Harrison2604
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Hello all. After talking to Stephen Blair about Arbtalks Chat feature, I thought I would start a thread (which will hopefully get turned into a sticky by Steve) to try and start off an instant chat get together at 8pm every evening. This could be a great laugh, with many random disputes and also some very interesting intellectual talks from the likes of Hamadryad and Monkey-D that we could all benefit from. As well as being great fun (potentially), members of the public could also sign into the chat to get an instant response to their arb related queries by a number of our highly experienced Arborists It would be nice to get everyone elses feedback to this idea, so please... post away! This could go one of two ways but I hope something good comes out of it. Arbtalk Chat <<<<<<
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Haha. Ok
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2 x climbers required for 3 weeks west midlands
Harrison2604 replied to David Riding's topic in Employment
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Wow, thats a fact I wasn't aware of! Very interesting... thanks
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Yes!!!
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I think it's a great feature and could be a right laugh as you say! Arbtalkers... USE IT!
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"These chainsaws must cost you a fortune, I have a little Makita that I use for me logs and I'm always having to buy new chains for them because they go blunt so fast!" - Anonymous CLIENT ... one of the funniest things I've ever heard and wasn't sure whether he was joking or not. Turned out he wasn't and I had to explain to the mid 80's pensioner that you can sharpen them and that ramming it into the ground is what makes it go so blunt!!
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Does ANYBODY use these feature? I pop on it every now and again to see if anybodys present but there never seems to be. Not a very popular part of Arbtalk yet huh!
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Sorry to derail... is the Dryads Saddle your favorite fungi? I'm just curious
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I have a degree in swimming pool management and dress making. Because I used needles in dressmaking, I'm able to undertake all aspects of tree work to the highest of standards.
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Probably too late now eh.
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Haha. One thing that surprised me not so long ago was when I was dismantling a horse chessie with bleeding canker.... walking out on a BIG chunky limb with lots of growth to section it out and the whole thing dropped from under my feet! Never seen anything like it. Gave me a bit of a fright as I swang back in about 10ft and that's something I really wasn't expecting haha. Chessies are really going down hill, it's such a shame.
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Haha... Hangers! Could potentially kill you, making your mrs a widow
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ha [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2YAf61zz5VU]YouTube - Falling a tree gone wrong (Barber chair)[/ame]
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hahaha that picture nearly put me in tears
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Haha brilliant
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Hahaha. "urrr, im gonna drag her on over to oak street and you can pick her up from there!" Eucalyptus
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Good reply
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Brilliant answer! Thanks for your post
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On your feet! Crazy.
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Ignore that, It's for a disk cutter. It was the first thing I saw, didn't pay any attention to the rest of the name. Apologies
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Husqvarna 268K Disc Cutter Air Filter Cover +more parts | eBay UK
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Some people. Hope you get it back
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Industry experience beats theoretical knowledge, you probably know a lot more than you think. Arbjobs.com | find Arb jobs / Tree work
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You haven't been out long yourself? & You're not far from Myerscough which pumps out Arbs every year
