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difflock

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  1. Pre-nup or pre-tup, cos I always get them confused
  2. The Soliciter we use airly dismissed my notion of paying for a couple of letters he wrote to a neighbour regarding a disputed RoW. Cynic that I am, I merely allow he will recoup any such losses when our Estate is settled!
  3. I take it the guards are to prevent the "fecking" sheep eating the trees, this could also perhaps the reason they are transplanted when larger? Marcus
  4. stob /stɒb/ Learn to pronounce noun DIALECT•SCOTTISH a broken branch or a stump. "old roots and stobs and crackling leaves" a stake used for fencing. Round here in Co Antrim I have heard locals refer to fence posts as "paling stabs"
  5. Just need someone to do a European equivalent is all!
  6. Ah tink yees is getting yer causation and correlation all fanked up Tommy B
  7. Looked genuine to me, but perhaps, just perhaps, or perhaps not, the history was a trifle sexed-up to catch the casual browsers eye. But as I said, looks essentially genuine, to a cynical 60 year old me. Regardless, why does no-one leave diggers like that up my abandoned Woods? Snot fair!
  8. Except, since after 16 years, an absolutely uninformed(but obviously mechanically savvy) individual got it going, and in a very simple straightforward manner, apparently? So why was it so readily abandoned as being "broken"? I did wonder did the owner/operator imagine his track motor was shot, ergo beyond economic repair, when in fact it was merely the linkage had become disconnected?
  9. Sorry "J", but as a lifelong NI resident, who only once visited Cornwall on hols, and in a reasonably sized Ford Galaxy, I had no issue with the narrow lanes, roads or village streets, and these features are EXACTLY what makes Cornwall attractive to tourists. Now the plethora of ever changing speed limits on roads unfamiliar to me, did do my nut in. mth
  10. I had seen thissun on my YouTube selection and ignored it as probably being the usual pile o shite. I was wrong. Perplexed as to; (i)why it was abandoned in the first place, and (ii) are they in a stupidly remote area with no scunging light fingered scrappies. mth
  11. Fuck Him, cos he sounds like a proper dick! Viagra(& how many?) followed up by getting his dick dirk'd wi sommat stimulating (presumably, by "a mate") WHAT DA FUCK DID HE EXPECT!
  12. In effect a giant compost heap, so definately worth sorting out, or just plant a tree in it as it stands, tree twont mind the roughage.
  13. I found this interesting and useful article, which answered my question re the 52 1/2 designation; the Record 52 1/2 vice - the small workshop SMALLWORKSHOP.CO.UK Record quick release vices have long been a favourite amongst woodworkers around the world and for a while during the early 20th century Record created ... Read morethe Record 52 1/2...
  14. Unfortunately there will now be the usual Mega expensive over-reaction, with massively over-engineered concrete structures installed where they are not ever likely to be needed i.e. justified. And no doubt another layer of highly overpaid managers to supervise and obviously, manage such structures. Until the next unexpected occourance. Bit like the Worlds Armies always preparing for the next war based on what happened in the last war. mth
  15. There definately must be sommat in that Germanic/Teutonic/Aryan breeding . . .
  16. Apparently so, checked out by our Vet lunchtime today, 100% A.O.K. and as bright as a button, and despite not being fat is 6.7kg at 10 weeks. Fitted in with our 4 females like he been here since he was born. Mind you one of his siblings had 2 horrid cherry eyes, which may well have blighted the sales potential of her 2 siblings, never mind herself.. Cheers, mth Am today, Newsflash: Monty has assumed control of the food bowl! i.e. over the 4 adult established bitches, so looking good for the future of the BogDog Bulldog strain I got planned.
  17. Cough,cough, me salvaged Teak bes old School Lab benches, about 1.9m long by 1.2 wide by fully 25/28mm thick, plus copious underside chewing gum! Ave about 5 planks each. However, somewhat however mentally, I refuse to "chop" them up, only using if I can(very near enough) utilize the whole planks.
  18. Looking on ebay, So what is the difference between the 52E and the 52 1/2E ? bigger jaw opening? As always the good value stuff is collection only, sigh
  19. Since I got me shed dunged out and started a few joinery jobs, mostly shelving, out of salvaged oak, mahogny and teak, but also aiming to make a set of curved undersink unit doors out of solid teak. Anyway ah baint never owned a proper woodworkers vice in me life? Where do I start?

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