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I said the same 10 years ago when I first bought the clippers, I have come to enjoy the visits to my barber, she does a better job and is full of village gossip.I may never pay for a haircut again.
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I said the same 10 years ago when I first bought the clippers, I have come to enjoy the visits to my barber, she does a better job and is full of village gossip.I may never pay for a haircut again.
I said the same 10 years ago when I first bought the clippers, I have come to enjoy the visits to my barber, she does a better job and is full of village gossip.
What am I doing in the lockdown? Very little; two days after it began, I had a trapped nerve in my back. I'm doped up to the eyeballs, but still it hurts, and I manage to get exercise only so I can walk my dog. On the other hand, the drugs make me so sleepy, I can drop off without trying pretty much any time of the day, and time passes quickly when you're asleep...
What am I doing in the lockdown? Very little; two days after it began, I had a trapped nerve in my back. I'm doped up to the eyeballs, but still it hurts, and I manage to get exercise only so I can walk my dog. On the other hand, the drugs make me so sleepy, I can drop off without trying pretty much any time of the day, and time passes quickly when you're asleep...
What am I doing in the lockdown? Very little; two days after it began, I had a trapped nerve in my back. I'm doped up to the eyeballs, but still it hurts, and I manage to get exercise only so I can walk my dog. On the other hand, the drugs make me so sleepy, I can drop off without trying pretty much any time of the day, and time passes quickly when you're asleep...
What am I doing in the lockdown? Very little; two days after it began, I had a trapped nerve in my back. I'm doped up to the eyeballs, but still it hurts, and I manage to get exercise only so I can walk my dog. On the other hand, the drugs make me so sleepy, I can drop off without trying pretty much any time of the day, and time passes quickly when you're asleep...
Thank you one and all. I'll live, but it's very frustrating, because I'm on a three-month furlough because of my age, and the unexpected free time is wasted because I can't get at the garden.
Painting the garage floor, it’s been hammered over the 25 years it’s been up, this is the third time, strangely it’s getting harder each time. Non of the previous very expensive paint has stood up to the misuse it’s had so I need some heavy duty moveable mats (any advice appreciated).
It’s 50m2 and doubles as a soccer pitch in bad weather, hence whatever I put down can’t be permanent.
I said the same 10 years ago when I first bought the clippers, I have come to enjoy the visits to my barber, she does a better job and is full of village gossip.
She is a larger lady and she can drink me under the table.And some free ear warmers into the bargain?
Mmmm - quality...She is a larger lady and she can drink me under the table.
I saw her in the pub one night, 3 sheets to the wind, she shouted across the room 'hope your not in for a cut tomorrow, I'm gonna be a bit shaky'.
Thank you v6, that’s a good lead.I have just done a little research on rubber mats, I'd had some previous experience of using rubber floor mats for horse stables. I have a 30sq.m. garage with concrete floor which is having increasing amounts of dirt trodden into it. I looked at expensive paint which would cost £200+ then compared it with 6ft x 4 ft x 10mm mats. which worked out at about £400 from :
Their
Stable Saver Economy Rubber Studded Stable Mats-Black-10mm-1.2m-1.8m
look like the best value
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