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Steve Bullman

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  1. Cheeky little Monday roast. Bought a free range chicken from a local farm. Incomparable to the crap you buy in supermarkets. £14 flipping quid mind
  2. Trump is giving everyone with a social security number $1200 due to covid-19, and is currently in the process of pushing through a new deal of $2000 per month for every citizen for a year, followed by $1000 per month for the subsequent year. If that goes through theres basically zero chance of him not being re-elected
  3. Sorry to hear, hopefully soon! As I said before, these things need mass to work at their best. Its a pretty niche area as it is, but I would have hoped to have got more than 20 listings for such a cheap yearly price.
  4. Nice one. As with most of my sites currently, traffic is going up and up due to covid-19. People are at home and looking at projects that can be done. Getting a reasonably high amount of click throughs from google for such a niche site. If we had better coverage i'm sure more and more people would be getting calls. Price is still just £30 + vat for a whole year. If you run a sawmill business I don't believe its much of a gamble to try out a listing! https://sawmillers.co.uk
  5. I almost want to get a thorn so I can give it a try, i'm sceptical!
  6. Just saw this on Facebook. Wonder if it works for thorns! This is genius ?? Kids got a splinter? Grab the calpol box and take out the syringe? that comes with it! Make sure it’s clean obviously! Put the small hole at the bottom of the syringe as best you can over the splinter. Once you know your above it, make sure the syringe is touching the skin-and pull! Make sure there’s no gaps otherwise you won’t get it! The syringe will more than likely pull it out in the first go! Pain free, no tugging and pulling, and no little ones upset or scared at getting it out! Don’t pull slowly! You need to pull rather quickly! If it’s a stubborn splinter, just do this a couple of times! Saves so much time, and well worth seeing the kids smile at the end of it rather than red faces and tears! Because the plastic is clear, you can check what’s been taken out of the skin! Best parent hack to date! Pass it on mums and dads?❤️
  7. I was hoping for something a little more refined ?
  8. could well be pvc now I look closely, but with a leather effect grain
  9. Hmmm it is still under warranty, might be worth a call
  10. @Mark Bolam yes I know losing weight might help before you chime in
  11. My first complaint about the new shape navara (@Big J will be happy ?), the leather on the side of the drivers seat is starting to deteriorate. I always felt from new that the leather didn’t seem as high quality as it’s Predecessor. I have never kept a truck as long as this one, although it’s still only done 65,000 miles. What would you do to prevent this getting worse? I was thinking perhaps a spot of superglue might do the trick?
  12. Yeah she’s brilliant, thanks for asking
  13. There are Mac versions of more software available. I use gimp myself
  14. You can add your address to the tip site directory here https://arbtalk.co.uk/recycling
  15. Macs are laptops too ians right, a better investment but a fair amount higher than the OP’s budget money better spent though
  16. Who needs to imagine? I have the time on my hands to conduct such a scientific experiment
  17. Well....not that I’m bored out of my mind but just had to share the amount of difference in the contents of a can of branstons compared to Heinz beans. Tomorrow I might even count them
  18. Lush lamb cutlets from local farm
  19. Sycamore, Willow, Maple, Willow Maybe ?
  20. Seems a shame that we can’t fill those white bits
  21. After dabbling with different ingredients in my omelettes I’ve discovered the secret ingredient is everything
  22. Kernmantle is generally rock climbing rope. Unlike arb rope, most of the strength is in the core
  23. Didn't realise they did hand held hydraulic saws I just thought they were on machines, wood processors and forestry head on diggers etc Quite common in America I believe, rigged in to the bucket truck hydraulics

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