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slack ma girdle

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  1. Results P.M. Rob Sent from my Galaxy arse using tupping talk. Check ALL the simple things first.
  2. You know what they say, buzzard in the air weather turning fair
  3. Mine arrived today, i will put them to test this weekend, and P.M. sunday evening. Cheers Rob
  4. Mine have stayed waterproof, but i have not used them much over the last couple of months. But the stiching around the toe has come undone, so i am sending them back next week. I like the grip and support they provide, and they are very good for foot locking. But as others have already said for the money they do not last.
  5. I am sure that you could have codged another of those gert lumps on that lorry. Good job
  6. From reading your replies Nature, you are not totally sure what you want out of your wood. As things stand you are unlikly to lose money by buying the wood in the long term. If i was in your situation i would keep a third of the wood for myself to do with what you want, and use the other 2/3 to provide some income to cover some of the costs (training, equipment etc.) of you doing whatever you want in your third. You will also need good advice to deal with the TPO element. Speak to the tree officer at the council, he or she will be able to tell you what is appropriate, and what you will/ wont be able to do. Good luck P.S. i am very envious
  7. From reading your replies Nature, you are not totally sure what you want out of your wood. As things stand you are unlikly to lose money by buying the wood in the long term. If i was in your situation i would keep a third of the wood for myself to do with what you want, and use the other 2/3 to provide some income to cover some of the costs (training, equipment etc.) of you doing whatever you want in your third. You will also need good advice to deal with the TPO element. Speak to the tree officer at the council, he or she will be able to tell you what is appropriate, and what you will/ wont be able to do. Good luck P.S. i am very envious
  8. Is this wood in the middle of nowhere or is it close to habitation ?
  9. Is this wood in the middle of nowhere or is it close to habitation ?
  10. Is this wood in the middle of nowhere or is it close to habitation ?
  11. I found i had IT, lost IT, asked the wife, and she laughed, forgot about IT, found IT six months later looking for something else. AAHH the life of a fool
  12. I found i had IT, lost IT, asked the wife, and she laughed, forgot about IT, found IT six months later looking for something else. AAHH the life of a fool
  13. I found i had IT, lost IT, asked the wife, and she laughed, forgot about IT, found IT six months later looking for something else. AAHH the life of a fool
  14. Holy cow that is a mess. You need big machines to sort that out, and you might even make some money !!
  15. Holy cow that is a mess. You need big machines to sort that out, and you might even make some money !!
  16. Holy cow that is a mess. You need big machines to sort that out, and you might even make some money !!
  17. Go for it. Shamelesly pimp yourself to everyone, be enthusiastic but not over the top, and work will come your way. Almost everyone on here has times of little or no work, you just have to take the rough with the smooth.
  18. Go for it. Shamelesly pimp yourself to everyone, be enthusiastic but not over the top, and work will come your way. Almost everyone on here has times of little or no work, you just have to take the rough with the smooth.
  19. Go for it. Shamelesly pimp yourself to everyone, be enthusiastic but not over the top, and work will come your way. Almost everyone on here has times of little or no work, you just have to take the rough with the smooth.
  20. Come on Tom we are waiting.
  21. Come on Tom we are waiting.

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