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  1. felixthelogchopper
    5 quids worth of underpants and £3.50's worth in his crack.
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    The leaks are actually to show you where you parked it when you come back to find somebody has nicked it because the door locks are so crap.
  4. felixthelogchopper
    I got nicked, they didn't :lol:Anyway, it matched the lead and gimp mask you were wearing. Always important to accessorise correctly.
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    There are a lot of people on Treebay who are there just to be abusive and don't seem to have got much beyond the playground. I tend to only watch out for stuff to buy and not get involved otherwise. The Arbtalk page on there run by John Hancock is much better as he doesn't put up with it.
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    My guess is the company will be more interesting as well.
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    It made me laugh where the keyboard warrior giving it the big 'un called the guy asking the question a civvy. Somebody takes themself and their job a bit too seriously, I suspect. Utter chuffnut.
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    Couldn't agree more.
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    My understanding would be that an indemnity would protect you from making the wrong decision either way. In other words, if your report said felling a mature specimen was necessary and it turned out not to be so, it would protect you from paying for a replacement. Edit. Assuming you were qualified and had acted competently, of course.
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    Could do with better pictures and which type do want identified (looks like 2)?
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    If you are providing a report, make sure you have Professional Indemnity insurance in place.
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    Transmission wind-up is a nightmare if you use it on tarmac much.
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    It's my gift to you, Andrew.
  14. felixthelogchopper
    I think the OP must have been on the MDMA as he loves his barrow so much.
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    It's a bit difficult for a scared and vulnerable pensioner to say no to a group of these feral turds.
  16. felixthelogchopper
    Plug it on Mumsnet. You'll sell out in a day.
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    You must have thought you had seen the back of all that when you stopped working with Plippy.
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    Dirty boy!
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    The place I fuel up at fills the tank for you and is still cheaper than Morrison's.
  20. felixthelogchopper
    Have you tried Woodalert on Facebook? You could also try local selling pages on there or as a freebie on Gumtree.
  21. felixthelogchopper
    Weren't you the bloke who had a lot of experience working on machinery? If you are, I would definitely push that.
  22. felixthelogchopper
    My mistake, we're going to lunch with in-laws.
  23. felixthelogchopper
    Planning to go as long as the work on my truck gets done in time.
  24. felixthelogchopper
    With all those thumbs, you must be from the Dengie Peninsula near me. TVI, it's good that you didn't take the Black Tie invitation too literally and turn up in only that.
  25. felixthelogchopper
    Unless you have no choice, you would be better off forgetting about working with them again as you would probably be always wondering if they were looking to screw you over again. The only use they are to you now is to bankroll you for your 1st few months until you find your feet again. At the risk of repeating myself, get yourself a chat with a good employment law specialist.

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