barkwindjammer
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Have they been 'cold plated' in a nickel bath Paul?-they look feckin terrible -name 'em and shame 'em or at least threaten to when you give the company a call to ask for a refund
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Hi and welcome to the Y-O-C Paul
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Nice 1 Sir Pat-get yer pics oot !
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Yamaha TDR 1.. Drift x170 rear view
barkwindjammer replied to MrCardboardDave's topic in Video Section
Nice road movie there SirD, why not E-mail Charlie Boorman or Ewan MacGregor for funding for a 'low-budget' version of Long way round, and call it 'The Longer way round-the cardboard diaries' after that epic trip to Edinburgh during the bleak mid winter-I should think that your ventures would be a 'reality TV hit' , and yes I'm being serious (for a change) -
Hi and welcome to the 'ward' Tom
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We've not had one for a while, but heres a late musical request just sent in by E-mail from 'All members-birthday auto mail, member"Kev-sex bomb"[afp]-Dav,Esex members club Forum,asp,..///.
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Welcome to the Y-O-C Bobby
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Welcome to the 'ward' teecee
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Many happy returns Kev
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I was gonna say that before Drewpy got in first, "I bet its the (Quote)" I was gonna say
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Hi Paul nice intro, welcome to the 'ward'
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There are geniuses out there of all kinds-respect to this guy, his visions we all know, his name is a bit more obscure Rest in peace Ron Hickman http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-jersey-12496609
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Hi and welcome to the 'ward' Ian I've been to the Isle of Wight-amazing place-palm trees and an offshore prison, its like Australia only in miniature-blimey No seriously, all you wanderers, go to the Isle of Wight, an enchanting and almost mythical looking place
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The link to that £500 shed you posted looks like £500 worth of shed to me-uprights too far apart, doors not even ledged and braced-steer well clear buddy, you can easy double that cost if you were to build your own (quite easy on the difficulty scale- if you've got just enough skill to light a fire you can build a shed), so to sum up, £1000 worth of the right timber/materials-build yourself-no labour cost.Or £1000 worth of the right timber/materials plus labour= total £1500 for a 10'x8' (foundation and shed build included) for 'a gud un' how much Ash did you nick from the cladding off that last build you did ?
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I like the timing cover Drewps, neat touch
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Tsk Tsk Tha's a Lluddite Broonie
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Thats a really innvo innovtev brilliant idea DirtyDT, you could look for colours to match your bike its so simple
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Hi and welcome to the nuthouse 'auld yin' you have accidentaly been sent free vouchers for a 'Selleck Waterfall Sandwich' could you post them back to the forum HQ at the following address -27 Quality st, High Bunkum, Widdleside Teddington lock Middlesex MAG P1E
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Fool instructions
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Hi and welcome koi-fellow XJ owner
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Welcome to the 'ward' Coda
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Where's the Happy Easter cards ?
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Many happy returns to a NOOB and an Oldie, both not been in for a while MadisonMotorsport and Liam_WRX ,
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Leave em alone, they're just minding their own business
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If I could build my ideal shed of that dimension it would be in timber, insulated with 80mm 'kingspan', built on top of a blockwork topped foundation with a DPC membrane below the top course. Timber because it stays cooler than metal in the summer and stays warmer than metal in the winter, looks better, sounds better when its raining too