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Limes ok but planes rock hard and prone to snapping ?

 

Hinges on limes pulled fibres but planes snapped off on a horizontal. Also big branch split when cutting. Thinking maybe high water content was frozen snd saw didn’t go through fast enough

 

Plane wood seemed much denser. 
 

Also it was Tuesday to Friday 
 

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I once got hit on the head by a pine cone in sub zero conditions.

 Despite being a Protosser it was an unsettling expererience.

 I Googled opportunity's at Lidl shortly after but realised there was no Friday cash jobs, free firewood, Kudos, massive erection from starting an 881 and man glitter.

I work Lundi-Mardi et Jeudi-Vendredi because I've gone native.

 That is all.

 

 

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1 minute ago, Ty Korrigan said:

I once got hit on the head by a pine cone in sub zero conditions.

 Despite being a Protosser it was an unsettling expererience.

 I Googled opportunity's at Lidl shortly after but realised there were no Friday cash jobs, free firewood, Kudos, massive erection from starting an 881 and man glitter.

I work Lundi-Mardi et Jeudi-Vendredi because I've gone native.

 That is all.

 

 

 

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