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1 hour ago, DIDO.1 said:
The eldest lad is into bodybuilding and cooking, he's 17 and now cooks all his own meals (still struggling with washing up). It's his 18th soon and for his birthday he wants a chest freezer and 4 tomahawk steaks
Butchers by the motorway near yours do tomahawks 2 for 15 quid sometimes
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36 minutes ago, kanny said:
They look brilliant
I was quite impressed for a first go with no instructions. I used some puff pastry we had knocking around in the freezer but I'll use shortcrust next time. 10 minutes it takes.
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Got a pie maker for my birthday so just had a quick play with it. Spicy pigeon pies so nobody in the house wants to try any and I'll have to eat them all by myself
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I'm surprised they're dry enough to soak it up.
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I made the mistake of spraying creosote and you don't realise how far the mist of it goes and covers bloody everything.
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The past couple of years locally I've been seeing more greenies than ever. Siskins too.
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Coming up 10 months now and still bloody mental but getting his head round working cover and gradually getting there.
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On 21/02/2024 at 08:39, tatsblisters said:
Think i will look into getting one of them mate. The merlin bird app does not seem to working that good lately as i dropped on a large flight of starlings recently and the noise from them was deafening and the app did not pic them up whether it was the app or my phone playing up i don't know..
I was trying to film a sheppie in the garden today that was doing a seagull, ducks and a siren amongst other weird noises that bird app wouldn't know what's hit it
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I don't think you can even advertise the fact pups are docked now on the selling sites.
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2 hours ago, tatsblisters said:
Terrible mate. The chap I have mentioned on hear before who flies eagles lost his wife due to when she worked in a laundrette years ago in York handling work clothes day in day out when launderettes were popular. I asked him about claiming compensation but it was that long ago and the laundrette does not operate anymore and they would be no way it could be proved.
If I remember rightly she was still waiting for a compensation payout for her husbands death due to asbestos when she died. She didn't die from her asbestosis though network rail killed her.
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1 hour ago, tatsblisters said:
I always feel for them poor individuals who have lost their lives mostly women in the past who handled work clothes from their partners that was covered in asbestos dust and unbeknowing to them they were handling their death centance in washing their work clothes.
My missus great nan had asbestosis from washing her husbands work gear and her daughter and grandkids were there at the time too so could have knacked 3 generations.
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1 hour ago, mC HULL said:
same nephew his first wall plastered again not the best but descent for a baine
then me useless full a shit liar lol from fixing trucks to plastering i always liked to learn new things only thing i struggle with couldn’t get quickish is laying bricks give up lol and painting cutting in has me aswell years of it still no better
plumbing fitting kitchen plastering im there lol
Nice skimming but what's out on the pic? The architrave on the right or the corner bead on the left?
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On 23/03/2024 at 14:39, MH1 said:
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On 23/03/2024 at 14:39, MH1 said:
Could be worse
Clueless couple struggled to get pregnant are told by doctor they were having anal sex | Daily Mail Online
WWW.DAILYMAIL.CO.UK
An obstetrician handed the couple, from rural China, a sex education book each...I bet the husband hates that doctor
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Noisy b*****ds and the eggs make you fart like a goodun
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I've just had a mate on trying to find a vet to jab his jills. Unless you fancy studding out your vas hob???
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22 hours ago, neil b said:
Iv said it before I’d be very careful of using a vasectomised hob that’s been over loads of different Jill’s you never know what king of nasties you could be spreading, iv just got one of my hobs done £72.00 well worth the money imo
Neil does your vet do the jill jabs there?
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I tried plastic trays in the past but the ferrets were determined to move it or tip it over.
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It's not the breed it's the owners makes me laugh.
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Thanks mate but it should be ok without and I think it would be a lot trickier to prep before top coat now wouldn't it?
Thanks again for the last stuff
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Did you use topcoat on your floor Gaz? I thought about it but it's sealed enough just with resin isn't it, not much sunlight hits the floor under shavings.
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21 hours ago, breeze said:
Gnipper... What did you use on the roof ?
Looks tidy mate
It's fibreglass Breeze. I did the floors inside with it too so can swill it out.
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I love the smell of it. I use wrights coal tar soap too.
I've creosoted stuff in the garden and the biggest problem is the kids getting it on them off the fence and gate.
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4 minutes ago, Black neck said:
Lurcher lads seem 2 move over 2 gun dogs as they get older I've noticed spaniels turn up all of a sudden but once the labarador appear, it's game over
Very nearly ended up with a lab but couldn't face being one of them people you see walking a prematurely knucking fackered lab plodding behind them so went for the livelier option. Regretted a few times since though the little shit.
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What's cooking?
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