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TE1DRIVER
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it's not quite finished in that picture it looks much better now
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Swift Fox
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Great tip, the boiler looks brand new!
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mogogear
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| johnreid wrote: | | Was the job done A1? |
He's no"Heinz 57" get a grip John!! 
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Timonade
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A bit off-topic...
I heard once such a thing. A convict used the chilli sauce (or something similar) served in his lunch and put it on the bars of his holding cell. Guess what happened 
Yes, he did escape successfully.
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SlideValve
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| Timonade wrote: | A bit off-topic...
I heard once such a thing. A convict used the chilli sauce (or something similar) served in his lunch and put it on the bars of his holding cell. Guess what happened
Yes, he did escape successfully. |
I heard it was Salsa, and it was in Mexico. |
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Bugsy
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| SlideValve wrote: | | Timonade wrote: | A bit off-topic...
I heard once such a thing. A convict used the chilli sauce (or something similar) served in his lunch and put it on the bars of his holding cell. Guess what happened
Yes, he did escape successfully. |
I heard it was Salsa, and it was in Mexico. |
That's right, they say he made it to the States and is living comfortably under an assumed name, Ohnrei or something like that...
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27ace27
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| SlideValve wrote: | | Timonade wrote: | A bit off-topic...
I heard once such a thing. A convict used the chilli sauce (or something similar) served in his lunch and put it on the bars of his holding cell. Guess what happened
Yes, he did escape successfully. |
I heard it was Salsa, and it was in Mexico. |
a mythbusters tale!
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Les
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| 27ace27 wrote: | | SlideValve wrote: | | Timonade wrote: | A bit off-topic...
I heard once such a thing. A convict used the chilli sauce (or something similar) served in his lunch and put it on the bars of his holding cell. Guess what happened
Yes, he did escape successfully. |
I heard it was Salsa, and it was in Mexico. |
a mythbusters tale! |
An interesting one to watch as well.
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TE1DRIVER
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ahh Carrie *Swoon* lol
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James
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That's a real good result there mate 
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TE1DRIVER
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yeah i was pleased would have never thought that there was anything like shiny brass under all that muck.
Shame the same cant be said for the firebox i can't get a nice finish for love nor money.
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Caprice
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One don't stop to get surprised over to what extent things can work in other areas then intended.
I wonder what the brown note can do?
Edit: Sorry for the poor joke, my "humor" derail sometimes...
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Burnmafingers
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The brown sauce did a good job on the boiler.
Its better on bacon butties though! |
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TE1DRIVER
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| Burnmafingers wrote: | The brown sauce did a good job on the boiler.
Its better on bacon butties though! |
I second that motion being at work at 06.30 is a bit much could do with a butty! 14 hour day ahoy!
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Stilldrillin
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| TE1DRIVER wrote: | | Burnmafingers wrote: | The brown sauce did a good job on the boiler.
Its better on bacon butties though! |
I second that motion being at work at 06.30 is a bit much could do with a butty! 14 hour day ahoy! |
I used to do that..... For some 36 years! 
Don`t miss it at all........ 
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