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armchairarborist

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  1. thats very versatile, alas i'd need a bigger shed as i'd want all the attachments:thumbup1: can't help thinking 'jack of all trades - master of none' but would be a very handy bit of kit:001_smile:
  2. time? think of the fuel..! big saws drink it
  3. bet he wished he hadn't stopped that pratt. what an annoying idiot, yes i would enjoy to see him hurt. i hope never to meet anyone with that cocky jumped-up attitude. copper should have arrested him and stomped his camera!
  4. or when the road is empty, or you just feel like melting the idiot in front, mine are mounted at 6inch above the parcelshelf on hatchbacks, if i was to tailgate someone i could blind them with their own mirror:thumbup:
  5. stuntfelled an elm butt into the trailer today, found a mattress to protect(ish) the ifor a bit. it was 10ft long by approx 3ft, the weighbridge confirmed it was a 1.9tonne lump, pics to follow when i get them through on email from my bro:thumbup: much easier than ringing it all up and lifting it manually
  6. nice, more lights is always better! don't forget you shouldn't use them on public highway as they are higher than 1.2m above the road.
  7. never been hurt by lighting fires but had a dustbin size incinerator with a chimney lid, it went out so poured in the petrol and poked a match in a hole near the base, the lid shot up in the sky.. so much fun i did it again:thumbup: get well soon feller
  8. in the dormant season is best to avoid bleeding, they shouldn't need much just deadwooding etc. its a bit late now. Ed
  9. yeah just checked, found a damp tenner wrapped round my phone, a fist full of sawdust and fluff and two dated 20p's edit.. and a seriously worn bank card that has taken a right beating even though its quite new
  10. your shabby bid of £500.20 falls a bit short matey:laugh1:
  11. just backing up a foot works too:thumbup:
  12. i'll take it instead of that £20 you owe me,
  13. would that be one wrap or two? gloves don't come cheap you know:001_smile:
  14. landy with pubic hair on its muttnutts:thumbup:
  15. does anyone know of any countries that don't get pollen from end of may for two months? also does anyone know of any tree work in these countries?
  16. yea big time, it started about 6yrs ago and kept getting worse with grass pollen, if someone starts mowing in the next garden in summer i just go home. not too bad lastyear as i started taking benadryl plus about now and doing the nasal spray twice a day, it still gets so bad i feel like migrating for the season, people who don't have it don't realise how disabling it is, can't breathe, see, itchy eyes and nose and of course sneezing.
  17. two days ago i saw a bunch of teens throwing a line of cones over a wall, i was rushing or the scrotes would have gone over too
  18. i hate eye scratches, i got a splinter inside my top right eyelid, it was the exact second the pic in my avatar was taken chogging down a wee pear. i got a bit of sawdust in last month and like an idiot rubbed it and made it worse:thumbdown:
  19. turn the light off? i had a mate who said he had trouble with sleeping, i told him a pint of whisky would cure anything and next time i saw him he said it wasn't a good idea. dark cold room with loads of exercise during the day
  20. here's what i do every few months, i think its funny that folk think its challenging when i'd not think twice to most of it with the chipper on the back:thumbup:[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J3XA7OQIBlY]YouTube - Ae club bash *[/ame]

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