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MattF
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Doing it in Crocs must be frowned upon too.
Soon as I saw those, I despaired. Both a crime against blokeness, (the most important aspect
), & also safety.
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wearing them is bad enough 
no matter what you do . would you dare nearly as bad as Jesus sandals 
no matter what you do . would you dare nearly as bad as Jesus sandals
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wearing them is bad enough
Nope.
Call me old fashioned, but whenever I see a bloke wearing those, flip flops or similar, it just makes me cringe, and wonder what's happening with the so-called "blokes" of today. Same as the ones who shave any part of their body which isn't their head.
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Stuff the H&S,i think thats a bit of quality craftmanship,and tbh he/she looks to be in total control
The drum sander attatchment for the grinder looks interesting
The drum sander attatchment for the grinder looks interesting
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Ah, Yes, agree with all the above. But the open toe croc's let you chop off your toes without ruining a pair of shoes,
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Years ago we had an agency guy turn up on site in Jesus sandals, I did not even enquire if he had boots, just told him to go away.wearing them is bad enough
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Totally agree with all the above plus.
His extension cable wont pass a visual inspection for the PAT test either.
His extension cable wont pass a visual inspection for the PAT test either.
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I thought most of the video was going to be of him trying to chew his way through the piece of wood with that blunt crap saw
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There was one which looked like a drum sander, with replaceable sleeve.
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Nope.
You need to be more specific with that rule or we may end up with some slipping through the net so only hair below nose level can be cut (scalp is ok). It has come to my attention that some "men" also trim their eyebrows!
I think we should allow ears to be trimmed as you don't want Starlings nesting in there.
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It has come to my attention that some "men" also trim their eyebrows!
I'm guilty of this, but it's not vanity just that I need to see where I'm going.
I was queuing at the check out in our local Tesco and a bloke with a lumberjack shirt, tight shorts and boots, full beard and head shaved up the sides but long on top with a "man bun" walked past with his trolley. The young lady in front of me looked at him and said quite loudly "Knob".
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I'm guilty of this, but it's not vanity just that I need to see where I'm going.
I was queuing at the check out in our local Tesco and a bloke with a lumberjack shirt, tight shorts and boots, full beard and head shaved up the sides but long on top with a "man bun" walked past with his trolley. The young lady in front of me looked at him and said quite loudly "Knob".
You sir are excluded from the non bloke category as it is a practical reason rather than appearance.
In fact I salute you sir Pedrobedro for your extra level of hairy manlyness
