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Got a huge big ****-off England flag out the front which keeps the neighbours away but to balance it out I do have a hand-sized German one next to it and just to confuse everyone, a big one from Togo as well. I was going to pop into the English shop in Köln on the way home and pick up some car ones for a laugh to put up in the office (I'm the only Brit in a office complex of around 1000 Germans) and to put on my car when driving back to my hotel but decided not to as I'll only get to use them them for a couple of days max.
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Originally posted by pacharan View PostNo, it's made from brushed stainless steel so it looks the part.
I hope it was a Miele
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I like to go out at night in rough areas and put different flags on peoples cars. I have found that, somehow, changing a cars St George for a Bundesdienstflagge causes that car the most damage. Experimenting, and I know it's not too scientific, but putting a Spanish flag on one car, a German one on another, and a French flag on another, sees not much damage to the Spanish flagged car, but lots to the others.
So watch out you flag types, for it's chavvy, and my flag stock is high
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isn't,
'I've also made a fab patio heater from the drum of an old washing machine. Got a mate to weld on some legs so it does.t scorch the decking. '
a little bit kind of Dale Farm ?
how much are those chimney things ?
Milan.
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Originally posted by milanbenes View Postnice
have you been using the rotisserie on the kettle ?
i had three chickens on mine the other weekend very nice
Milan.
Milan, my man
Certainly have. I've also made a fab patio heater from the drum of an old washing machine. Got a mate to weld on some legs so it does.t scorch the decking.
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nice
have you been using the rotisserie on the kettle ?
i had three chickens on mine the other weekend very nice
Milan.
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Yep. Just replaced Union Jacks on car with Cross of St George flags.
Also got a huge England flag hanging from upstairs window round front of house.
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Originally posted by BrilloPad View PostI have flag for the house and car. I don't like the car one as it causes drag above 30mph.
I don't put up the house flag until day of the match as Mrs BP things it is very chav.
Personally I detest football - but I feel the need to support England. Until I move to Asia.
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Originally posted by milanbenes View Postafternoon all,
got your flags on the car ready for the Euro ?
Milan.
:chav
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I have flag for the house and car. I don't like the car one as it causes drag above 30mph.
I don't put up the house flag until day of the match as Mrs BP things it is very chav.
Personally I detest football - but I feel the need to support England. Until I move to Asia.
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