WhiskyLassie
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I'm sure you will pick up no shame in starting off slowMorning all, I have been playing radio for hours but not doing well in the contest
Good point actually as I havent thought about the walls only the floor, my mate is a builder so will chase him up. Ta much
My brother travels alot & leaves reviews for hotels & eating places he has thousands of followers
He doesnt hold back either hes a nightmare to sit a table with.
No.
Mr Steamer reporting for duty! Sir! Now what can I help you with?Got my 4t of sand moved & the ripped one didnt bust open.
forks under em so was able to shift them too, the double stacked pallets of block was too much & looked like it was going to
coup. (waiting for mr steamer to come along lol) Called the merchants so theyarseare coming out on monday to shift em.
"Coup" ? French word for "blow or smack or punch, " also used metaphorically as in "Military coup" in English and for loads of other stuff in French but you won't care about that.
So if you can give me a definition of what the word that you are looking for means, I may be able to help. At the moment I cannot come up with anything.
I thought at first you might have meant "cope" but then that would have been an opposite unless you forget to put in a "not" as in "it was going to not cope".
I await further orders, Sir!
So your blocks ain't go no 'oles in then?
No oles in em
Might be right, when I stroke our hens or pick them up, their top feathers are cool but the ones underneath are warm. But then they'd need em to be so they kept their heggs warm when they sat on 'em.
Clever beggars these dinosaurs!!!
it's also why we have eiderdowns, whoops, showing my age there! "Duvets" (Which is French for "down" anyway!!!)
Tis another Scotty word for ya
In Scotland, the word “coup” means to empty by upturning. It can be used in different contexts such as “I couped a glass of water” meaning “I spilt a glass of water” or “I couped over” meaning "I fell over"1.
One wonders if he said anything to the peeps running it. I have taken to doing that, but it is easier if you are fluent in the language, Thai or Portugese, not that I am saying @Shippers isn't fluent in at least one of them!It is what it is if you wasn't happy nor would others be
I was going to suggest he buys a litre of "fresh orange juice" with all the bits in, then takes some real fresh oranges and squeezes them or puts them through a juicer, then tastes them both.
Our home made apple juice tastes way better then the "cloudy" stuff you can buy in the shops.
But you can only keep freshly squeezed a little while in a fridge, alhough our apple juice is pasteurised and we are still drinking last year's
And yes the roughage gives the old bowills a work out!!
(Can get stuck in your diverticulae if you have them though.
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So you now have a lovely portholed portal!!!Varnished one of my nautical doors
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Love it!!!
