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Ian C

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  1. Ian C
    But the 880 must sell in even smaller numbrs and my 880 has the new caps. Also what the big thing against the new 661, are we all afraid of moving on?
  2. Ian C
    I keep wondering that, im in the market for a new 66 as my old girl is getting on a bit but im going to wait till they change the caps.
  3. Ian C
    Me too Pete, i was going to say that but you beat me too it!!!!!
  4. Ian C
    So what was the case of Viagra i got you last criggy then!!!!!
  5. Ian C

    con or not

    Ian C replied to ayrshireman's topic in General chat

    Be v warey, i had this a few months back with a log splitter, sold it on ebay with a buy it now, then a few days later gets ba call from a polish guy. "His mates are coming to pick it up" he says, sure enough they turn up 3 days late with a trailer, wont pay me before they have "tried" it on the trailer to see if it fits so i say no, then they say the trailer is too small and they will call back with a bigger one! there was 3 well built guys and my guess was that there were going to get it loaded then leg it without paying. i sold it again and had no problem. Mine woulnt pay by pay pal though so if he will then let him, you still have the goods so its not to bad but be careful.
  6. Ian C
    A rich sauce with red wine goes v well with the old pigeon mate also dont over cook it or it goes v dry.
  7. Ian C
    when you off to Hollywood then, thats done like a tru Pro.
  8. Ian C
    Are you the miserable looking one Jon? you look like yo have lost a pound and found a penny:lol:
  9. Ian C
    Same here Nige, i felled 2 earlier on in the year wilth flammulina just likr that.
  10. Ian C
    I season outside so not an expert so im just asking, when its kiln dried and you take it out and deliver it and mrs miggins then stores it in the garage or shed etc it will only take moisture back in so your no better off really.
  11. Ian C
    Welome to the site, i hope things work out for you. be prepared though, there isnt a lot of money in this job and there is no guarantee of work or a wage but by hell its a bloody good job.
  12. Ian C

    not happy

    Ian C replied to miker's topic in Landscaping

    Dont worry about it, they went with a cheaper quote and got a cheap job. let you bosses know the damage and that its not really down to you to sort out.
  13. Ian C
    Like the quadchip and 261, was well impressed with the greenmech at the APF.
  14. Ian C
    Same here good powerful saw 85cc i think so just a bit less that a 66. funny i had mine knicked aswell.
  15. Ian C
    Nice little job there Rob.
  16. Ian C
    Same here, i would not get out of bed and go do an hours work at 1am in the morning for 60 quid.
  17. Ian C
    Same here.
  18. Ian C
    Eat less and do more shaggin..............
  19. Ian C
    To be honest Dave, it sounds like you look after yourself anyway, its one of those things that happen as we get older, i would say carry on as you are but just cut down on some of the naughty things. The last time i saw you you were hardly a "lard arse" anyway.
  20. Ian C
    Try slimfast FATTY:lol:
  21. Ian C

    Pine Hell

    Ian C replied to gibbon's topic in Video forum

    Well done mate, good job. Why did they come down? they looked health enough or was it that the owners just wanted rid?
  22. Ian C
    Can you photcopy me one and send me it on:001_smile:
  23. Ian C

    i'm home

    Ian C replied to Dave D's topic in General chat

    Great news Dave, well done mate. you should be ashamed of yourself for letting your good arb mates down so badly.
  24. Ian C
    the best pete is freash Class 1 grade A dog sh ite, just cake it all over and your feet will stop bone dry. Do let me know how you get on!!!!.
  25. Ian C
    Amatures! Fred would of got it the right way:thumbup:

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