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Definitely genetically modified chest nuts
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Definitely genetically modified chest nuts
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She was blessed ?
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Iirc, soaking them in vinegar was the secret to making them the best in a contest.
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Always looked out for the cheese cutters
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QUOTE="slim_boy_fat, post: 1385458, member: 5685"]Iirc, soaking them in vinegar was the secret to making them the best in a contest.[/QUOTE]nahh I slit one in half and filled it with araldite and put it back together carefully .it was a winner 
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nahh I slit one in half and filled it with araldite and put it back together carefully .it was a winner
[/QUOTE]Only you Brightspark !!!!!
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Are we still on about conkers???
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nahh I slit one in half and filled it with araldite and put it back together carefully .it was a winner
Only you Brightspark !!!!![/QUOTE]a bit like sergeant bilko allways got a scam going
im nearly bald and got glasses as well
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Are we still on about conkers???
Clearly they played different up nooooorrrrrffff
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nahh I slit one in half and filled it with araldite and put it back together carefully .it was a winner
Only you Brightspark !!!!![/QUOTE]
Post resurrection......
I scooped one out from the white part and filled it with Plastic Padding carefully blending some dirt in. Absolute winner in the Rodd Engineering back of machines challenge until the shell came off but it was a while before some of the numpties noticed!
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Yes it was Ronan, I was thinking Rickman Metisse or Cheney BSA. I used to drool over those rolling frames when I was a nipper.
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we used ordinary engine oil but u could buy caster oil in small bottles and put a bit in the petrol everyone thought u were running castrol RFollowing an old British single today, couldn't quite make out what it was but the smell brought back memories, it was running on Castrol "R" . Put a smile on my face
Bob
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Following an old British single today, couldn't quite make out what it was but the smell brought back memories, it was running on Castrol "R" . Put a smile on my face
Bob
Funny you should say that Bob, we’ve got a lad that rides a moped through the village most days, always flat out with a grin despite a 30 limit; anyway i was out today rather than in the workshop when he passed me and blow me got a whiff of Castrol R! I’ve forgiven him for being a speeding little numptie for today
Not sure how long his little two stroke will last running on that...
