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Yes, but what is wrong with the word bumburglingkiddyfiddler anyway?
Admittedly, the choirboys often say it is a bit of a mouthful.
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Morning all,
A bit of a gloomy morning but the birds are singing fit to burst. My brother's coming down from the Frozen North (Stoke) a bit later and it's forecast to warm up so I'll lie here until the Hovelette Manageress brings up the first brew of the day. For those of you off to work, I'm jealous! Those who are not, have a great day.
A bit of a gloomy morning but the birds are singing fit to burst. My brother's coming down from the Frozen North (Stoke) a bit later and it's forecast to warm up so I'll lie here until the Hovelette Manageress brings up the first brew of the day. For those of you off to work, I'm jealous! Those who are not, have a great day.
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It was but me g clamp din't want to risk losing its handle do jumped oot the way.Why was it not clamped in place
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I00mm - 4inc of rain forcast for tomorrow should be interested.
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Rather cream-crackered at the mo. Bin labouring fixing fencing to trees that have branches coming out from ground level up. Without a chainsaw.
Partly cos you can't use them during the two hour lunch break cos they makes a noise. But also cos mine don't work right at the mo, (See "chain oil").
Now got a lot of unwanted branches and other bits of Cypressia Leylandii.
So actually used a handsaw a lot, as well as loppers and a ratchet secateur.
Still the weather has been nice, I have been in the shade so didn't get too pongy and am now getting outside a beer before preparing my dins.
Have a good evening folks!
Partly cos you can't use them during the two hour lunch break cos they makes a noise. But also cos mine don't work right at the mo, (See "chain oil").
Now got a lot of unwanted branches and other bits of Cypressia Leylandii.
So actually used a handsaw a lot, as well as loppers and a ratchet secateur.
Still the weather has been nice, I have been in the shade so didn't get too pongy and am now getting outside a beer before preparing my dins.
Have a good evening folks!
W started wetting herself laughing halfway through me reading this out. She could see what was coming!!!I never gave that a thought but I will defo go n find it now & see whats missing.
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Well if it likely to be something that would get us banned we will all have to weigh up the risks.Would you guess what my second name is.
J
But for a laugh I am going to guess "Enis" or "Ennis"
As I once taught a kid called that, and the stoopid parents gave him a "given name" "Paul" .
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Past tense already? That's a bit pessimistic!I00mm - 4inc of rain forcast for tomorrow should be interested.
Hope the worst doesn't happen.
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Had a work colleague (really beautiful lady) called Emma.Well if it likely to be something that would get us banned we will all have to weigh up the risks.
But for a laugh I am going to guess "Enis" or "Ennis"
As I once taught a kid called that, and the stoopid parents gave him a "given name" "Paul" .
Sadly her surname was Swallows, so she was doomed whatever christian name she was given.
But you do wonder about Mr & Mrs Licker and them calling their son Richard.
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...Sorry I forgot my morning greets to y'all. How rude!
Morning All.
Not raining (bonus?) still breathing (double bonus).
Have a great day!
Morning All.
Not raining (bonus?) still breathing (double bonus).
Have a great day!
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Rather cream-crackered at the mo. Bin labouring fixing fencing to trees that have branches coming out from ground level up. Without a chainsaw.
Partly cos you can't use them during the two hour lunch break cos they makes a noise. But also cos mine don't work right at the mo, (See "chain oil").
Now got a lot of unwanted branches and other bits of Cypressia Leylandii.
So actually used a handsaw a lot, as well as loppers and a ratchet secateur.
Still the weather has been nice, I have been in the shade so didn't get too pongy and am now getting outside a beer before preparing my dins.
Have a good evening folks!
W started wetting herself laughing halfway through me reading this out. She could see what was coming!!!
Hope you dont read out all my stuff
She must get some right laughs
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Afternoon all, tisnt raining
Opinions please on how much I should pay for the damaged sink they have said I can have it for a discounted price
& asked what id be prepared to pay. I was thinking 50 quid. I dont mind sending it back & just put a ceramic
belfast sink in.
I would try for free some how I think that would down well.
Opinions please on how much I should pay for the damaged sink they have said I can have it for a discounted price
& asked what id be prepared to pay. I was thinking 50 quid.
I dont mind sending it back & just put a ceramicbelfast sink in.
I would try for free some how I think that would down well.
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Oh I do, when it would amuse her!!!Hope you dont read out all my stuff
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Tell them to collect it as you don't want a damaged one. They'll probably let you have it for free (surprise surprise)Afternoon all, tisnt raining
Opinions please on how much I should pay for the damaged sink they have said I can have it for a discounted price
& asked what id be prepared to pay. I was thinking 50 quid.
belfast sink in.
I would try for free some how I think that would down well.
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Me too, then give it a gentle hammering onto a leather bag full of sand, it'll prolly come up perfick!Afternoon all, tisnt raining
Opinions please on how much I should pay for the damaged sink they have said I can have it for a discounted price
& asked what id be prepared to pay. I was thinking 50 quid.
belfast sink in.
I would try for free some how I think that would down well.
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My post below was really aimed as this one.Tell them to collect it as you don't want a damaged one. They'll probably let you have it for free (surprise surprise)
Mistake made and CBA to repair it!!
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