Greyman
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As a kid growing up before heating, when open fires and stoves were the only heat source in a house, chimney fires were common but never seemed to come to anything, a nieghbour would knock the door tell you your chimney was on fire, and you simply put your board over the fireplace to cut off the air or a small amount of water in a stove to form a steam cloud which would put it out, today people call the fire brigade who stuff a high powered hose down the chimney and flood your house with 10 00000 gallons of water leaving you with a massive mess and an expensive insurance claim,
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What do they asses, how you handle your tool or can you work the rod, it's only sticking a brush up a hole after all,
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Sadly I have to agree with the last paragraph as waters that get trapped on regularly seem to be over run were as waters left alone seem to find a balance, but I,ve ate hundreds and never thought I should seek anyone's permission to harvest a few nice meals or get a permit, are you looking at making money from it or just feeding yourself, if it's the latter just go for it, the former you will struggle to sell them without the permits good luck and enjoy
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Tommy Robinson How Is He Viewed In Britain At The Moment
Greyman replied to stonewall's topic in General Talk
Have also been done up like a kipper by the legal system and the cps, have also proved in several court cases that the police and cps have falsified evidence to get a conviction against me, they have zero interest in truth just securing convictions at all costs, you only have to look at the conviction of Barry George in the Jill dando case as an example of how far they will go, they had to justify spending 5million quid so fitted up the local retard, who had no one to protect or defend him -
Put a damp cloth on the scratch or grove then put a hot iron on the cloth, if it's scratched all over you will just have to sand it all and re varnish, ?
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It's easier to have a big pan on in our house as I never no how many will turn up, likewise the Barbie, cook for loads and if they don't turn up we can eat it tomorrow, enjoy the game
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My feelings exactly mate, have no team, never watch football, don't really like talking football, but the flags come out for the World Cup, euro,s and rugby six nations can't help myself, ??
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Beers in the fridge curry,s on the stove flags are flying from the house, cars and van, kids all coming in after work , think I,m ready ??????
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Had one run over the bonnet of my escort van once, have also seen a few dogs killed by deer taking them onto main roads over the years, a girl I no brought the m5 to a standstill near me when her pet dog chased a deer luckily the dog was rescued from the central reservation, it happens to often for it not to be a method of escape a few people I have spoken to back in the day recon fox,s will do it when they are being chased by the hounds as well,
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Very much doubt it, of the16 leopard species it's the least likely culprit, I once found a fox cut clean in half on the tracks it was cut and sealed not a spec of blood by the train, sorry pre camera phone days so can't prove it but always wondered how a train could sneak up on a fox, deer sometimes run in front of things to avoid pursuers, he obviously got his distances wrong
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I use a 1742 with a one third loop and find that's as good as tbg with 9.5 mm steel and can go up to 12mm leads if I use it full looped also done a sling bow which worked well with it
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It's also one of the few places in the land you can get done for trespass in a court of law, I no I was that boy ??
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I think over the years they have also burst a few canals open by digging the banks out, but if we admit to all the damage they have caused, like the TB, hedgehogs,hares and millions spent on repairing the damage, then we would have to admit it was a terrible mistake giving a wild animal so much protection in the first place, and that will never happen
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Going right back to the OP, i,ve just been over to your very own neck of the woods, and for me the place was pretty stunning and the house prices very attractive, I,m just over the hill from you above penderyn only complaint fishing was a bit hard
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i no i only paid £800 for my latest transit,mad world aint it, good luck with your search, when i had my tipper i used to get one or two decent named bikes chucked on for scrap each year i gave a few to bike projects in bristol they would refurb them and sell them cheaply to people that needed one, have a google search in your area you may have one local to you that might be able to help
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i would imaging the dutch have pumps that could empty that cave in hours as a nation living below sea level they are light years ahead at shifting water, good luck to all involved,
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the orange, has a small shocker in the neck of the handlebars that takes the edge off any big bumps or jumps i,m likeley to do,i,m not a massive fan of suspension for mainly road use also prefer the look of a hardtail bike
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no i cut the wrapping band 10mm wide,it thins out a lot when you pull it tight and if its to narrow to begin with slowly cuts through the band as you pull it tight to wrap it but whenever i can i use tube
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fairplay dude glad your ok get yourself a little headtorch and make a habit of wearing it round your neck whenever your out at night
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Push bikes to fat blokes are the same as gym membership for fat chicks, they both think that by owning them they will loose weight, there are loads out there collecting dust mate just waiting for you to track them down, as I said I bought mine for £150 hardly used, also ended up plastering a few rooms in fat blokes house for £800 when he saw the sign writing on the van I went to collect the bike in, just keep scanning the second hand sites, also bought the brand new folding Ferrari for £150 last year, time of the year makes It a bit difficult to bag bargains on bikes, but winter is when to str
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Mid 50's and a second vote for orange, I,ve had mine years bought it second hand off a fat bloke that never rode it for £150 great bike ??
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I, d walk out on a funeral, or a days work in the blink of an eye and drive the length or breadth of the country if my kids phoned me for help, and my youngest is 24, but it's the job I took on and the contract has no end date, after 30 odd years of doing it the rewards are still worth it and a week don't go by they don't do something to remind me how worth it my sacrifices have been, your still paying in mate but in ten years time when they are rescuing you from the local when your to drunk to get home or something simular you,ll realise why you did it and how lucky you are, enjoy it while i
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I don't mate, but I,m not stupid enough to get all excited about something that's just a smoke screen, the outcome of brexit has already been written and crying over my keyboard won't change f**k all, did they really need a massive jolly away in a big country mansion drinking subsidised wine and claiming double time plus expenses from the tax paying public, to come up with a piece of shit paper that could of been drawn up in an hour in an office anywere, I watch what's happening but have no real faith in anyone I don't know,
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You also predicted that kebab men were planning on over throwing the uk by poisoning kebabs, and Putin had intentions on the highlands of Scotland, if memory serves, don't really make you Nostradamus more pike from dads army "" don't panic mr mannering"" ??
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It's a draft proposal mate nothing more and nothing less, it will be laughed out of parliament and spell the end of tresame if she tries to press ahead with it, but it's achieved a bit more hatred and anger from the dads army brigade, as can be seen on here,
