Steve Bullman
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took this little beauty for a test drive today, think i might buy, it corners like a demon
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I dont really understand the ins and outs of lease hire but have heard it can be a bit of a minefield. could someone share their knowledge on the subject for myself and anyone else interested....and also is either one better regarding tax?
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have you been off the ground yet charlie?
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welcome blinkie and old school
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that was kinda the point!
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9 and 10 years old, i'd be happier being in control of them myself personally rather than worrying if they clipped themselves in each time
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so......who watched x-factor?
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i think its safe, but obviously with it being in the position it is im not going to categorically tell them its not going to go over! thats the problem
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its a bloody shame, i had £10 on england scoring the first try at 5-1
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welcome chris
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460 i run mine with a 25" all the time as standard
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so anyone got any money riding on tonights game? im gonna go on bet365 shortly and place a few bets, havent decided what on as yet
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http://www.arbtalk.co.uk/showpost.php?p=1508&postcount=13
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cheers nailer! and nice vid....get your groundy to sign up, we need more female members! -
sorry mate, i deleted it, but close to the line there are ladies present remember:awink:
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if said brit is happy to pay the postage i dont see why not haha
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you'll need to resize them considerably mate. about 650pixels wide is the best
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its the clients tree
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Hey everyone, we have here a flask/mug donated my Timberwolf up for grabs. Simply reply to this thread if you wish to be included in the free draw which will take place on 0ctober 31st 6pm Good luck!
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i get nervous watching other professionals climbing without any safety....i can understand you not wanting your kids too!
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I was working for a regular customer today. They have a large corsican pine on their boundary, beautiful specimen, very healthy crown with no signs of decay or included/weak unions. The main trunk appears healthy with no signs of any fungi growing at the base. The tree does lean out towards the road. Anyway, the customer had a letter from the council reading somewhere along the lines that a member of the public walked past the house and noticed the tree looked dangerous and reported it, the council then asked "when" they were having the tree down? The customer is worried as they really dont want to lose the tree. I advised that the tree was healthy and other than the lean towards the road could see no imminent danger. Can the local council make them fell this tree? Obviously i explained to them now the tree has been raised as a danger and they've been told about it they are liable, also no consultant is going to tell them its safe these days. your thoughts?
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Hi calv......the easiest way would be to belay her. This would basically involve setting a rope up to a high point in the tree. This could be done from the ground through the use of a throwline. this is a small 2mm line with a throw weight attached. then you would need a belay device attached at the bottom of the tree...a harness for your daughter, you would basically be in 100% control. I would suggest the best thing you could do is contact your nearest indoor climbing wall and go on an induction...you will learn the basics of belaying or "top roping". then all you wll need to learn is the rope installation which you can be talked through right here!
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welcome calv
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ive worked with very few girls, maybe 2.....but that statement would probably apply to 80% of the general work force in the country thoughout every industry, male or female.
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welcome beaky
