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    Seen on a van this morning - "Disaster Restoration Management ". Slightly ambiguous ? Dennis
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    Decimal point too far to the right ? Dennis
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    £150 might be nearer the mark for this optimist. Dennis
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    For those of us who were at school in the 1950s and remember the Davy Crockett film with Fess Parker - Davey, Davey Crockett, went to the moon on a twopenny rocket, The rocket went bang, His balls went clang, and he found his cock in his pocket. Dennis
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    Like a lot of threads on this forum, this one reminds us that craftsmanship is still with us. Dennis
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    Del Prado ? Dennis
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    Seen in our local hospital today - "Stationary Cupboard " - What else would you expect ? Dennis
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    Seller "extracting the urine" ? Dennis
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    If you include postage, you could probably buy 160 tea bags at the supermarket, guaranteed unused, for the same cost. Dennis
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    Wot - no Krokodils ? Dennis
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    I'm using a life expired coconut door mat on one of those sisal mats redundant from the kitchen. It's easier on my feet, my next stand being our neighbours retired stair carpet. (NB - I would never drink when using a machine tool, much much too dangerous. My original remark was intended to be facetious, not a serious comment) Dennis
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    Surely bending the arm and holding a pint, not a file or a crosslide handle, would be more realistic ? Dennis
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    I seem to remember a discussion about Myfords and raising blocks on the www.model-engineer.co.uk forum recently. Dennis
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    I'd want a very nearly complete list and a lot more photos at that price. What about a trackplan etc etc ? Dennis
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    Used to cost a shilling in old money (5p in today's money) but often studied for long hours in great detail in the 60s. Couldn't afford the prices, but great for dreaming ! Dennis
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    It helps if you have a diorama with curtains down to the floor. You strangle the little bl##der and hide the body underneath. At closing time you walk away and leave the body there. A simple solution. Dennis
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    Sold by Camel-Laird, at the Old Bazaar in Cairo ? Dennis
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    Is that Telford Avenue ? I used to live in Mitcham 50 years ago. Yes the trams were electric not horse-drawn. Dennis
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    Like the poor, the ignorant and stoopid will always be with us. Dennis
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    A little O/T perhaps. - weather forecaster on Channel 4 - "Light snow will be falling from the sky". Really ? Dennis
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    I'd be worried about getting insurance for a property so near the coast. In the meanwhile, I'd raise my glass to CK and his colleagues for all the hard work in some dreadful conditions. Cheers, lads. Dennis
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    I'm finding occasional difficulties in logging in (Windows 7 home premium). Might be the sheer volume of on-line traffic partially resulting from the sales - people buying things they don't need with money they haven't got. Dennis
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    Please come back, Kenton - all is forgiven! Dennis
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    I have never seen a Star Wars film, but any film that takes you out of your ordinary mundane world and makes ones imagination fly must IMHO be a good thing. Science fiction is great, enjoy what you see and good luck doing it. Dennis
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    Can we now get back to the subject of this thread please, which is I believe "jokes", and stop pointless and futile arguing about nothing ? Dennis
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