did not sort shed.instead went out and got more plants etc.I have a lovely bird feeder as well as hanging baskets. Not as nice now,Rained yesterday before i could plant all the hanging baskets 
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What are you doing today??
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Mcqueen wrote:A student of mine has the worst attitude, this is him that organized the rave and is such an arse
Yesterday i noticed him doing his washing and hanging it up in the garage converted to wash room and putting smalls in the dryer, so this morning i thought i would help him, Its bin day and i put it all out for him
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Such a thoughtful landlord you spoil all your tenants Reg.Mcqueen wrote:A student of mine has the worst attitude, this is him that organized the rave and is such an arse
Yesterday i noticed him doing his washing and hanging it up in the garage converted to wash room and putting smalls in the dryer, so this morning i thought i would help him, Its bin day and i put it all out for him
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Stone circle area today. Bought a new base weight from ASDA for £12 for the brolly and got it out the cupboard today! Looking really nice now...
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It is,,, but where's the heater !!!
Mcqueen-
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Had a guy turn up yesterday for a MG Metro engine & Gearbox, he came in a Toyota Prius 
said he is coming back today
wonder if he comes in a Toyota Prius
I said how are you going to get that in the back of that, easy he said we just lift it in, WE
said he is coming back today
wonder if he comes in a Toyota Prius I said how are you going to get that in the back of that, easy he said we just lift it in, WE
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I dont have any of those masks so just in case I need to go on a bus next week I thought I better think of something. A pair of Patsys knickers worked a treat. Looked OK in the mirror! 30 seconds later I'm beginning to get hot. Nah, feck that. I'll walk.
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I just wasted £14 on a carpet protector. I thought it was that heavy duty see-through plastic stuff you can walk on without getting the new carpet dirty. Nah, it's an adhesive roll 25m x 600mm used to stick to the carpet for painters not to spill paint on. Dermo, do you want it?
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I have some i put in cars or motorhomes i sell, sometimes its better than the carpet under it
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Mcqueen wrote:I have some i put in cars or motorhomes i sell, sometimes its better than the carpet under it
Campbell Brodie-
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Just had a Domino's pizza. Medium Chicken Feast with extra Large Dip. How the hell do people eat a whole pizza themselves? I even left a bit of my last slice and I only had half! Mermaid had the other half! Stuffed! 
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building some garden furniture then took the boxes to recycling centre took longer to get in there than it did to build the furniture
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Where did you get it for 14 quid??Campbell Brodie wrote:I just wasted £14 on a carpet protector. I thought it was that heavy duty see-through plastic stuff you can walk on without getting the new carpet dirty. Nah, it's an adhesive roll 25m x 600mm used to stick to the carpet for painters not to spill paint on. Dermo, do you want it?
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Scotch innit
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3rdforum wrote:Where did you get it for 14 quid??Campbell Brodie wrote:I just wasted £14 on a carpet protector. I thought it was that heavy duty see-through plastic stuff you can walk on without getting the new carpet dirty. Nah, it's an adhesive roll 25m x 600mm used to stick to the carpet for painters not to spill paint on. Dermo, do you want it?
Screwfix.
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Screwfix in Ireland aren't open online, click and collect only. Nearest shop an hour away.
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3rdforum wrote:Screwfix in Ireland aren't open online, click and collect only. Nearest shop an hour away.
Yeah, it's "click and collect" I do, only 5 minutes down the road.
Do you have "Toolstation"?
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No Toolstation. TBH, the quality of stuff in Screwfix isn't great generally. Its owned by B&Q. They also sell non standard size things like paint rollers that only fit their roller frames. Could you do me a favour Cam and see if they have these in your local Screwfix? Filters. You might have to start the search over again from the search box on the Screwfix homepage rather than just clicking on the above link. thanks a mil.
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A kitchen we did before the quarantine, the lady sent me photos today of tiny chips coming off the edges and around a couple of the handles. I checked my notes and turns out I assumed the kitchen had originally been varnished. It turns out, it was lacquered. The primer i used doesn't get on well with lacquer, it doesn't grip properly. I will now have to sand back the entire kitchen to bare wood and do a total respray. Feckin basic basic error 
Adam Mint-
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More evidence,,, deffo not getting on a plane with him...
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Fail to prepare prepare to fail
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Had our youngest round for a garden visit ,haven't seen them for months ,young Rory has a beard now, all grown up and handsome, lovely to see them again
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And I have just forked out 594 euros for a sander that will make my job of sanding back the kitchen a bit easier but FMR, disaster!
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FMR
Campbell Brodie-
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3rdforum wrote:No Toolstation. TBH, the quality of stuff in Screwfix isn't great generally. Its owned by B&Q. They also sell non standard size things like paint rollers that only fit their roller frames. Could you do me a favour Cam and see if they have these in your local Screwfix? Filters. You might have to start the search over again from the search box on the Screwfix homepage rather than just clicking on the above link. thanks a mil.
None in stock pal, nor in any of the stores within a 20 mile radius. (Edinburgh included).