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lad who comes along with us for a bit of experience went to great clothes...or someware like that and got some work trousers for £20 a pair.....they looked alrite..
hmm...
i might go get some caus my 3 pairs have seen better days....
in fact the arse all ripped on a pair the other day..
lucky i wasn`t going `commando` then wasn`t it.....
didn`t they do that back in medieval times....A Guy I work with always goes commando, doing a job in Germany and his trousers split, he had to go around with his sweatshirt tied around his waste all day as he couldn't leave the exhibition lol
so after some consideration you`v found your way in then....the mind boggles, and after further consideration boggles again.
nothging on today, glenn? i just had a 2 downlights to add in a jeweller's shop. false ceiling, bloody soft fibreglass tiles. needed some backing to stop the springs ripping through the tiles. just cut a bit of the hardboard liner out the van's back door. fitted my 2 fittings with line products eggs. the existing 12 had choc blocks uninsulated to each transformer, no sheathing on transformer primary leads. to fix all that would have turned a £75 job into £200. where do you draw the line?
hmmmTo the more expensive end I have some Blaklader pants. My oldest pair must be 8 years old and still rocking strong. Pretty much indestructible. Quite a heavy material though so a bit sweaty in lofts.
hmmm
molicoddled trousers eh....
they probaby havn`t seen much graft then in their 8 years...
I only wear togas now,it gives an air of authority when on site and at Senate meetings.The Snickers ones have internal pockets...
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