What's on your workbench?

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I dunno, purps seems to manage...
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I feel like George Kennedy in ‘Cool Hand Luke’ going “My boy Luke can eat FIFTY eggs!”, when I say...

Purple could shag a Fell Beast.
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Can I just say, I am not from Lincolnshire. I was born and raised in the Essex.
So no webs, Just a penchant for sitting outside a bookies drinking Skol.

And if you haven’t done a Fell beast on a Friday night in Boston, what have you done.
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But candy pink high heels and a capacity for vodka cranberry alcopops?
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Purple wrote: Sun Dec 02, 2018 11:47 pm Can I just say, I am not from Lincolnshire. I was born and raised in the Essex.
And you consider this an improvement? :shock: Born in Essex, lived in Blackpool and now Lincolnshire? I detect a trend? :lol:
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To be fair, it’s an upward journey. Next stop, the Seventh Circle of Hell. :evilgrin:
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That is why purps is good at painting plaid, he was a Dagenham girl piper!
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Ah, the Dagenham Girl Pipers. What a booze-and-drugs-fuelled marketing meeting that must have been.

Ford Marketing Director: "Right listen up, I've had a stunning idea. We get a load of birds off the production line, and teach them all to play the bagpipes and march in formation. Can't fail, can it? Before we know it, everyone's driving a Ford and we can all retire. Here, everyone take a drag on this, it's mint!"

Everyone else: "Brilliant, sir, absolutely brilliant. Ok, ok, just one drag each, it's got to last all the way round the table."
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Putting bases on vintage Britains Irish Guards and Essex Regiment. Just won an ebay bid for more Essex Regt. They just need to find their way to my house...
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tim.w wrote: Mon Dec 03, 2018 11:10 pm ……………………. They just need to find their way to my house...
Marching in columns of three, I hope.
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