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Greetings, Earth creature. We come to pieces.

 

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Cab said:

Nah, asking's fine; just, it's probably a mistake to expect a sensible
answer.

 

ey oop lads.

Big D's Biker bar down the road from us closed down, great place I
heard but hassle from the locals about "noise" and "dangerous riding".
My arse.
Any of you guys know it?

I was thinking of getting an old Tiger Cub to potter about on, but when
I FSWE'd, the prices were crazy. We used to buy 3 scrap ones for 25
quid and make a new one out of the bits back in the day. Ah well.

 

I'll leave the lift for someone else then

 

muddy cat said:

Boinggg!!!.

Hi !

 

Geoff does that with classic cars, and I've been known to do that with
radios. I abeznily fcraq rather less zbarl on my remolishments than
Geoff does, though.

 

if its a new way of making zarbl then I'm in and I don't care what is
involved

 

I could give that a good home if no one else has dibs on it - have an
impending project that it would be very useful for

 

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Ok, let me know when you want to collect it.

Bear in mind that it's been sat in my shed for about four years and
I've no intention of either cleaning it or checking it still does what
it's supposed to.

 

Kate XXXXXX <-online.co.uk> as King Henry V: Though
all that I can do is nothing worth, Since that my penitence comes after
all, Imploring Pardon.

$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$

I want in !!!!!!
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in terms of the damage done to other people" Machiavelli.

 

I could pop over tomorrow evening if that suits?

 

You have 24 sewing machines?

*Boggle*

 

Kate XXXXXX <-online.co.uk> as King Henry V: Though
all that I can do is nothing worth, Since that my penitence comes after
all, Imploring Pardon.

Well my local auction house often has sewing machines for sale that seem
to go to people who are collecting them. These look like they can date
back to the 1920s or 30s. So if you want me to look out for them or buy
them for you on some sort of commission basis then I could do that.
Every £1 coin counts with me ... so ever if there isn't much money in it
I may still consider doing it if you are interested.

I can view the auction wares on a Sunday for a Wednesday sale ... so I
can give you plenty of warning of what is on offer,
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in terms of the damage done to other people" Machiavelli.

 

Go for it. I'll leave it in a plastic bag outside the back door in
case Adie isn't back when you get here.

email me for address etc.

 

My mum has 18, mainly reconditioned hand-cranked Singers from the early
part of the 20th century. She has a lovely Mundlos in a burr walnut
cabinet that my dad bought her as a wedding present. It was a tredle
machine but he converted it to electric in the early 60s using some
motor filched from the army stores in Blandford, and parts made by the
REME workshops. It's never broken down.

 

My mum loves 'em too.

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Nige,

BMW K1200S (for sale)
Range Rover Vogue
Suzuki GSX-R600 Racebike (for sale)
Honda ST1100 Pan European

 

Holy crap. Once again, the sheddi demonstrate their power to amaze.

 

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Yeah, it amazes me, too. I can't imagine how she manages to keep it down
like that.

 

Rather applies to bikes as well.

 

Crickey, makes TOG seem almost normal.