arther dailey
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love that , great piece do you still have the hands ? let me know if you parting with it
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love that , great piece do you still have the hands ? let me know if you parting with it
Parm
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Today the car is telling me I’ve saved 163 grams of carbon dioxide
Been sat here on the M1 for the last 2 hours near junction 24
feck the CO2, I’ve missed my meeting and looking likely that I’ll miss dinner to at the French restaurant that I BOOKED!
yes I’m not happy
Been sat here on the M1 for the last 2 hours near junction 24
feck the CO2, I’ve missed my meeting and looking likely that I’ll miss dinner to at the French restaurant that I BOOKED!
yes I’m not happy
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roofman
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there's no "dont like" available Parm
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I need to copy that.
roofman
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eLuSiVeMiTe
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I'd be angry if I had to eat in a French restaurant too
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Lol, but I’m not angry
eLuSiVeMiTe
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Lol I know. That's because you don't have to eat in a French restaurant.
Avoided the m1 tonight. Always a mare when it's raining.
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Looks a bit like a hsk taper mixed in as well
Boring head looks Czech or German
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I’ve just read that they are screwing up the M1 from your junction to mine. 24 miles of roadworksLol I know. That's because you don't have to eat in a French restaurant.
Avoided the m1 tonight. Always a mare when it's raining.
what joy as there will be even more accidents and no breakdown lane
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No hands I'm afraid so I had some tentative plans for a rejuvenation pod.
What's that you may ask?
I've made it up but I can guarantee Musk jnr will be be behind it in about 15 years time.
So the arms will each dissappear into a sphere and lit on the inside, mounted on some sort of platform. Somewhere in between a Van de graaff generator and that thing Joe 90 used to get into.
If I haven't started doing anything with it in the next few months arther it's yours.
Interestingly the face is the same as that chap at the beginning of the Ridley Scott film Prometheus.
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After a scrap yard root about today there was no way this was getting crushed...i will get next year out of this little baby and now sits in my house awaiting wife and her daily tool kit in the form of brillo and elbow grease and then me with black paint
great BBQs the old Webber, so versatile
arther dailey
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I have been making garden stoneware as a job for 30 years, not the out of shape painted stuff you see at markets , more bird baths pots statues , couldnt find good mould makers so make my own using aircraft grade rubbers inc poly , so just like quality pieces , always on the look out for antique pots /broken damaged etc to mould .
find a piece ,spend anything up to a week doing the repairs , another week making a master mould, from that take a casting and continue then to make the working mould , so unfortuantly its a labour of love these days as the returns arent there , but still love it.
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An oil-tight engine again.
Cheap nasty cam-cover gasket decided it didn't like keeping the contents in after a mere few hundred miles, and it was a pig trying to get it to re-seal while I await the arrival of a couple of better ones.
To cheer me up I splashed out on new side cutters from CK, via the local farm supply store who stock a small but useful range of CK stuff. Problem with having an account there is it's too easy to just charge things to it, but meh, I needed a new pair after I'd stupidly cut something too hard with my old ones and dented their edge.
Cheap nasty cam-cover gasket decided it didn't like keeping the contents in after a mere few hundred miles, and it was a pig trying to get it to re-seal while I await the arrival of a couple of better ones.
To cheer me up I splashed out on new side cutters from CK, via the local farm supply store who stock a small but useful range of CK stuff. Problem with having an account there is it's too easy to just charge things to it, but meh, I needed a new pair after I'd stupidly cut something too hard with my old ones and dented their edge.
Are they still vde being the black and red??
Also how do they compare money wise to the normal ones??
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I prefer knipex but ck is good stuff and the cutting edges look to be quite narrow so will cut cable fairly easy when your doing a few hundred a day it makes all the difference
when your doing a few hundred a day it makes all the difference
