Pete Mctree
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Everything posted by Pete Mctree
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Wow- loads of tales to tell of the good old days I bet What's your name D Mc- not may of us "Mc"'s around so curious
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15 years here. Happy birthday old man Bob!!!!!
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Why would you add this to the list? I do not include mine Think of the item in front of you's use- is it used as life-support or rigging in any way? If yes include it.
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I do dispair at the creationist theories of christianity, but I do understand man's belief in a god prior to his understanding of the mechanics of the world. Faith providing the security over ignorance
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clouds- http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clouds Rain- http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rain
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If the tpo is upheld (you MUST object) and you subsiquently apply to fell the tree (on safety grounds with a report stating such) and they do not grant permission, then under Health and safety legislation they should be informed that they are liable. They are preventing you removing in a proffesionals opinion a hazard tree, therefore a liability
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I thought I was blonde! I am suprised he did not manage to get his darwin award which he was obviously working hard at!
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Heat exhaustion, at least someone took my advise.
Pete Mctree replied to Dean Lofthouse's topic in Picture Forum
You got him to pose? Your wife know about your penchant for naked men in public:scared: -
Heat exhaustion, at least someone took my advise.
Pete Mctree replied to Dean Lofthouse's topic in Picture Forum
cheers Dean- men with there pants down is not for me, just going to scrub my eyes with a wire brush -
reminds me of a norfolk pine a little
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£2 for the kettle and 0.2 pence per post takes care of the other £8 :wave: I offset about £10 per week in total
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Welcome Gareth
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you got it - also more kindly known as Lancashire
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More like an exile to the cursed earth, either that or troll world:scared: lol
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You have made an important point between belief and the perception of religeous belief put forward by the media and those in a position of power. I will also refrain from an almost identical rant, as i would also be in line for the "long walk" lol
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i think you misunderstand what I mean by respectfull. I personally respect peoples religeous beliefs, and am understanding of them, in many ways I admire there faith. However i have no repect for the organisations which choose to manipulate these people, dictating there actions through dogma and dividing people by creating factions and sects. "When dogma enters the brain, all intellectual activity ceases" -- Robert Anton Wilson I just asked for a rational no abusive style of reply
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huh? Expand please
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I have ended up re-reading "the mists of avalon" by Marion zimmer Bradley Good telling of the aurthurian tales from a diferent perspective, and since i have not read it for over a decade enjoying it imensley
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More white socks too?
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Sorry no tips Ben- It's a stunning country, I have happy memories of it and If i was your age I would be heading there also. Good luck!
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I have had good report of his workshops, with the exception of his QTRA, as the system is too vauge and inaccurate
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Lascerated the artery, but missed everything else. Only put 3 unit of saline and 6 units of blood through me
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that's a no and not for me then!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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filter too- often overlooked
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One scar- the result of this cut, broke my nose twice, broken 4 fingers and dislocated a thumb. Popped a couple of ribs out of place and numerous stitches (about 20) and butterflys. Only the pic is a saw cut, and a few stitches due to silky cuts. www.arbtalk.co.uk/forum/arm.jpg (gruesome picture, dont open if you have a weak stomach)
