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ormus

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• Feb 17, 2007

• #821

BBC NEWS | World | Americas | JFK 'sniper window' fetches $3m

 

ormus

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• Feb 17, 2007

• #822

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get down to the scrappy and fill yur boots lads!

 

Lazy Landy

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• Feb 17, 2007

• #823

FFS i through sum of them away cos i was sick of looking at them!!!!

 

ormus

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• Feb 18, 2007

• #824

****in tell me about it!

great init?

 

ormus

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• Feb 21, 2007

• #825

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be quick before ebay pulls it.

 

Lazy Landy

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• Feb 21, 2007

• #826

Interesting to say the least!

 

alistair-lee

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• Feb 23, 2007

• #827

i found item number 8 kinda disturbing
eBay.co.uk: BOX of BRITISH ARMY SURPLUS ITEMS (item 170082326940 end time 23-Feb-07 21:22:32 GMT)

 

Adz

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• Feb 23, 2007

• #828

Whyzat then? They cut the 'oles innit to stick twigs an' stuff in 'em

Now if it said "as above with a hole in it and some brown and grey stains" you'd have something to worry about

 

ormus

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• Feb 23, 2007

• #829

or a small hole at the front and a feckin great big hole at the back?

 

yella

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• Mar 3, 2007

• #830

eBay.co.uk: LAND ROVER BELT BUCKLE (item 330094761855 end time 13-Mar-07 17:15:00 GMT)

words fail me

 

The Mad Hat Man

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• Mar 3, 2007

• #831

there is hope fur us all yet, then

 

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JimAttrill

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• Mar 4, 2007

• #832

Sheddy said:

can we talk about aloominum too?

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The Yanks have officially been told to spell and pronounce the word 'aluminium' mainly because most other metals end in 'ium' eg. Uranium, Titanium. But it will take a while .....

(I thought this would make a good 100th post )

 

yella

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• Mar 4, 2007

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eBay.co.uk: Grill to Make Series Land Rover look like A Defender (item 180092523085 end time 11-Mar-07 15:07:16 GMT)

nice

 

ormus

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• Mar 4, 2007

• #834

i just know, the vendor is one of your mates.

 

Trewey

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• Mar 5, 2007

• #835

Ear, seen this? Looks like an interesting project!
Item number: 190088190193

 

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slob

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• Mar 8, 2007

• #836

JimAttrill said:

The Yanks have officially been told to spell and pronounce the word 'aluminium' mainly because most other metals end in 'ium' eg. Uranium, Titanium. But it will take a while .....

(I thought this would make a good 100th post )

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would that include brassium,steelium and copperium? and what about ironium, goldium, silverium and bronzeium? and my favorite zincium

 

GRUNT

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• Mar 9, 2007

• #837

Alloominumium.

 

Take5

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• Mar 9, 2007

• #838

slob said:

would that include brassium,steelium and copperium? and what about ironium, goldium, silverium and bronzeium? and my favorite zincium

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Just to be a tw*t, Ferrus, Aurum, Cuprum, Argenta, Plumbum, Wolfram...

 

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slob

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• Mar 9, 2007

• #839

but they dint end in 'ium' so they dint count , ya ****

 

Take5

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• Mar 9, 2007

• #840

actinium, thorium, protactinium, uranium, neptunium, plutonium, americium, curium, berkelium, californium, einsteinium...