wolverine death grip

[Stephen Blair]

I always make a point of shouting

 

'TOPS OFF'

 

i only ever shout this when.......

 

answers on a postcard

 

Jamie

 

hot chicks walking by, or time for a fight when an arguement gets heated.

[Albedo]

The answer to that question is long and complex, if you dare delve into the angry kid thread you may find what you seek.

 

Hours later, that explains that then! Cheers peter.

 

Vaguely on topic.

 

When logging up a felled tree, you know how you end up with a big heavy bit, from where the main stem splits into 2 or 3. We always leave it till last because its big and heavy and may blunt the saw with dirt that can be in there.

 

Is there a name for this bit? I've always thought it deserved a name, and if it doesn't have one could we take this opportunity to give it one.

[Stephen Blair]

Hours later, that explains that then! Cheers peter.

 

Vaguely on topic.

 

When logging up a felled tree, you know how you end up with a big heavy bit, from where the main stem splits into 2 or 3. We always leave it till last because its big and heavy and may blunt the saw with dirt that can be in there.

 

Is there a name for this bit? I've always thought it deserved a name, and if it doesn't have one could we take this opportunity to give it one.

 

big nuggy baw cruncher:001_smile:

[Albedo]

That'll do, Thats what I'm gonna call it from now on.

[Tribaltree]

when ever I have finished a job, I like to say in the best west country accent: Thats Gurrrrt lush that is!

[Jamie]

where the main stem splits into 2 or 3. We always leave it till last because its big and heavy and may blunt the saw with dirt that can be in there.

 

Is there a name for this bit? I've always thought it deserved a name, and if it doesn't have one could we take this opportunity to give it one.

 

its called a big dirty crotch......we all love em really:001_tongue:

 

Jamie

[Stephen Blair]

its called a big dirty crotch......we all love em really:001_tongue:

 

Jamie

 

nothing like 200 years of dead crows, concrete and horseshoes to knock the edge off a 046

[Stephen Blair]

'waaspy-baws'

all that sawdust has got to go somewhere

[John Hancock]

the method used when branch walking can't get you out far enough is known as the "TREE LIZARD"

 

 

I know that one mate! We call if the 'Hancock Ar*se Shuffle'.

[Big dog]

Its tenuous but a guy I used to work with used to shout 'heads' when chucking bits down.

 

First thing that happens when you shout "heads" to a groundie is he looks up. Try shouting "headache!" at him instead and if they dont get it the first time.....well, they soon learn!