Your ideal garage?

I submit that on or about Sat, 04 Jun 2005 13:02:15 -0000, the person
known to the court as Richard Robinson <> made a

Ideal for refilling your Klein bottles thobut.


Guy

 

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Sure it isn't a klein length of piping.

 

Guy King said:

Eine Kleine Bottlemusik ?

 

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Cor - now there's an orchestral instrument I have yet to see - the
kleinbottlophone.

 

oh what a tangled hosepipe we weave?

 

boodly horrible paint, anyway. 's not bad for painting iron railings and
the like, and no bloody hfr for owt else.

 

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For painting iron railings wot're going rusty (not hinge) it's
wonderful. Especially if it's the sort of rusty that would severely
compromise the structure were it to be removed.

 

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'Ere, you bin reading my emails?

 

Guy King said:

With someone trying to find the top, to blow across it ?

 

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It's a klein wind that blows no good.

 

No such luck, the Sealey 50L. It was also 10 dB quieter than the old
'WolfAir' cheapo one.

I'l give it a whirl next week ...

Cheers

Paul.

 

It'll be fine for the majority of stuff you need it for anyway. It's
just that it tends to cycle more than a lager tank.

Yep, the noise ratings are a bit suss. On the Northern Tools site, the
noise of mine was quoted at 78dBA; on arrival, the otherwise fairly
useless Italian bumph says it's actually 93dBA. A fuckoff huge
difference on paper and in actuality. Funnily enough, it's not as bad as
all that.

 

'Larger', ffs. Actually, it makes sense anyway.

 

Grimly Curmudgeon said:

Yebbut, it's a horrible thought. 600 gallons of fizzy yellow liquid on
tracks, with a big gnu poking out the front, rumbling through town shouting
its head off & vomiting all over the place on a Saturday night ? Nightmare.

 

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Reminds me of the sign outside the pub in Uxbridge. "Fosters Larger £2/pint."

 

And an elk out the back ?

Watch those antlers .. could have someone's eye out.



Paul.

 

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Harm yer, right?

I painted the wheels of my Lard Roller with cream (non-hammer, right?)
and they were fine innit.