to the log
Hippo
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No freelander?
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Eye is honoured to have yer 7000th post posted on me fred.
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