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topchippyles

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  1. Clarkson landed a helicopter on one when they reviewed it on too gear πŸ‘Œ
  2. Go for the yeti what a beast they are.
  3. We use eggs πŸ₯š Does a proper job does that Douglas 🀣
  4. Morning chaps Due to start the new job this week pete ? Good luck with it mate 🀞
  5. Any feedback on the job front pete 🀞
  6. I've had it done to me it's a sickening feeling.
  7. Hi andy Been a while family all good bud i hope πŸ‘
  8. Morning pete, Every single day i check in even though i do not reply. I so wish you find a job soon as you seem to have a can do approach to life and any employer would be joyus to have you onboard πŸ‘
  9. You tickled me yesterday Mick with Olfeller. What a dick he is. Anyway lads good morning to you all and enjoy your day cheers Les πŸ‘
  10. A lot of sealed cordless batteries have been done so i see no reason why a coms set will not be possible.
  11. Have you approached the subject of a pay rise.
  12. About time Bullman well over due πŸ™πŸ€žπŸ‘
  13. If the house is dry and a decent temp it should be 8 weeks. If there is loads of damp and plastering ect going on those slabs will suck up the moisture and will not dry until the heating comes on. Do you have a dry room where they can be laid flat at room temp to climatise. If you do lay the first slab flat then put a few spacer sticks between the next slab and lay on top so the air can get at them. I would put some weight on them if possible to stop them warping.

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