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Originally posted by d000hg View PostThis is pretty bad. Clearly there's a strong anti-Jaffa sentiment.
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Originally posted by TykeMerc View PostI've seen you ban people for stuff less offensive, admittedly less offensive to the muslim and duskier parts of the population!
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Been on guard for half an hour now. Only one intruder so far, that was the missus coming back from the Trafford centre.
The screwdriver is still there, southwest perimeter is secure and both cats are ok.
over and out
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Originally posted by EternalOptimist View PostMrs EO brings me a coffee this a.m. and tells me there is a screwdriver on our front lawn.
It's a modern, relatively new long bladed posi drive. maybe a foot long
mmmm. where DID it come from ?
I'll be on guard duty for the next few weeks, looking out for burgulars
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If it was a flat headed drive and I believed the DF, then yes, I'd wonder about burglars. A posidrive isn't particularly useful in B&E.
Sure it's not a workman who has dropped it, or maybe the postman was delivering a parcel to next door and that fell out?
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Originally posted by EternalOptimist View PostMrs EO brings me a coffee this a.m. and tells me there is a screwdriver on our front lawn.
It's a modern, relatively new long bladed posi drive. maybe a foot long
mmmm. where DID it come from ?
I'll be on guard duty for the next few weeks, looking out for burgulars
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The screwdriver conundrum
Mrs EO brings me a coffee this a.m. and tells me there is a screwdriver on our front lawn.
It's a modern, relatively new long bladed posi drive. maybe a foot long
mmmm. where DID it come from ?
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