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1 minute ago, GarethM said:

And on that note, use what you want, wear what you want. Hopefully the next chainsaw obituary won't mention you and your screwdlefix chainsaw.

Thanks for your poor advice and for being absolutely no help whatsoever. I never realised that wearing a visor and safety boots would help free up my seized flywheel!. 

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5 minutes ago, GarethM said:

I could bitch and moan, but even I have the common sense to replace something that's worth £150.

 

Remind me again who came where to fix a screwdlefix special.

You are bitching and moaning. That's your problem. You've definitely got a feminine side to you. Simply don't reply and all will be fine.

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