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Good Morning Another week of M25/M4 Now to Henley. What,what! Have a good and joyful start.

Toyota in for first service, unsettled by the booking in process and I think my request for loan car to get home has been ignored. Will be asking if the warranty stands if the Ford place in my town can do it, at least I can walk there and back. Peat, Terse, Cellars.

Sounds like the compliant member of society deep inside manifesting Alex. Exciting day though, re the backplate.

I just had a dream where I couldn’t collect the winch backplate from the machinist today because I had to leave for school before he opened. I’m 38.

Back at it, both from a work point of view and from the chiropractor’s POV. Bit of adjustment needed, I’ll get on the blower to the bone-cracker once they open. Otherwise 2 smallish routine TDs and a grind. Nose back to the grind stone lads.

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Morning all. The week begins. Nothing challenging today, have a small hairy Cherry to reduce, a crown lift then some ecoplugging. Have a good one folks.

Yuck Yuck to both rather eat a worm 🤪

Always been available here

Thanks, but I've got both in my cupboard as we type. Did I miss something?

Apparently, Marmite and Peanut butter is available again!?!

Email the people who have films on YouTube etc?

I've used the same principle on a job last year, smaller stumps but access meant I couldnt get any machine in there and would have been smashing roots out with an axe. Expensive driveway to avoid damaging. I used a large auger turbo wood drill bit in the Makita cordless. Yes they hit stone and blunted, but saved a lot of time. Sharpened easily enough. However if you have a heavy machine, you could mount a 50cc engine auger to it (or hydrualic motor unit) and use a carbide tipped auger drill, same idea as the dipperfox.

Wow I’m not surprised- looks pretty lethal!

Recommend this for the aches and pains, couldn't feel a thing after.

Thanks. Ill look into it although our past dealings with Amazon aren't very good from memory. Its an awful platform to sell on so we ditched it.

Have you considered Amazon shipping? They have a minimum of 50 per day, I assume they use some kind of average. Thousands would imply your sending out 90+ each working day so should be eligible. Anyway I find then reliable, recieved quite a few items through them that were not purchased on Amazon - and then I buy a lot of items through Amazon prime. You cant beat them for speed, though I realise their terms for prime are not particually nice for retailers. Is Amazon Shipping right for your business? SHIPPING.AMAZON.CO.UK Take 2 minutes to check if we're a good fit.

All softwood and hardwood welcome - beers provided.

The AA blew up the four wheel drive transmission on a friend's van by suspend towing it, wouldn't trust them at all 😡

Got to be lucky with the local contractors that they use, last time I needed them they recovered the car to a garage of my choice (within a distance, I was near home), time before the mechanic was a grumpy fcker but he did the job and the one before that left me at the motorway services with a "good luck" parting shot.

So You missed the Iranian people being massacred for trying to get out from under the cosh of the Islamists government. You have nothing to say about elections being cancelled here in the UK, nor the fact the current PM blocks a potential rival in proper Stalinist fashion. Instead you put up a famous picture from WW2 and try to link the two, you know Mark if I actually give a shit I’d think your faux anger is very very selectively expressed lad. All them years of yearning for a Labour government 😂😂😂👍 Eighteen months in power and Labour have managed 14 U-turns. At this point it’s less “government” and more driving test retake. Now we’ve got Chagos. A £35 billion idea so bad it collapsed under the weight of someone finally reading the paperwork. Starmer didn’t reverse because of principle he reversed because Washington tapped the sign and said “absolutely not.” This was sold as statesmanship. It turned out to be a geopolitical car crash caused by Google Docs diplomacy and vibes based lawmaking. Labour discovered too late that treaties still exist, allies still notice, and consequences are not optional. And the pattern is perfect. Abroad: weaken Britain, confuse allies, apologise profusely, retreat quietly. At home: nanny state energy, lecture everyone, tax relentlessly, then wonder why nobody’s clapping. Veterans? Lectured. Workers? Taxed. Businesses? Squeezed. Migrants? Fast-tracked. Democracy? “We’ll circle back to that.” Labour don’t govern they experiment, then act surprised when reality pushes back. Every policy feels like it was stress tested exclusively by Momentum before being unleashed on the country. Fourteen U-turns in eighteen months isn’t adaptability. It’s chronic indecision with a press office. The only consistent thing about this government is that nothing they announce survives contact with the real world.

GIT UP THE ANTHRAX!

Letter bombs were a thing when I was a kid. That needs bringing back.

Working my way through this glut of miniature womandrink as fast as I can.