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nice looking wagon @Stubby have you had it long?

One has to ponder, if ai has taken lyrics, in this case from 50 cent, who I agree is quite the wordsmith, and simply rehashed it perfectly into another musical genre or style, and done it very well, how is it we don't get the same level of expertise? instead of the same pathetic loop of nonsense that doesn't address any problem associated with a simple courier delivery. I'm not sure giving a glorified synthesiser endless powers to manipulate and infect other avenues of humanity is a good thing.

Original Jethro Tull Guitarist Mick Abrahams Dead at 82 ULTIMATECLASSICROCK.COM See what his replacement in Jethro Tull had to say about the "magnificent guitar player."

when I did fencing as a part of my job we used a similar method, a three foot length of 3" plastic downpipe with a looped rope in it, the loop fits over the post and pulled tight from the other end, holding the post upright, while the hammer man could give it a good whack without hitting your hands, and minor corrections could be achieved to keep it upright.

worst thing currently about UK, the abundance of 3rd world shithole theme parks that are in almost every city, along with the disappearance of common sense to recognise the problem.

BREAKING: Sydney police arrested five men near Bondi Beach WWW.NEWSRAEL.COM Heavily armed Australian counter-terrorism police just detained five young Australian...

The big feckin' issue is not which type of gun the general law abiding citizen has or how many, or even which country they reside in,,, the problem is criminals, and religious feckin' indoctrinated nutjobs who think killing and maiming those of any other religion will get them to some feckin' imaginary place were there's dozens of 9 year old for them to emulate their feckin' hero. it's in the room and it's a feckin' big elephant,,, but everyone pretends they ain't feckin' seeing it.

Just a moment... HANSARD.PARLIAMENT.UK

some guys like to do things the hard way

The usual school photos of a cute little kid in the school play will be along shortly, obviously taken before he became yet another space cadet cult murderer.

The way shit is going down here, the next war will be within this country,don't just read the room, the country, read the feckin' world,UK, France, Hungary, Poland, and many others are realising they are being invaded, often with the blessing of those they expected to prevent it, and they will eventually have had enough, and rise up and unite against the threat. people have been pushed for to long, too far, resistance is mounting fast, the push back is not going to be gentle or pretty.

part of me still believes it's all a little wind up.

but possibly would have prevented further killing by the cnut, however things often done for all the correct reasons are looked at differently when the immediate threat has gone. I remember Tony Martin, who after numerous break ins and police inaction, cured the problem himself, but with a price to pay.

Ok, whatever you say, but I fully expect this to proven correct. the Oregon CS1500 electric chainsaw will not effectively or safely run a 36-inch bar for milling. The saw is designed for homeowner use with a maximum 18-inch bar, and attempting to use a 36-inch bar for the demanding task of milling would likely damage the saw and yield poor results. Reasons against using the Oregon CS1500 for a 36-inch mill: Insufficient Power: Chainsaw milling is an extremely demanding, full-throttle application, much harder on a saw than standard cross-cutting. The CS1500 is a 2400W (around 3.2 hp) electric saw, which is underpowered for such a long bar and application. Milling a 36-inch-wide log effectively requires a large, powerful gas-powered saw (typically 70cc to over 90cc). Bar/Chain Limitations: The CS1500 is designed for an 18-inch, low-profile chain and bar system. The bar is likely too narrow to fit most Alaskan-style mill clamps, and a 36-inch bar for this model is not manufactured or recommended by Oregon. Oiling Issues: The saw's automatic oiler is designed for an 18-inch bar and would not be able to adequately lubricate a 36-inch bar, leading to excessive friction and rapid wear. Risk of Damage: The stress of milling with an oversized bar would put immense strain on the motor and internal components, likely causing the saw to overheat, bog down, and potentially fail. For milling projects, especially those involving large logs that would require a 36-inch bar, you would need to invest in a much larger, purpose-built gas chainsaw (e.g., Stihl 661 or Husqvarna 395XP class saws, or even larger)