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Ball peen hammer and Rip hammer
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I know that Brian Mcculloch Glasgow is the one who used hammer to assault another guy and I also know that there are plenty of threads with his name in this forum. So, who said you are saying anything wrong. I didn't say anything personal. -
That would be a claw hammer, a rip hammer has a flat point on the backOriginally posted by WTFH View PostRip hammer has a claw on the back for removing nails and is mainly used by carpenters.
Ball-pien hammer has a round back and is mainly used by metalworkers.Originally posted by Stevie Wonder BoyI can't see any way to do it can you please advise?
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Even the coffee??Originally posted by PhiltheGreek View PostWhereas an MC Hammer has some baggy pants on the back.
In my experience, all Maxwell's are chunts.
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Especially the coffee. It's named after chunts for gawd's sake.Originally posted by original PM View PostEven the coffee??
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Look ashley what I foudn for you...Hope this helps your nerves...
Brian Mcculloch Glasgow
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So, you found the thread of Brian Mcculloch Glasgow? Great, yea really helps me with my nerves.Originally posted by Soho View PostLook ashley what I foudn for you...Hope this helps your nerves...
Brian Mcculloch Glasgow
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Ha...ha...it should you know. Brian Mcculloch Glasgow seems to be your biggest enemy and this was only a small favour from me. Great that it helped you.Originally posted by ashley View PostSo, you found the thread of Brian Mcculloch Glasgow? Great, yea really helps me with my nerves.Comment
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Brian Mcculloch Glasgow isn't only my enemy. He is a thug who nearly paralysed a man. So, isn't Brian your enemy as well? Or do you support him?Originally posted by Soho View PostHa...ha...it should you know. Brian Mcculloch Glasgow seems to be your biggest enemy and this was only a small favour from me. Great that it helped you.Comment
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I'm sure someone somewhere will be calling it racist then.Originally posted by TestMangler View PostFairly sure the lyrics of that song omitted the actual hammer shape to concentrate on the colour.'CUK forum personality of 2011 - Winner - Yes really!!!!
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