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He can't smoke a pouch and I expect he already has one, just buy him some baccy!!!!!He smokes baccy so I'll get him a pouch
I would just like to say
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He can't smoke a pouch and I expect he already has one, just buy him some baccy!!!!!
Theres always one
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Well you could always buy him a nice leather pouch, the sort wiv two pockets in it, then fill it with baccy!Theres always one
My grandpa had one o them!
Amazingly not that expensive.
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I thought it was because you have the front half of one hippo welded to the rear part of another. Thanks for putting me right
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Well, it stopped raining so, as both cars were off the drive decided to give my new metal detector an outing.
Pleased to say that it does work on the gravel drive.
In no time at all I had found a screw and a piece of flattened copper pipe about 10mm x 15mm. Then eventually came a piece of rusty steel about twice as big in surface area, (very thin), another screw and a nail.
No lockable wheel nut socket and no chain to go with one of my axle stands together with its pin clip thing. Which I was hoping to find, but i know where the screws come from, the rear light clusters on the Disco! I will be sorting out the tools etc in the back of the Disco so hoping still to find missing stuff.
The tyre place found 3 out of the 8 missing wheel nut covers, hmm! And I had left it 2.5 degs out on the tracking when fitting the new track rod, so £35 later it is straight. (Always seems a lot of dosh for that.)
Enjoy the rest of the day peeps!
Pleased to say that it does work on the gravel drive.
In no time at all I had found a screw and a piece of flattened copper pipe about 10mm x 15mm. Then eventually came a piece of rusty steel about twice as big in surface area, (very thin), another screw and a nail.
No lockable wheel nut socket and no chain to go with one of my axle stands together with its pin clip thing. Which I was hoping to find, but i know where the screws come from, the rear light clusters on the Disco! I will be sorting out the tools etc in the back of the Disco so hoping still to find missing stuff.
The tyre place found 3 out of the 8 missing wheel nut covers, hmm! And I had left it 2.5 degs out on the tracking when fitting the new track rod, so £35 later it is straight. (Always seems a lot of dosh for that.)
Enjoy the rest of the day peeps!
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Have just put up the pic of Kate with her supposed "work" up on Nextdoor!
Counting down now to how long it'll be before it is deleted, I am banned or both!
Counting down now to how long it'll be before it is deleted, I am banned or both!
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I have been frustrated for most of the afternoon with a spreadsheet tool (Wot I have written) to calculate frame weights for tubular steel frames. I kept not getting the answer I knew to be right. After several Anglo-Saxon words and phrases had been expended I finally twigged my Schoolboy mistook. There are not only 2 sides to every argument there are 2 sides to every opposite pair of sides in an oblong or square tube profile. Sorted! Now it all works and the calculated values match the actual values of real tubes. #sillyoldfool
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Off out to the bosses house for a couple of drinks n some food.
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Picked a puma 110 up for the bosses mate & it cooked one of the optima battery's, filled the cab up with smoke.
Got a vid of it smoking outside the car like a kettle
Got a vid of it smoking outside the car like a kettle
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Ere Stan, send me a linky for that contraption willya? Herself has expressed an innerest an we have three days left down ere. Might be fun..Well, it stopped raining so, as both cars were off the drive decided to give my new metal detector an outing.
Pleased to say that it does work on the gravel drive.
In no time at all I had found a screw and a piece of flattened copper pipe about 10mm x 15mm. Then eventually came a piece of rusty steel about twice as big in surface area, (very thin), another screw and a nail.
No lockable wheel nut socket and no chain to go with one of my axle stands together with its pin clip thing. Which I was hoping to find, but i know where the screws come from, the rear light clusters on the Disco! I will be sorting out the tools etc in the back of the Disco so hoping still to find missing stuff.
The tyre place found 3 out of the 8 missing wheel nut covers, hmm! And I had left it 2.5 degs out on the tracking when fitting the new track rod, so £35 later it is straight. (Always seems a lot of dosh for that.)
Enjoy the rest of the day peeps!
Cheers
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Linky didn't work, got it from Amazon, it's called a Voilamart Metal Detector, it's waterproof to a certain extent. It takes 2 x 9 volt batts which don't come with it.
There is a one for adults that only costs £8 more. No tools needed to put it together. Comes in a pretty compact box.
Amazon product
See if this one works.
Amazon product
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That looks like it might be a £60 1 so may have to think about that expense
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Yes it’s about thatThat looks like it might be a £60 1 so may have to think about that expense
J
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you trying to find all the rust for the defender to put it back together with that thing?
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Well it is still up!!
Lots of people think it's funny, some wanted to go on about the monarchy and politics.
and inevitably I got told off.
Surprised really!
I got chucked out of Mumsnet, surprisingly Nextdoor seem to be made of less fussy stuff!
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Just removed it as one wimmins decided to let drop what she thinks Kate had in the hospicle.Well it is still up!!
Lots of people think it's funny, some wanted to go on about the monarchy and politics.
and inevitably I got told off.
Surprised really!
I got chucked out of Mumsnet, surprisingly Nextdoor seem to be made of less fussy stuff!
Many of us speculate, as do W and I. But I coudln't allow the names of actual ops to be posted.
Shame!
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