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Try Adrian flux

I'l be coming and camping too please.

She's got a face like a welders bench.

Mad as a box of squirrels.

Bangs like a belt fed bazooka.

That sounded like a shart.

I would rather shove a fist full of angry wasps up my arse.

Good luck matey hope it goes well for you

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What is the pay like?

Hi I have cs 30,31,38 and 39 and lantra chipper and stumpgrinder certs. I have all my own ppe including climbing kit. I also have saws and a chipper 4.5" ish capacity which is mounted on a trailer with a chip box on the back. I am ex forces and hard working/reliable. I am looking for work in the midlands area coventry/rugby preferably but will travel if needed. So if your looking for a reliable groundy with aerial rescue tickets and own kit that can bring a chipper too then give me a shout.

Just seen this on eBay i think it's quality although not sure about carrying capacity check it out item number 280508589520

Hi I am recently qualified with 30,31,38&39 and a chipper and stumpgrinder cert. Not available today Wednesday or Friday but will be available from Saturday onwards. I live in Coventry and am willing to travel have most of my own kit. If you need anyone in the future give me a shout cheers James 07889529138

And where?

Cheers matey hos it going?

Hi I have recentry got cs 30,31,38,39 and lantra chipper and stumpgrinder certs I am local so give me a shout if you need a hand at all.

Hi I have recently passed cs30,31,38,39 and lantra chipper and stumpgrinder certs and am looking for some work experience in the midlands area. I have my own transport and ppe and a ground saw. Just after experience really so willing to work for not much money. Cheers James.

Just a bit more info I bought one and it arrived within 3 days and was brand new in original packaging spot on and a lot cheaper than buying in the uk!!

I have found Glucosmine to be helpful too

Hi guy's just found this on the mighty mighty bay and thought someone may be interested its cheep!!

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Silky-SUGOI-Arborist-Curved-Saw-SUGOI-360-Large-Teeth_W0QQitemZ220282219415QQcmdZViewItem?hash=item220282219415&_trksid=p3286.m63.l1177

Thats proper pants sorry to hear it hope you get it back and then take the gas axe to the thief's nip's!!!

Looks good prices are best at Toys r us £80 not bad would like to see what the quality is like though...

Anyone??? Willing to travel and free labour!

They are all my girlfriends dogs but have been adopted by me since we got together and I now wouldn't leave the house without them!!

The first is Jen and at 14 and a half she is allowed to rule the roost.

The second is Moll she is a sun worshipper and a proper little terrier.

And finally there is Mook trying my slippers for size he is awesome.

Hi guy's I think everyone is entitled to their own opinion whatever that may be. I have my own opinions on an awful lot of things in life but I wouldn't expect anyone else to see things the same way. I can however recomend watching Al Gore's video titled An Inconvenient Truth I watched it recently and although I dont agree with everything covered by it it does have an awful lot of fact's relevant to this post.

Hi I am looking for some work experience in the warwickshire area Rugby/Coventry preferably. I have no tickets or experience but am willing to work hard in exchange for experience. I am 28 years young have a full driving licence and own transport. Available at weekend's only at the moment. Any help gratefully received cheers James.

Practical quals ( NPTC etc ) are good nd furthermore essential as increasingly employers are reqired to usequalified staff. IMO, you will find it a bit limiting in years ahead.

RFS is a good qual for starters and includes NPTC units as a part of the certificate...check it out....

Cheers will have a look depends on wether my resettlement grant from the RAF will pay for it though as the course with Kingswood would be covered by the grant.

Hi guys I am new to the forum and am looking for some help and advice. I am currently serving in the RAF as an aircraft technician but after 9.5 yrs have had enough of the service life:thumbdown:. I am currently looking into courses to become a climber. I have no real experiene of tree work except splitting a few logs and pruning a few hedges etc. The main course I have looked in to so far is one that Kingswood training provide that is tailored to the service leaver. If anyone can help me out with some advice/information to steer me in the right direction then I would be most appreciative. Cheers