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Joe Newton

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  1. Ordered one this morning! I usually take a small one cup flask as a treat but even good coffee tastes crap after a few hours in a flask!
  2. I think that the 3120 has a manual oiler which is apparently handy for milling.
  3. He's already chosen that! He's asking what to buy her for a present. My choice has lots if low down grunt, and a replaceable.., You're supposed to be setting an example!
  4. Be careful mate, I've heard any little prick can ruin them.
  5. Interesting viewpoint!
  6. I'm indifferent to the bloke. Neither a fan of football or celebs. It does seem though that when a person does well for themselves, there's a queue of people not far behind to put them down.
  7. Prussik? Even cut 1.5 metres off the end and use a blakes? Wouldn't mind seeing a photo of it in action
  8. Ooh, I have 45m of Velocity, when I get the bone I'll give it a try!
  9. I know I can mate, but I'm employed, so I won't be the one buying it! I basically need to be able to email them a link and they'll order it. If I start asking them to call up a supplier, order a rope from the states, pay extra for a splice etc I'll be called a prima donna and end up with a length of 3 strand! I'll be buying some CB for my personal line soon
  10. I'm assuming the customer was in, otherwise that would have been a fell?
  11. I'd be interested in the definitive best Tachyon for the BDB. I use DDRT currently with a view to buying on of these soon (sounds like it's worth the extra when a wrench and tether comes to nearly £150 with VAT. I'm due a new line but it needs to be easily ordered from a main supplier for the boss's ease, which puts Cougar Blue out, and it needs to come with a splice as standard, since I won't use a knot with DDRT. I've been thinking the Teufelberger Tachyon, unless there are any better alternatives?
  12. Round here a "pork pie" is a vajayjay.
  13. A pulleysaver chokes to a tree effectively. It's a really good technique for DDRT. If you set your block up well it should not slip to the extent where your main line in compromised.
  14. **** How much will that cost me? I realise this may not be helping much.
  15. For gods sake, I tried to ID a pic from a thumbnail. Ignore me, I'm drinking.
  16. Looks like Elaeagnus x Ebbingei. Nothing wrong with the leaf. Normally very dusty. Be careful trimming. Of course I might be wrong, it's been a while since I topped one..,
  17. Long term parking for the Bentley must be a killer. Time to start charging! For the record: if I were ever banned, I'd have to actually talk to my girlfriend. Wouldn't be long before I commit suicide. Contributor or not, you'll have that on your conscience, Bullman!
  18. Yeah, but I was done touching myself 3 hours ago.
  19. Is that a philosophy question?
  20. I hear that the Teufelberger Tachyon is the lowest stretch. From something DrewB said you'll die if you use the a Orange one. Or the Orange one is more stretch because if the dye Something to do with dye anyway,
  21. It's the voice of one and not the many mate. If someone acts like a pillock (I'm being extra careful with my language in this thread!) then they get told so. Nothing to do with who's donated what. You must be getting minted off all that Children's Trust money eh?
  22. You're just lucky I didn't say Muslim...
  23. You wouldn't have forgotten if I wasn't Black.
  24. No, that's what I run. I wonder if I could run the same but in 3:8ths. I doubt I could get a 3/8 small bar mount and 3/8 small spline sprocket?

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