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  1. lumberjack2
    cant beat ninjas, having them on site would definately keep your gear where it belongs.
  2. lumberjack2
    i maybe late but i still want to hAVE a guess... from past experience im going to say a tiger shark
  3. lumberjack2
    "WARNING! bear traps" a sign with that on aswell, should help put the t-leaves off
  4. lumberjack2
    seen that over on pinkbike.com is chuffing brilliant tho. the flare off the tree had my jaw hitting the desk ... very hard indeed
  5. lumberjack2
    does it not have a bottle opener!? no multi tool is complete without
  6. lumberjack2
    how is pocket fluff formed!? and how can it be used to a positive affect, other then putting it in your mates hair!?
  7. lumberjack2
    hello, im a student at moreton morell college currently doing my second year of arb ND. i am now looking for a bit of work , around the solihull/birminham area, for my course. I have some experience in the field, but more would be better. i have all the correct ppe and know how to work safely. Also I shall be obtaining tickets mighty soon! cheers Jack any help would be appreciated call me on 07971558008 or simply pm me (questions welcome to)
  8. lumberjack2

    Bang bang

    lumberjack2 replied to Chris P's topic in Video forum

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  9. lumberjack2
    every man needs a defender! and a small dog to boot
  10. lumberjack2
    ...an extremely watered down tree survey!? e.g. tree No. ____ bird nest tree 0001 ____ tick tree 0002 ____ no tick etc...
  11. lumberjack2
    i know this may seem a tad odd, but i am a little bit scared of heights! so a mewp would definately be a no no, climbing is different tho, it feels alot safer and in most cases climbers are supported firmly within the tree, hovering in a big metal tin, seems a bit vulnerable to me ... as in a large bird of prey could mistake you for its dinner. point being you are fully/mostly in control whilst climbing.
  12. lumberjack2
    windows movie maker, for basic/simple editing, job done! have a look at start menu > all programmes > accessories > entertainment be somewere along those bases.
  13. lumberjack2
    yer! had to throw away my socks! I've worn them in now, so jus the odd sore now and again.
  14. lumberjack2
    holy testical, i chose 90 or over, well i did mean to vote for 30-60, i like skate shoes (nice and comfy), although i do sometimes get some cheapies from the cheap sorts shop.
  15. lumberjack2
    and slugs!!!
  16. lumberjack2
    quick question, do flys like to gather round them!? as in they're covered in them
  17. lumberjack2
    you might need a explination to back that up. well it'd be helpful at the very least
  18. lumberjack2
    long life way before comfortability, i wear stihl specials ... they make my feet bleed but they have lasted. You just have to have rock 'ard feet! wouldnt mind some lighter boots though. and to comply to the "100 quid trainers" thing, I'd rather be wearing me boots, all my trainers have holes in, they only last a few months.
  19. lumberjack2
    think I'm goin for the "blaze" 37m, any thing to say about it before i purchase ... in a few days like. cheers
  20. lumberjack2
    http://arbtalk.co.uk/forum/showthread.php?t=6052
  21. lumberjack2
    im sad to marvolous time of year, reminds me of all those pissed up BBQs and the wonderful veiws from the tops of trees
  22. lumberjack2
    the one most commonly known as midge (patterdale terrior) extremely protective and likes pulling off socks and licking feet
  23. lumberjack2
    that was rather naff! you would of thought there would be more but i was nearly in tears while watching them carve up that tree, and my jaw hit the floor when i saw the guy sawing off that ladder! plus i would like to know where that guy is suposedly "training". they only wanted to cut it down as they couldnt get the ladders any higher to get the dead wood! but overall it is terrifying to see what goes on in the world! especially on a subject so close to the heart! im still a bit emotional now after it, they should really have one of those "if you've been effected by this programme, call our helpline on 0800...."
  24. lumberjack2
    i'll be gathering the local mob armed with their old farm tools, ready to hunt them all down!!! then maybe we can get our stuff back plus i think a recording is in order, i get that fimble feeling that this is goin to be something im goin to enjoy for a eternity!
  25. lumberjack2
    this might be a poll job thanks everyone for helping dont worry i bought it off a traveller, he told me this gecko has special abilities to help you get up the tree, but i think it's time for a more traditional way of getting around the tree tops. i cant afford the gecko upkeep plus they're quite hard to potty train.

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