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I thought "--- bits" was a TV times type publication? I can remember parade though.Parade, --- bits, no pun intended,
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I thought "--- bits" was a TV times type publication? I can remember parade though.Parade, --- bits, no pun intended,
Yes but it still had bits in it, I thinkI thought "--- bits" was a TV times type publication? I can remember parade though.
Local steel processing plant. Won't name them. Needless to say I will be replacing with 100A BS88 Gg. Then see how they go. Clearly the maintenance team was anything goes if it still runs lol.Where was this ? Going by your hands I'd say a coal mine.
I did do a metering survey for a large metal fabricators down your way,Local steel processing plant. Won't name them. Needless to say I will be replacing with 100A BS88 Gg. Then see how they go. Clearly the maintenance team was anything goes if it still runs lol.
I should be the judge of sizes JKI've discovered all sorts of strange things in people's houses over the years ranging from a house where the owner had 18 cats (wasn't a problem though as I'm a cat lover) to another house where the old girl who owned it had placed a multitude of out-of-tender pound notes between the carpet and floorboards of her bedroom. In another house owned by a much younger woman, my assistant uncovered an assortment of dildos from under a bed, one of which the length and breadth would have made John Holmes envious.
After looking up there we saw it had been converted to 2 small bedrooms and a bathroom, the elderly owners of the house had no idea the rooms were up there. The rooms were fully furnished and the beds made, as if the rooms were in use when last left. The old radio, vacuum cleaner and decoration suggested 50s or 60s, a layer of undisturbed dust covered everything.
There was a larger leather case/box which much have belonged to her husband, can't remember the name but he was a Squadron Leader in WWII of a fighter unit, I was impressed, regret not asking her about her husband.
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