T.F.Student
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thank f**k for that I really hate big jobs
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F.Y.I: http://www.basc.org.uk/content/shootingseasons
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http://www.smothersbrothers.com/images/blueyobig.jpg
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Enjoyed that Cheers
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Is it a flashing green light or a flashing red light
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I hope the drills a gooden or you could be spending all day waiting for flashing lights
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how many members of the Hunting Life does it take to put up a washing line If you've already got a hole jam some bits of wood in and screw in the hook...five minute job, no drill required.
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Its how it used to be done FL...If you do it right it works fine.
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If you have a hook with a point and thread and you have a hole ram some wood or peices or wood in the hole so its tight tap in the point of the hook (you might have to drill a pilot hole with a wood bit) with a hammer, get some molegrips on the hook and screw it in.
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Ahhh is the hook thing threaded with a point?
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You really need something with either a smooth rounded hook or eye to tie the line through or loop over. Otherwise the line will snap with the friction.
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If the mortar is hard you could drill that but i'd go for the brick. Also pull the drill out of the hole every now and again so the spoil doesn't trap the bit.
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T'ginners gettin riled look out
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If its like the one halfway down this page your cooking http://www.diydata.com/tool/drillbits/drillbits.php the type of fixing your after is one of this type (bottom of the page, but cheaper ) http://www.plasplugs.com/acatalog/Garden_Fixings.html i've always avoided the wet patch
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You also need quite a large masonary bit/drill to drill the hole.
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If you earn a lot there are also tax advantages of being a limited company. Fairly sure a subbie i know said he was paid dividends rather than wages. I would also think its worth looking into especially if you have high costs/your relying on other companies to pay you/or you just want to protect your personal cash/house/family etc.
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Prince and the harriers
T.F.Student replied to juckler123's topic in Wildlife and General Photography
With you all the way OTC...It seems very much like one of those non story jackanory's -
Prince and the harriers
T.F.Student replied to juckler123's topic in Wildlife and General Photography
Me too ...wonder if it was a left and a right -
"go for it! But get your partnership properly sorted from the start.. " Sound advice I was in a partnership 20 years ago with a lad i new through a family friend. It went well...very well for a period of time. Then he started arsing about so one day on a job in Manchester i threw the trowel in the mixer and said, "Thats it i want out". So he bought me out, not a lot of money but what i'd put in plus a bit. Now it goes bad...he'd told me that he'd bought me out. But he hadn't, he'd got someone i knew to buy in, this fella already had a business but wanted to act as a sleepingish type partn
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Possibly something to do with this: http://colchester-community-safety.org.uk/cp_wildlife.html
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Your more than welcome....Print it out...if you get a visit...make them wait while you read it... and follow the instructions to the letter...there's no point winding yourself up with these people...they will use your state of mind to there advantage.
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Must of blinked
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Now?
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Its never been a problem with mine Maybe its because there crossbreeds How do i stop it...tell them to leave it