Free to good home

I'd agree

Good. God.

 

<VVVBG>

 

Nah. Law of permissive maintenance applies. "Go on, fiddle with it.
It can't be more broken than broken."

 

You have to set a svez yvzvg and stick to it. Apparently.

 

In message
<>, at

IRTA percussive maintenance

 

I don't think there can be any doubts as to why I called him a ****
can there?

 

The message <2.org.uk>

You are not alone. One of my favourite techniques, percussive maintenance.

 

I can't defend myself against that accusation.

 

e-mailed assuming I got rid of the right bits or else gb at
theberkeleys pointything co pointything uk

 

An ex-boss of mine had a spare room and a garage full of the things.
Drove him nuts: named his son Edmund

 

You mean like Singers or Toyotas only?

 

You failed so I've decided to see if I could do better.

 

Andy Bonwick <> as King Henry V: Though all that I
can do is nothing worth, Since that my penitence comes after all,
Imploring Pardon.

That isn't an accusation ... believe it or not.
But ... sadly I'm sure you are so used to hostility that you will think
the same of me as well.

Peace brother.

--
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Raised to Perfection: demon.ip.support.newuser, uk.adverts.personals(RIP),
uk.adverts.computer,alt.suicide.holiday(RIP).
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rec.arts.drwho,uk.rec.sheds
"The life of a private citizen is infinitely preferable to the life of a Prince
in terms of the damage done to other people" Machiavelli.

 

My father in law had a Singer Vogue.

 

His things named his son Edmund? I'm impressed - and scared.

--
Kind Regards,
Nikitta
"If Elves are plural of Elvis the plot of eg. Lord of the Rings changes
quite drastically. Perhaps I should try to read it again with these new
glasses... " Rasmus Bøg Hansen, AFDA

 

At least tax discs are easier to store.

 

Coincidentally, Mum's Mundlos was purchased from a shop in Valletta. As
she lived in Msida and dad came from St Julians while they were
courting, the 'little Old Sewing Machine Guy in some back street in
Sliema' already had a regular customer in the shape of my ma, until the
Mundlos arrived in 1956. Mum still has the hand cranked Singer she used
until then, fully reconditioned and restored, natch

 

Sheeit, nearly every home had one of those when I was a young boy. Mind
you, they soon got chucked into the coalshed when motorised ones from
the dastardly Japenese came about.

 

Bah. Ex Mrs prawn had a manual sewing machine and one of a similar
vintage wiv a motor attached to it. She eschewed modern kit as being
"too fragile" for proper use.

 

and now he's collected it too.
--
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