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Ive got a chunk of that worktop in the shed forgot all about it, usually when wood is lying about
it ends up as heating material.
I would just like to say
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Ive got a chunk of that worktop in the shed forgot all about it, usually when wood is lying about
it ends up as heating material.
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Ooohhhh far too good for the fire.Ive got a chunk of that worktop in the shed forgot all about it, usually when wood is lying about
it ends up as heating material.
Look up SkiSki legs on t'interweberometer thingy. They are really good.
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Morning.
Heater on. Been up since 5 watching films. Still waiting for place to open.
At least I’m warm & dry.
Heater on. Been up since 5 watching films. Still waiting for place to open.
At least I’m warm & dry.
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Mornin all.
Up all night with a crick in me back, wouldn't stop nagging me no matter how I lay.
Bastid
Have a good day everyone
Up all night with a crick in me back, wouldn't stop nagging me no matter how I lay.
Bastid
Have a good day everyone
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Dawn(ish) at Wimblowdriver Towers. A job waiting to start for the day. Now, where did I leave that bucket full of enthusiasm???
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Morning All
After 11 years, it's my last full day in charge of the IT Department at my employers as the new guy starts tomorrow.
I can't wait
After 11 years, it's my last full day in charge of the IT Department at my employers as the new guy starts tomorrow.
I can't wait
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Is that so he only has 2 day’s to figure it out before leaving ? & the weekend to think of returning ?
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Many a true word spoken in jest
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Mornin volks. Be rennin an dreery doan yer smornin zo us boys be holed up indoors duin dermestik ztuff. Us be mendin plugs an zandin doan knobs. Yer dont want zplinters on yer knobs. It be where puppies ev got board an us boys waddun watchin em proper laike us wuz told tu. Us ev re arranged us piller drill an us vice ont bench int shed zo jobs be eezier. Us be oat uv zelf-insulation on Zundy zo back to wurk necks week.
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Morning All
Gently raining here, so unlikely to be painting today.
Gym later, all chores done.
May need to sneak into the jewelers after gym for a present for her for our 45th anniversary.
To balance the spending up I bought myself a new Milwaukee twin-pack combi & impact.
Have a great day all.
Gently raining here, so unlikely to be painting today.
Gym later, all chores done.
May need to sneak into the jewelers after gym for a present for her for our 45th anniversary.
To balance the spending up I bought myself a new Milwaukee twin-pack combi & impact.
Have a great day all.
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This is my bread board. Can you guess where it came from?Busy day
1st coat of all the gloss paint is on and curing in the sunshine.
Then I spent an hour or so squaring up a reclaimed oak worktop offcut my son had thrown into the skip.
I am going to make it into a coffee-table by adding a set of hairpin legs.
It has come up really well, I am very pleased indeed.
Also had the dent on my Rangie taken out by a PDR specialist. He got it 97% gone, but was unwilling to go any further because the paint was showing the beginning of a crack.
It cost a fair bit (£108) and it's a good repair because I can no longer see the pronounced dent from the driving seat.
Next will be a new headlining and sunroof trim.
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Or get rid of it through Freecycle.
Although peeps on there can be amazingly choosy!
Tried to get rid of a huge sun umbrella via Emmaus in nearby town. One of those that needs four slabs to hold the base as the parasol actually dagles off a boom and can be moved around in and out etc.
There was a tiny tear to the fabric. That was it, they didn't want the Ffing thing!
Still residing in its cover in a bunch of weeds.
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Morning all, stinking weather here pizzin doon says its to be sunny after cant see it tbh.
The fire is lit got some Lebanese cedar left & it smells wonderful.
The whales are still here & are loosing weight an seam distressed with tail flapping & swimming
in circles according to eggsperts
They are in the shallows at Garelochead an seam to go to Faslane Navel base then turn back??
A major operation to rescue them is starting tomorrow called Operation joint warrior.
I really hope they can get them out to deeper water.
I'll be hiding in the sheds out the rain have a safe day ya'll.
The fire is lit got some Lebanese cedar left & it smells wonderful.
The whales are still here & are loosing weight an seam distressed with tail flapping & swimming
in circles according to eggsperts
They are in the shallows at Garelochead an seam to go to Faslane Navel base then turn back??
A major operation to rescue them is starting tomorrow called Operation joint warrior.
I really hope they can get them out to deeper water.
I'll be hiding in the sheds out the rain have a safe day ya'll.
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Was speaking metaphorically, I suppose, although not a tyre fitter I can get one off and back on again, except for the small Mini wheels, could never manage them.I just remove them from the rim does help when if you were a tyre fitter for years lol
Bit of angle iron & a lump hammer will break the beads but then I try to save the rims
without putting a 1mm cutting disc through them, you must like the smell of burning rubber
, then you can chuck one out at a time or pass them on to idiots who try to plant spuds in them like that long haired bloke off t telly. We tried it once, load of bollox, then we still had to get rid of the tyres!
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Am I the only one on here to use a bit of old worktop to run my jack down under a Landy when jacking it up on gravel or dirt?Ive got a chunk of that worktop in the shed forgot all about it, usually when wood is lying about
it ends up as heating material.
Find it can take some weight without marking up or denting.
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You've pinched @DanClarke 's coffee table and shrunk it! Cheeky sod! I'm telling Jay Blades on you!!!This is my bread board. Can you guess where it came from?
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Was speaking metaphorically, I suppose, although not a tyre fitter I can get one off and back on again, except for the small Mini wheels, could never manage them.
Old mini rims.... the tyres come off the back.
Never made a tyre planter the last thing I wanted to see at home was painted tyres in the garden.
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