trees i fcuking hate them.......
25 September 2011, 03:42 PM
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Mowing the leaves up is probably even more of a pain in the ****. You'll end up emptying the bag every two mins.
25 September 2011, 03:47 PM
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there is only 12000 miles on it in 6 years. fuel system replaced, needs new handbrake cable, two broken springs in the back, 4 batteries, new electric door mechanism, 4 new tyres, two completely new rear brake calipers and of course all out of warranty. ******* piece of $hit car. feel like driving the ****** through Charlie Hurst showroom windows. don't get me started with those clowns.
now the Lexus. that is 15 years old and runs as sweet as a nut. they definitely don't make them like that any more.
now the Lexus. that is 15 years old and runs as sweet as a nut. they definitely don't make them like that any more.
25 September 2011, 06:01 PM
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26 September 2011, 08:06 AM
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not ******** fit birds that for bloody sure !!!!! It's just a pile of poo. Sliced my finger open on Saturday. the chrome door handles have started to peel and the edges of the chrome are razor sharp. grabbed the handle of one of the electric doors and it nicked my finger tip. only small but it bloody well hurt. I feel a 2005 blob eye in mica black coming on.
26 September 2011, 12:21 PM
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Does anyone know what the deal with tree's overhanging your property from parkland ?? can I chop them back or is it tough titty.
We have a few beech tree's behind our house and the upper limbs over hang our garden, basically destroyed the grass and turned half of the garden to moss not to mention stripping the summer house of it's felt.
Come Autumn the garden disappears under 3 inches of leaves and Beech nuts and this year we have noticed it has restricted the light, so we'd like it trimmed.
I guess as the tree's are on Parkland it's not mine to "prune" and as it is not obstructing a highway the council wont touch it ??
Copper nails and diesel are not an option as they're probably 80-100 ft high and it would fall on the house lol
We have a few beech tree's behind our house and the upper limbs over hang our garden, basically destroyed the grass and turned half of the garden to moss not to mention stripping the summer house of it's felt.
Come Autumn the garden disappears under 3 inches of leaves and Beech nuts and this year we have noticed it has restricted the light, so we'd like it trimmed.
I guess as the tree's are on Parkland it's not mine to "prune" and as it is not obstructing a highway the council wont touch it ??
Copper nails and diesel are not an option as they're probably 80-100 ft high and it would fall on the house lol
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You misunderstood the style of intercourse, and with a shared privy you may not get the choice if you are in dire need.
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