I should really pay someone to do it.
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they have been used and abused so much that i can't really wear them in a business clothing type capacity.Comment
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yes - that is what i would do. i have installed radio's in a few cars of mine and they never either worked properly or looked quite right. i guess that goes for the cars as well as the radio's.Comment
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i used them to protect my hands whilst repainting the fences and sheds with woodprotectorstainstuff.Comment
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so even though they are still fur-lined, comfortable and intact they look like they belong to a bagman.Comment
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no disrespect to bagmen but they are not corportate contractor client relationship gloves. i was going to add anymore but they probably never were.Last edited by DS23; 17 November 2007, 08:50.Comment
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so i'm off to buy some today. and get some for the kids. unlike me they go through gloves at an alarming rate.Comment
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