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Stephen Blair

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  1. i love the pin in the tailgate mate.
  2. If anything descent comes up i will give you a shout, any excuse to share the sawdusty luv around. if you are bored and ever fancy a run, tit kettle tis on(thats in a yorky accent)tit lad.
  3. holly smokes mate, that must be agony. get well soon. My missus is a midwife and she thought a discogram might be a type of stripper, when i first saw the thread my mind was already thinking you had hit hard times and you were doing a sideline in stripping.and then my imagination went into overdrive. didnt mean anyharm, i cant imagine how much pain you must be in. take care mate
  4. Anytime mate, i like yorkshire folk. trouble is i have done my weeks work in 2 days, so its back to coffee and cakes.
  5. all of december was frosty with us mate, thats when mine went gloopy gloop:001_smile:
  6. arbtalk.co.uk where the big choppers hang out
  7. If you mix vegy oil and stihl oil, it goes gloopy gloop. still worked. Stick some petrol in. Give it a few revs. It was the frost i reckon mate and stick the end of the compressor in the bit where the oiler comes out onto the chain, and blast back into the tank.
  8. f t 4 a g o s. not for me. crazy. but awesome
  9. what is the cause of that, i know nothing about diseases/fungi. Anything to do with the big limb that had been taken off previously on the back chunk?
  10. i had to read that 3 times, i thought the nurse was a stripper and she was putting things up your bum. dont know what a real discogram is mate, but i hope you are ok:001_smile:
  11. Thats some chunky bark mate, must of been a big tree in her day. good job!
  12. third and final time, proper job! personally i would of brought them down another 10 feet, so i could reach it with the pole pruner the next time.
  13. you know it, and its pal went in there this morning as well. job done. T shirts all day today mate, sun splitting the sky.
  14. looks like Bill muray in caddy shack.
  15. proper job, pollarding has nothing to do with asthetics. Pat on the back from me. Give it a few years and they will be lovely.
  16. Hi dean, the nfu confirmed the quote in writing 583, so job done. What a difference compared to 5 years ago.hope all is well. Stevie

  17. that is the freakiest thing i have ever seen mate, my jaw hit the deck. first class. Now i know what to do with the old sump oil.
  18. befriend a bt guy mate, Do you ever pull them out the way?if they are slack its amazing how much you can shift them.
  19. this afternoons job.lightning hit these 5 years ago, deader than a dead thing finish the job tommorow.
  20. superb, how often do trees like that come along, even if he could of felled it, i think it would be an amazing oppertunity to do dismantle a tree of that size. I bet there wasnt much skin on his knuckles that night. good job

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