ChrisJones
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You split the wood fibres apart by driving a wedge between them when splitting logs, like you say it doesn't have to be all that sharp. An axe sharpened to a narrow, razor sharp profile will get stuck a lot more often than one with a wider angle that will push the fibres further apart at the point of contact.. I love my maul! It's 12lbs but is welded to a steel handle. With that and the collar it's close to 20lbs. Smashes the shit out of anything I've tried it on! If you've got any, or know anyone with any, grab a couple of old car tires. Stick the log in the middle and sp
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Set your photos to 'Newest' to avoid losing them in the stack... Log in > Library > Newest First If you're trouble copying, double click the code and use Ctrl + X instead of a right click. It's a pain in the arse, but not as bad as you think, if you spend a few minutes to re-familiarize yourself with it.
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Let them crack on with it. Keeps the heat of those that wish to fly under the radar. We've been warning them for over 10 years. On here, over there... but if you're clever they won't find you anywhere!
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Yeah remember when Nigel Mansell won it?
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That's not borrowed. It's stolen.
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They've had the legal power to do this for decades. The right to privacy, in Britain, is an illusion.
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Diatomaceous Earth - Too Good To Be True?
ChrisJones replied to MoChara's topic in Fowl & Feather Talk
I've used it for a couple of applications and while it's deemed a miracle product, it's a tool just like in any other treatment. Pros and cons. The fit for human consumption, version, I've used in stored grain, rice, flour, etc. It's been handy on keeping infestations of stored product insects down. I noticed a massive reduction in spoilage. I've used it as a barrier in several reptile enclosures to remove insects where pesticides would kill the non-target animals. Can't comment on it's usage for poultry, never had a scenario where I've had to use it, but I would recommend it and i -
For every drink Choudray doesn't have I'm going to drink three. One for his share. One for mine, and one to increase the overall sale of alcohol. By actively opposing booze, he'll be increasing the sale of it. If we all adopt this method of protest we'll increase the sales in local off licences, and be really f***ing happy in the process.
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Glenmorangie, for me, but all good suggestions. Even the blended whiskeys that some have recommended.
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Oh yeah! I know the drill, it's not my first go. Just wondered why the trend seemed to head towards buy the gun then send it away!
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Fair one! I've never owned a tuned rifle!
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Personally I've shot/owned the 97's and the TX's. Had a Prosport too. Never had an issue with accuracy, or quality, ever. My only grumble, and it's a minor niggle, was that the loading port on the TX is too small for my fat hands. I started the thread purely because I was curious about the need to tinker. It seems no one is happy with the standard variation and is looking to have it tuned almost immediately. I understand the infinite needs to personalize, but it just seemed that everyone is doing it! When I was out with them, regularly we didn't have time to have a gun out of commi
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Not seen that one for a while. It's the initiation for the dog forums.
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What's the new movie going to be called? Too Fast To The Cemetery?
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Pros and cons, like with any tool you have at your disposal. If you really want one then why not? They're a lot of fun. I know an old timer that can do more with a ghillie suit, and an HW45 air pistol, than I could ever do, with anything I have!! Hounds for grounds!
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US Army firing on a Viet Cong sniper position
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Fought for a country that would deny them rights for another 60 years... “The 369th Infantry Regiment, nicknamed the Harlem Hellfighters, was a United States infantry regiment that saw action in World War I and World War II. It is known for being the first African-American regiment to serve with the American Expeditionary Force during World War I. “The regiment trained in the New York area, performed guard duty at various locations in New York. They trained more intensely at Camp Wadsworth in Spartanburg, South Carolina, where they experienced significant racism from the local commu
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Loving all of these but I can't 'Like' any more because the forum says I've used my daily allowance!
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One of my many favourites!
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Lighter note? I'll play! "Harold Whittles, hears for the very first time ever. The doctor treating him has just placed an earpiece in his left ear. Date unknown.“
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Gents. This has to be one of the best threads, I've read on this forum, in the last (nearly) 10 years!
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