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Rich Rule

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  1. nope.
  2. No. Look at the contents of the pictures. slang.
  3. nope. a clue - slang names.
  4. very close but not quite.
  5. nope.
  6. .....
  7. excellent, great prezzie!
  8. I think that refer to a knot to terminate your climbing line. The hitch cord tied off'll be ok.
  9. I use it all the time when needed, have done for about 8-9 years now.
  10. Ian, how many butt plugs does the missus want?
  11. I had heard of similar from some older dudes. The coos bag name came to me after reading Jerry's Fundamentals.
  12. For a limb that size I would use a coos bay cut. If I had to get it down in a one'r. As for the bible reference, never read it mate and don't intend to either, so ill have to take your word on swine and pearls.
  13. You do have an ability to skirt around a questions don't you. What cut are you proposing we do..?
  14. So you don't have any tats then TCD? Haha.
  15. So for the record what cut do you want your desciples to try..? Personally I don't reckon you would be me. I am a Jedi and have you seen the speed a lightsaber cuts?
  16. From Past experiences the original poster is probably sat at home lording it over the idiots offering advice. If he is for real then, yes it is a difficult place to be in and shouldn't be mocked. As is if it is a wind up it is even lower. Only Butler will know and the fact he started a thread and then never came back to it leads me (and others) to think its a wind up.
  17. Sadly it would appear so. A low thing to do just after the baby Jesus' birthday.
  18. Good luck. Never seen anyone look emaciated at 16 stone. They call that ripped mate...
  19. Decoying, far better and those clay bits get stuck between your teeth. When you going Mick?
  20. Must admit I thought the same. I thought I would give it the benefit of the doubt. It would be a bit low if it was a wind up. Especially from a religious man.
  21. Well the picture looks as though there is approx 3 inches of plate above the bollard. Whereas, there looks to be 5-6 inches below the bollard. It doesn't look directly centred.
  22. No, to me it looks like the winch is directly centrally mounted on the base plate. Both the other designs are ofset , winch, bollard towards the top and mounted towards the bottom.
  23. Stevo is such a pot head!
  24. SP1, you put it so much better than I.
  25. Could possibly say mate without seeing it in the flesh and having a go/ testing it. I am not an engineer, far from it, but if I was to try and emulate a product on the market, which has had extensive design and testing. I would have made my copy a bit closer to their design.

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