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Whoppa Choppa

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  1. If the OP doesn't have the ability to figure where to a) buy stuff from and b) do the research for insurance needs and prices they are incapable of running a business imo. Needing their hand held - on steroids. Shaking head in disbelief. I admire those with patience to gently reply but find myself asking if this is a wind up?
  2. Nothing to do with "covid". Everything to do with VI Antibody Dependent Enhancement.
  3. Read this somewhere yesterday: Andrew Bridgen held his presentation tonight. A few MPs turned up, (around 12 I think), but some left after only a short time. It is shocking to find out that there were discussions on how to tell the public about the jab issues without frightening them, and also concerns about causing civil unrest if the public find out. On X it is circulating that apparently Andrew Bridgen said the government wants to wait 20 years before saying anything. I don't understand this. If they want to wait, then they know? People are not picking up on this particular point. Kirsch did mention the NZ data. Not sure which MPs stayed until the end. Maybe Ian Paisley. I don't know if there will be a recording. I'm getting to the point where I feel these presentations are pointless. Hardly any MPs turn up. The media do not cover them. The vast majority of the public do not know about them. Hence the crimes go unpunished and the perpetrators carry on with the next round of subjugation and rights stripping, leaving everyone who knows what's happened really angry and feeling like there will never be justice. Estimates are that 17 million people worldwide are dead from these injections. Incredible that half the planet still think they are safe and that the government and pharma have done nothing wrong and are benevolent entities. But there we are.
  4. I would pick the Tajfun over the Krpan, mainly because Wilsons are now now the agents for Krpan and Kilworth are excellent.
  5. As all the above really. Enough to make me want to quit the log life. Absolute battle. Customers not interested in genuine factors. Mega hardwood shortage this year too - well reasonably priced hardwood anyway. Kiln or die I reckon.
  6. Benjamin Zephaniah RIP. Too soon. 😥. Really great guy.
  7. x10 today. Floods and everything.
  8. Not one like the majority where the small drum is perpendicular to the cable input. Uniforest 65G would be the starting point.
  9. Tajfun here. Radio Controlled 8.5 tonne bit WITHOUT the powered top roller. Pro of that is it's easier to drive tractor away to detangle drum - you might argue that wouldn't have happened if I'd had the powered outfeed in the first place. Tension between top roller and drum is really essential. Say goodbye to your nice smooth swaged compressed cable otherwise; it will bow and twist, especially if you order the skyline version of the cable which is too stiff. My next winch will be a non drum type but either a Uniforest G or Pfanzelt. Constant* pulling force and far better spooling. Tractor 3pl winches are a compromise imo. Line skidder winches are where it's at.
  10. Foxtrot Uniform Charlie Kilo India November Golf Sierra Hotel India Tango
  11. Thanks for all the replies 👍🏼. I'll see what Vasterns say 😃
  12. I have a small quantity (maybe max 150 tonnes) of very straight and clean poplar timber. As far as I know, it's either firewood or kindling. Bigger logs only fetch £70/t delivered (best offer so far) so just as well firewood it right? But then it's about the worst firewood going? None of it is much bigger than 16".
  13. Is that (front spring and buffer) a straight swap out? Ta
  14. One thing I have found - inertia chainbrake simply doesn't work. Tested it on purpose quite a few times - Stihl could have a problem here...
  15. How much heavy leaning big hardwood do you fell?
  16. "I tried to call the spiritual leader of Tibet, but I ended up receiving a big woolly goat. I must have accidentally called Dial-A-Llama."
  17. Absolutely no contest. The 500i.
  18. You won't be able to keep it that cheap for long. £180/cube is about right. Or £300 for 1.4 cube near Bath.
  19. Annabel Giles: TV presenter and actress dies WWW.BBC.CO.UK Annabel Giles, TV presenter, model and actress, was diagnosed with a brain... Seriously upset. I absolutely loved this woman.
  20. Gobsmacked they (police) even bothered. Normally they'd be far more concerned and preoccupied with a they/them hate error crime.
  21. Best electric drill you could buy was a Kress.
  22. Wow. This is the dream of Albert Pike. When you are dreaming, as you are, it means you're asleep. Time you b woke up
  23. Try Karl Jones - he covers this area.
  24. £110/t delivered ex.

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