how remiss of me
we did have some snow the other week, but it didnt last and wasnt any funsadly dont think we'll get any more, atleast not where I live
We're due some 27th onwards for a while ...
We're due some 27th onwards for a while ...
I got side tracked from my 'to-do' list today when I found yet another huge storage box full of ....... 'might be useful in the future but never is' junk! So, does anyone, or know of anyone, who collects Corgi little model cars? I have got two still in their boxes ( which are very bashed up) from 1985 I think. They were collected as freebies given away when one bought a certain amount of petrol.
1. Is a Jaguar XJ-6 in British Racing green. As new and never played with - still in bashed box.
2. Is a BP Ford Wrecker Truck - yellow and still as new with the hook but the box is bashed up.
1. Is a Jaguar XJ-6 in British Racing green. As new and never played with - still in bashed box.
2. Is a BP Ford Wrecker Truck - yellow and still as new with the hook but the box is bashed up.
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Having a bad day
I’m fine… slid down a hill backwards. Well they have a bigger gate way now.(off to get a new indicator lens)
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Where's the dash cam footage
Those foreign trucks get everywhere.Bloody Dafs are coming up
DONT!
They are now collectors items and worth a ruddy fortune.
Oh my gosh! Where does he stick his finger in?I have to do mine due to my meningioma, so since I was 59. and the worse thing is it comes up now, again due to Covid, in the middle of the summer when we are abroad. AND it depends on my neurobod pulling his finger out.
Pre Covid I managed to get them organised to do it in the winter.
There’s nothing like a failed hill climb, the excitement of not being able to see where you are steering as you slither backwards with 4wd and diff lock buttons pushed while all four wheels are trying to dig in and get a grip
I had a slide once with a brand new 80 grand manitou, I cant remember what I was doing
but as I was going down the new slipway the I felt it starting to slide oh feck, I touched the brakes
they locked up and off it went faster gaining speed as it went
me in the cab NOooooooo no no no no ffs no no nooooooo roughly 60ft it slid
as I pumped the brakes like an abs pump & putting the boom down & tilt the forks ready to push
it backwards out the drink
it stopped just at the end of the slipway before it dropped off the end hahaNearly had a major trooser incident
I had a slide once with a brand new 80 grand manitou, I cant remember what I was doing
but as I was going down the new slipway the I felt it starting to slide oh feck, I touched the brakes
they locked up and off it went faster gaining speed as it went
me in the cab NOooooooo no no no no ffs no no nooooooo roughly 60ft it slid
as I pumped the brakes like an abs pump & putting the boom down & tilt the forks ready to push
it backwards out the drink
Nearly had a major trooser incident
You would have if the wheels had just rubbed off of the end ...
Afternoon folks
Well that's another days work done, ish
Its gonna be a homemade soup and fresh homemade bread at tea time. So now have to sit and be teased by the smell of bread baking
Its cold but still no white stuff on the ground although can see a little on the hills, the fire has been getting lit earlier last couple of days
Thinking of doing some online shopping, Now where's that list of "I need"
J
Oh mighty me the smell of home made bread mmmmm am a zing
Lucky no-one seen me or I would never heard the end of it haha I had a worse one than that
but to be fair it wasnt my fault really lol
In the machine boom up 18m with a set of 4 hook chains onto a IBC tank full of old engine
oil out a ship engine, the lads hooked the chains on the bottom of the IBC but didnt put the
chains through the cage at the top, once id lifted it off the ship the IBC spun 180 degrees
& popped the lid off oil glugging out onto the shoreline
I had no choice to boom down & we had to flip the IBC over by hand what a mess plus the
yard owner was watching he went ballistic at me, but it was his son who put the chains on lol
Got insurance for the disco today with Sterling...
Business use, windscreen/key cover, personal accident, legal cover, full uk breakdown cover
all modifications listed, 430 sovs. Which was still 200 quid cheaper than flux standard policy
with a limited mileage.
Not too bad me thinks.
Business use, windscreen/key cover, personal accident, legal cover, full uk breakdown cover
all modifications listed, 430 sovs. Which was still 200 quid cheaper than flux standard policy
with a limited mileage.
Not too bad me thinks.
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Hippo
Lord Hippo
Good finkin. Eye will do that to my loft atch anorl.Sun blazing through me windows this morning so had to give them a clean (to a basic standard) as the glare was showing up all the muck and bird strikes. Then did an insulation job on me loft hatch, it is a larger than normal sheet of painted plywood to which I have added three layers of carpet underlay to the top surface. Been meaning to do that for a long while as its directly above a radiator. Should keep a few degrees from escaping and help solve the planets global warming problem.
The problem is he DOESN'T stick his finger into his pile of paperwork. He delayed my licence by a month and a half by not replying to the DVLA's request to tell them whether I should carry on driving.Oh my gosh! Where does he stick his finger in?
He did apologise, twice, in writing.
Oh mighty me the smell of home made bread mmmmm am a zing
Is that scottiysh for "I've got a hardon?"mmmmm am a zing
Think I'd better sign off before i get into even more trouble!
nite all!
nite all!
I'm gonna have to add a sheet of hardboard to protect the underlay insulation as it can now touch the loft ladder if I push it up too high before sliding it out of the way.
Is that scottiysh for "I've got a hardon?"
Thats a crusty reply
and No thats a stonner 
