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  1. You got that right! Definitely a huge portion of oops, it's hugely embarrassing. Unclipped my line for a split second to get around a lateral, as I've done a few times before and gotten away with it... but absolutely not a mistake I'll ever make again. I have been spectacularly humbled, and no matter what the final outcome - early days yet, obviously - it's a miracle it isn't worse already. Thanks for your thoughts guys, you are all appreciated.
  2. Ah very early days to be honest, I've had two big surgeries at the same time on Friday, 6 or 7 hours or so. I may or may not update to be honest. Busy business!
  3. But at least Mrs Miggins can flop around on her lawn with her baps out.
  4. 4 season anyway, not sure I'll need to swap them out for winter tires every year. Probably just use the skidoo if conditions dictate.
  5. Morning all, just waiting for surgery now, femur and t12 vertebrae. Should be grand. Thanks for your thoughts, it's much appreciated.
  6. Ahh, lads. I f*cked up and fell out of a tree. I'm in the hospital. I'll update you later.
  7. Don't want to distract from your lonestar tick story Sime, but... breaking news... Absolute disaster with today's makeup. m2-res_720p (1).mp4 We do appreciate those camels.
  8. Alan Smithee - Wikipedia EN.M.WIKIPEDIA.ORG Just an interesting little titbit about your name.
  9. I sometimes cut a few lines close together if it isn't an obvious piece to read. I don't much care if it looks rough, as you say, getting stuck sucks.
  10. True that, I'll see if there's a need for it in the future.
  11. Doesn't really count as woodcraft, to be honest. It's just two cookies and a 4-way union of an ash. But it's a nice little seat and footrest by the pond. I expect greenery to appear around it and bed it in a little, in time. Modelled by Oscar. I'll probably add a coffee table or something to that unused limb to the left of the photo.
  12. Fair play to you Freddi, I'm on a different landmass to you so I can't help. But I hope someone is reading who can. Best of luck fella.
  13. Probably, but with quite a strong risk of the old Habsburg chin. They'd have to move to Norfolk.
  14. Man Shocked to Discover He Has a Working Womb and Uterus WWW.COSMOPOLITAN.COM Doctors tell the 37-year-old man it appears he could even get pregnant and give birth.
  15. But then it'd be bigger than my 345 and my 550, both 15", which doesn't sit right with me. I could put an 18 on the 345 and a 24 on the 550, but...
  16. Flipping heck. I agree with all of the above. That didn't need a rope, it needed to be done in two or three smaller bits.
  17. I don't follow enough social media to have seen that. Can we get a plot synopsis, or failing that, a link?
  18. All interesting information to plug into the algorithm. I don't think I'd get the full use of 16" as I do do a bit more of the stuff you mention, but it does make sense to go up to 14" anyway. Especially as the 161t will be a 12". Right, decision made. Thanks for the input, chaps.
  19. peds

    Chickens?

    In most of continental Europe chickens are considered a vegetable, so it's understandable.
  20. You went 14"? I'm torn between sticking with the current 12", as I've been using it mostly up a tree, and will continue to do so; or squeezing in another couple of inches. Which will definitely have an impact on battery life.
  21. peds

    Chickens?

    Guinness, my sole male guinea fowl, was lonely. So I found him two hens. He is over the moon.

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