Today I painted a new extension to a school. One of the other painters went by the name of Dixon. Strangely he was a nice guy lol
What are you doing today??
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3rdforum wrote:Today I painted a new extension to a school. One of the other painters went by the name of Dixon. Strangely he was a nice guy lol
I think I know him ,lives in Dock Green
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Son of Richard is where it comes from,3rdforum wrote:Today I painted a new extension to a school. One of the other painters went by the name of Dixon. Strangely he was a nice guy lol
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Today, I've been preparing stool samples for the doc. That's fun innit...not! 
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One of my most often used tools is my angle grinder. Safety is key here Reg, mine has attcked me on more than one occasion.Mcqueen wrote:I didnt, felt like John Wayne i didMcqueen wrote:3 missions this morning 2 should be a breeze the other will be ok if i dont get caught
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Thick gloves and sun glasses to hide behind the guy i am having trouble getting through to is Italian
the guy i am having trouble getting through to is Italian
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Mcqueen wrote:Son of Richard is where it comes from,3rdforum wrote:Today I painted a new extension to a school. One of the other painters went by the name of Dixon. Strangely he was a nice guy lol
So basically your the son of a dick...
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Tenerife tomorow,
Sent Cam an email of Wedding transport and what i have been faffing with since February
Sent Cam an email of Wedding transport and what i have been faffing with since February
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I'll stick them up now!
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Sat at the lights and a builders van pulls up, Wow how old is that he shouts "1971" i said. I have a raliegh chopper that old he says, do you want to swop ?, nah i shouted i already have one, he was just going to tell me to feck off and the lights change and i roared off
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Saw the Queen driving one of them, coming out of a Sandringham side gate. Neither of us waved....... My son in law is on his second one. The first one cost him an arm and a leg in repairs, so he sells that for peanuts and promptly buys another one. That has been sat in his drive for about 6 months now without moving, nice flat tyre as well. 
Before that he had a LWB Shogan import for donkeys years, he never spent a penny on it....... Nowt as strange as folk.
Finished Patsys Octavia today so I can take it for another MOT. Gave it a good clean and dabbed some silver Hammerite on a couple of rust spots. Looks like fecking nice car now. But best bit was bought some stuff off ebay to clean ally wheels, the front ones were virtually black. Spray it on, rub a bit with brush, wash it off. Jeez, they are like new! £16 for a litre it was, only used about an eggcup full. Brill! 
MG is appearing at Swaffham Classic Car Show on Sunday. Now the wheels are pretty clean but I will do the INSIDES. Might even paint the brake calipers while wheels are off. Now I have got red, black, silver or white. Or maybe one of each just for a laugh.
Before that he had a LWB Shogan import for donkeys years, he never spent a penny on it....... Nowt as strange as folk.Finished Patsys Octavia today so I can take it for another MOT. Gave it a good clean and dabbed some silver Hammerite on a couple of rust spots. Looks like fecking nice car now.
But best bit was bought some stuff off ebay to clean ally wheels, the front ones were virtually black. Spray it on, rub a bit with brush, wash it off. Jeez, they are like new! £16 for a litre it was, only used about an eggcup full. Brill! MG is appearing at Swaffham Classic Car Show on Sunday. Now the wheels are pretty clean but I will do the INSIDES. Might even paint the brake calipers while wheels are off. Now I have got red, black, silver or white. Or maybe one of each just for a laugh. Adventure before dementia!!!
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What was the name of the stuff for the alloys??
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Elbo grease
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Have a great holiday both of you 
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Bilt Hamber Surfex HD. Made a mistake on price, it was only £10.95 inc p+p. No elbow grease needed but the wifes toothbrush might come in handy.3rdforum wrote:What was the name of the stuff for the alloys??
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Perfectspecimen wrote:Bilt Hamber Surfex HD. Made a mistake on price, it was only £10.95 inc p+p. No elbow grease needed but the wifes toothbrush might come in handy.3rdforum wrote:What was the name of the stuff for the alloys??
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Off to Edinburgh to the festival finish off the day at the Liquid Rooms to see Dirty Harry a Blondie Tribute band they are excellent
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Well, I've started the day well. I've just knocked a cup of coffee all over the couch. (TF it's leather!)
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Today Mathew I'm wondering if Cams gonna put the English pictures on...
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Today Mathew, or to be correct yesterday, I go Monday night quiz, we'd decided at football on Saturday a bunch of us would turn up, eight of us did and two after quiz had finished,,, we won...
But I decide to take tram to pub where quiz is, bank holiday bus time table a waste of time, tram time table says normal service...
I get to tram stop (picture below) I purchaced my "Return Ticket", waiting on tram a white transit van pulls up where container is in mid picture, oh, that site is a old petrol station now a car wash, a Rab C Nesbit lookalike gets out of van, white vest on,,, and heads to rear doors of van, opens them and pulls out a bulky rolled up carpet and drags it inside building???,,, I say to guy on platform next to me "are we witnessing a murder"
But that ain't my issue, I get tram station on way home, no feckin trams, display board says "Sunday service only",,, that is not what web site said,,, ended up on a bus as many others at tram stop did...
My grief,,, return tram ticket £3, had to spend another £2 on bus ticket...
This is one bank holiday I will not forget...
Two feckin quid down...
But I decide to take tram to pub where quiz is, bank holiday bus time table a waste of time, tram time table says normal service...
I get to tram stop (picture below) I purchaced my "Return Ticket", waiting on tram a white transit van pulls up where container is in mid picture, oh, that site is a old petrol station now a car wash, a Rab C Nesbit lookalike gets out of van, white vest on,,, and heads to rear doors of van, opens them and pulls out a bulky rolled up carpet and drags it inside building???,,, I say to guy on platform next to me "are we witnessing a murder"
But that ain't my issue, I get tram station on way home, no feckin trams, display board says "Sunday service only",,, that is not what web site said,,, ended up on a bus as many others at tram stop did...
My grief,,, return tram ticket £3, had to spend another £2 on bus ticket...
This is one bank holiday I will not forget...
Two feckin quid down...
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Sat in my nickers having a cup of tea, tractor raking over the beach ,joggers and walkers out in force business as usual
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