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  1. Gentle and enjoyable watching, particularly the bloke jumping on the pinch to free his saw. You want to get your dad bod and high neck workwear on www.onlyfans.cymru. Bang in at the moment.
  2. I have fairly strict protocol for locking things. I hold the key in my hand and say to myself, "I have the key. I lock the door." No key in hand, I won't lock the door; I'll walk to get the key. Aware it's (I'm) odd but it works. Keys never stay in locks. They go in my back right trouser pocket or on the hook. Locks get locked to the hasp so they can't be stolen while the shed is open or another lock can't be installed. Combination codes are always rolled round to a random code so a passer by can't quietly make a note and come back. Heaven help you if you err from these systems on my watch. I'm mint at parties and can satisfy a woman, the whole package.
  3. Clutchy, Do you do any work for state organs? Councils, state schools etc?
  4. Outstanding forethought. The mark of a true professional.
  5. I should use hazelnuts for true (foraged) nativity. I've done the egg one with rice.
  6. Made some pesto with wild garlic, peanuts and cheddar.
  7. Gies a lunge!
  8. I've for some time now liked to think that a property should transfer with the various trappings of permanence: accounts, staff, harvests and fuels on hand etc.
  9. Apart from the ivy, what was so bad about it?
  10. Saw it and keeping out of it. Loads on here to search through.
  11. You may struggle to believe this but I’m single.
  12. Squirrel the last of the dry stuff away in boxes, bins etc round the house. If you need it, you burn it. If you don’t, it’s a bonus start to next season. And you can get the last bay filled with fresh.
  13. “I don’t need to break into another box. It’s April.”
  14. I lent my climbing kit to a mate so that he could go and earn £250 on a piss easy takedown. Meanwhile, I pruned an apple tree while kicking a ball for a collie for £60 and dinner. I'm not sure I'm a very good businessman.
  15. Or use a tarp, roll it up and grab it like a log. Bit floppy poking it into the back of the van but I'm sure he'll have a technique for that.
  16. The only idiot here is you, Mark. You've got the wrong grab on for a start.
  17. HR managers are fat, blonde, expensive alternatives to employment lawyers. I think your approach is right as it happens, not likely to be enforced in either direction but probably useful and probably not harmful.
  18. For the cost of one fencepost and two pegs, just try it. This will spur me on to trying it too. Someone of this parish suggested similar a while ago. Not needed one yet but I have a spare fencepost so why not. Other thoughts: use more bags and fill them less; grab the bags like Dan said.
  19. Grabbing a six foot long bit of whatever that stores piss easily and can be put into action in ten seconds as opposed to ten minutes is enough reason. 1.5 of weak stuff. I'm trying to give up. It's not working.
  20. Still gutted I never went on Robot Wars.
  21. Yep and for heavier loads the boom swiveling and you needing to drop it quickly would become a consideration. What's a bag of rakings though? 50kg? You can always start with an 8' post and cut it down until it's right.
  22. Boring, sober answer but probably just a boom that you grab. Something like 3x3 steel box with a couple of pins in the end to prevent bag loops sliding either way. Test theory with fencepost. Or just use a fencepost.

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