breffni
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It's time i came out - i'm Presbyopic
breffni replied to Arbtech Tree Services's topic in General chat
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88m I'd say
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Hey Chris who is the girl with the tats in your avatar?
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Hi max what are the wages like in russia? Do you work for yourself? Cheers garry
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Been reading stones fall by iain pears very good book
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You can't beat pratchett for getting away from everything. I love reading his stuff, I think monstrous regiment is my favourite. I always seem to read hog father before Christmas gets me in the mood for it !
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Have you seen Enders game? The book was alright but dunno what the film is like. Alasdair Reynolds is a very good author as is Stephen Baxter Sent using My c
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Star Wars is crap. I love Sci-fi but I find it so bland and it never really gets good. Star Trek is way better Sent using My c
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I can see where people are coming from saying its alright that marine A shot him but are the west not going to these places supposedly having the moral high ground and not lowering ourselves to the terrorists disgusting standards such as executing prisoners? Sent using My c
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So 116 including postage. That is sound my gf is getting me one for Xmas:) Sent using My c
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Hey Ian how much was the postage from the US? Cheers Sent using My c
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Mortise and tenon joints Sent using My c
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Forget the pics... Sent using My c
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Below is a table I threw together today. The reason being we are getting a different telly and it won't fit on the old chest. It's very basic, it's an old oak slab I've had years so I quickly planed and sanded it. I then cut some mahogany I had and done some mortice and tenon joints to attach the legs to the top. That's it Sent using My c
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If you go to go outdoors they do a aluminium drink bottle for £3:50 which might do ya Sent using My c
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I've had a montane superfly for 7 years and its done well. I've reproofed it plenty of times and only in the last year has it lost it waterproof ability. For a lightweight jackets its really hardwearing as well Sent using My c
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We've been busy, tidied a horse chestnut that had its top snapped out, cleared a conifer that was leaning onto a house and done this walnut that snapped at the base Sent using My c
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I'm the same as you, I had to drop out it was a lot of work especially with a 6 month old as well. I'd prefer to do a day a week or something similar Sent using My c
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My mate works for Jp handy near newbury and they were done Thursday night. Apparently 2 John deeres were nicked in the same area the following night Sent using My c
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The estate which I live on grow quite a few cricket bat willow. Some of them are massive trees, no branch for 15 metres or so Sent using My c
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I've noticed you don't post as much on climbing stuff. I like reading your stiff on SRT especially as I'm only getting into it and you post some good photos as well. Keep it up:) Sent using My c
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What tools do you use? Sent using My c
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Ah it's a grand forum when I want to f and blind about stuffI just go over to planet rugby forum Sent using My c
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The company I worked for in oz had one and it was brilliant. It had already done over 200,000 miles but what a tank. I'd love one someday Sent using My c
