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Posts posted by armchairarborist
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what you don't offer to pay in cash? then you can meet them face to face, or rather boot to face..
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thats a nice pic:thumbup1:,conkers are fun, a nice alternative to throwing apples at each other..
i filled the blower nozzle with them the other day(with it on tickover) and blew them all out at once:biggrin:
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lepiota procera, rather than rhacodes, the shaggy is aptly named, and much browner, in shade under hollies and sycamores, as apposed to the much whiter open habitat loving procera
wow, its like having my own personal fung identifying dude just a click away, thanks fella
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few from this week and lastweek, i expect to be way off the mark for id as usual but here goes..
1. Scutellinia scutellata, eyelash fung on dead rowan
2. Ganoderma adspersum, on the same dead rowan
3. Chlorophyllum rhacodes, shaggy parasol
4. Salix handcutifung, i know it will regenerate but hey.. why not?
5. no idea, its not in my 'collins gem'
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yeh give me a bell when yr free to talk, thanks
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ed, i wonder if your comment about old ladies back doors comes under this thread?
i got paid for doing that..
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Hi nick, nice to see you on here. Ed.
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if there wearing on one side ie inside/outside is that something to do with toe/caster/camber prob the later
or the driver scraping the kerb as they drive along the road?
i should have said the sidewall, sorry.. Ed.
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i testdrove a new landy lastyear, it was horrible, bouncy, smelled like a tarts armpit, and was very stuffy, bits of rubber in every hole where the air for breathing is supposed to come in..
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what? the foundation isn't three years? I've got the full course prospectus and it lasts 3 years according to it? What happened with you?
lack of space so they put me on the foundation cert in plant studies with a top up year to full foundation cert, or something like that..
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Tell herthat she can pay for the new clutch when it gives in. I've had it happen to me but it was a hill start with the handbrake up as i found the biting point i releases the handbrake and all i could smell was clutch goin up hill. When i reached the roundabout it finally went half way across. I was not the most popular person that day. lol
it is a new clutch:blushing: (this year), i just re-replaced the passenger mirror again because she (bless her) broke it yet again.
anybody got a set of spare 235/75/16's? as the sides seem to have worn off again:blushing:
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1.'well i thought it was making a funny noise..!'
2. got the woman to tow a heavy trailer back to the yard one day, i was behind her at uphill trafficlights in a long queue and noticed the disco creep forward very slightly, i rang her mobile to enquire if she was holding it on the clutch.. 'its ok' she says 'in pretty good at it..!'
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yes and the second year also, then found out i had two more years to do to get the foundation degree not the three yr course i was promised:thumbdown:, thats approx £1000 more than i expected, as well as the day off a week and low wage from a short week on the tools, i was attending campus 1day per week because i'm computer illiterate, i'm really enjoying this year off so far and my heads not hurting at all.
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i use moped 2stroke thats been in my shed since my dad was 16, and old engine oil complete with bits of gears/swarf in it, sometimes mix it with spores of honey fungus to get more work:thumbup:, only jokin, we always use stihl oils in stihl machines, the green 2stroke oil as local stihl dealer stopped selling red. love the smell of stihl chain oil.
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anything on soil science, plant cells and tree/fung ident, as well as sufficient funds for the course and approx 3hrs per module per week for research/assignments, my heads hurting now..thats why i'm on a gap year to save funds and braincells. Ed.
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i'd have to clean the dash to see if its true in mine.. and thats just not going to happen till i get chance to dig the jetwash out of the shed,i did take five carrierbags of rubbish out of the cab today wrappers etc, and an overloaded washing basket of jumpers/shirts/coats to the wash:blushing: the dogs love it in there as there's always something to eat if they have a dig round:thumbup:
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overweight bumblebee haha..
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i cut the corners off to help when reversing up overgrown driveways, the overhanging trees now catch the angle and slide over the cab roof instead if twanging me in the face as im looking in the mirror, oh and strength/speed/looks an stuff:thumbup:
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there was one round here till nearly every roadside tree had been butchered, affectionately termed the 'fun bus', never saw it working but could be found parked up having 'council lunches' all day in remote layby's..
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and here's me wasting fuel on full revs, what a plank i am:thumbup: bit early for the christmas costume isn't it?
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£60 to fill yer tank? what you driving, a mini?
your story sounds about right for the police..
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It’s not what you would call stuck is it? It just can’t go any further without damaging the trailer or bridge.
It hasn’t bashed the bridge either has it?
Have a look at the curtain, still tight and tidy, look at the pelmet sheet, not twisted or distorted.
Andy
wasn't stuck fast but was wedged, as i drove away laughing he went forward a bit more, i was 3cars behind when he hit it, the whole back end shuddered and distorted for a second or two, i saw one years ago get through a bridge by hitting it fast and the back doors broke as they were the most rigid part:thumbup: i feel your pain with the chipper spout roseyweb as i once reversed into my garage with the drivers door open wide to see where i was going in my nova when i was 17:blushing: things went downhill from there:thumbdown:
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Non-tightening knot?
in Climbers talk
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or put them in a vice and attack them with combi spanners and molegrips, i like what Peter says about using a portawrap in the system.![:thumbup1:](//dcn6x9s7fzj11.cloudfront.net/emoticons/thumbup1.gif.b3bf398c4e4c934001283d01d1645efa.gif)