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Churchill replied

27 March 2008, 16:34
Originally posted by Diver View Post

It's logic see, innit. can't see the squirrels coz they hide in the tree's, so cut down the trees! see

So, almost losing your arm is like "Divine Retribution" like.

Churchill - In "SallyAnne" mode!
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Diver replied

27 March 2008, 15:38
Originally posted by Churchill View Post

I hope you've got planning permission...

It's logic see, innit. can't see the squirrels coz they hide in the tree's, so cut down the trees! see
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Churchill replied

27 March 2008, 15:37
Originally posted by cailin maith View Post

Never mind planning permission - he needs an ambulance on standby

He's the "Richard Hammond" of Tree Felling...
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cailin maith replied

27 March 2008, 15:35
Originally posted by Churchill View Post

I hope you've got planning permission...

Never mind planning permission - he needs an ambulance on standby
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Churchill replied

27 March 2008, 15:34
Originally posted by Diver View Post

i'm getting sick and tired of this constant sniping.

As soon as the bleeding stops I'm going back out to finish cutting the tree down

I hope you've got planning permission...
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cailin maith replied

27 March 2008, 15:27
Originally posted by Diver View Post

i'm getting sick and tired of this constant sniping.

As soon as the bleeding stops I'm going back out to finish cutting the tree down

shut up - you love it really....
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Diver replied

27 March 2008, 15:25
Originally posted by cailin maith View Post

Thank God for that - could you imagine the damage

i'm getting sick and tired of this constant sniping.

As soon as the bleeding stops I'm going back out to finish cutting the tree down
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cailin maith replied

27 March 2008, 15:23
Originally posted by Diver View Post

I don't wear rings at all

Thank God for that - could you imagine the damage
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FiveTimes replied

27 March 2008, 15:20
Originally posted by Diver View Post

I don't wear rings at all

good job really
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Diver replied

27 March 2008, 15:14
Originally posted by bogeyman View Post

No. Masons don't wear rings to denote their rank.

Those ghastly items would look well handsome on a charver knuckle guv.

I don't wear rings at all
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bogeyman replied

27 March 2008, 15:12
Originally posted by oracleslave View Post

Isn't it just a ring that can be bought for circa £250?

http://www.letchworthshop.co.uk/products.php?g1=4a52f2

No. Masons don't wear rings to denote their rank.

Those ghastly items would look well handsome on a charver knuckle guv.
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cailin maith replied

27 March 2008, 15:11
Yes but (I may be having another blonde moment here) whats the point in buying the ring if you don't know the significance of it?
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Diver replied

27 March 2008, 15:09
Originally posted by oracleslave View Post

Isn't it just a ring that can be bought for circa £250?

http://www.letchworthshop.co.uk/products.php?g1=4a52f2

You can get one for £2.50 to £1,250
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oracleslave replied

27 March 2008, 15:06
Originally posted by FiveTimes View Post

this is why its all secret.. you talk in codes

Isn't it just a ring that can be bought for circa £250?

http://www.letchworthshop.co.uk/products.php?g1=4a52f2
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FiveTimes replied

27 March 2008, 15:03
Originally posted by Diver View Post

2k and a gg

this is why its all secret.. you talk in codes
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