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jetro

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  1. I toatly agree with you gnasher. I can't understand it. The usual reasons, over feeding the wrong type of food, to many "treats, and lazy owners. Shame really, he would be a lot happier with half the weight, and a longer life span. Atb j
  2. Been busy the last couple of days, so didn't get much done with this. A few coats of paint today, going to collect a sink for bird bath over the weekend Atb j
  3. An old boy I'm looking after for a few days Nearly completely blind. Still manages though Atb j
  4. It's a slab house wilf. Was looking at them this eveing, and it will be cheaper and easier in the long run to rip them up. Instead of shaving doors to close properly again and other problems. Atb j
  5. Concrete jonjon. Maybe I'd be just as well off to lift them and clean the adhesive as best I can. Atb j
  6. Thanks. Is it all computerised Brother in law is a welder, making parts for fire engines and ambulances. He hates it, stuck in a small cubicle all day everyday Atb j Atb j
  7. Sorry for been nosey FOD. Why 3 welding machines? Atb j
  8. Sorry lads. Meant to say just floor tiles. But thanks for the advice sofar Atb j
  9. I'm going to be retiling the kitchen, bathroom and corridor soon, do I have to lift the old tiles or can I lay the new ones down over them Atb j
  10. A lot of theories behind what happened Atb j
  11. The deliberate introduction of the killer disease Myxomatosis to Irish rabbits. Rabbits were probably brought to Ireland by the Normans in the twelfth century, they soon spread all over this island of ours and went on to become a valued source of food and income for the less well off, the small farmers, urban workers, farm labourers and those without full time employment. The thriving Irish rabbit population estimated at 40 million fed many a poor child, and was a staple source of meat and additional income for lowly paid workers and struggling small farming families. Some account
  12. If you live in any part of history, when would it be and why. For me it would be when they were building newgrange in the Boyne valley. Just to see how and why they did it. I know a bit of a silly question, but it makes a nice change, Atb j
  13. Barley or oats is what we use here Atb j
  14. We make our own moonshine here, called poitín, when made right it's lovely, Can really get some lads rilled up LOL Atb j
  15. Now that's nerve wracking, must have been a heart stopping moment for you Atb j
  16. Buried underground, how did that happen Atb j
  17. It's funny, they know it happens, they seen it happen,,and yet some still wear them. Atb j
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