Everything posted by Tonge moor green jacket
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Best Team Over The Last 20 Years
Went for branigan. On his day Jussi was outstanding, one of the best in the league. I felt he was prone to the odd calamity. Nearly went for gudni too. But Cahill edged it.
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Club Accounts
Ultimately though its the fault of previous administrations. Must admit I thought this shit would have been resolved by now.
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Pet Deaths/pets You Have/had
Top banana that daz. Ever watched dog rescuers? There are some genuinely evil cunts out there. Remember one cunt had cut off his dogs ears.
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Stockport Away
He played in a back three I presume; get nothing for a pair.
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Ben Pictures.....
Without checking, is that the old dear holding a flask cup?
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Sarf Africa
Next one tomorrow; no ballance- what do folk think?
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These Acid Attacks
To be honest there's stuff that could be made yourself that would be damaging. Maybe not as dangerous as this sort of stuff but dodgy nonetheless. A prime example being chilli extract/oil. The latest one, the Carolina reaper is equivalent to eating 400 jalapeños. If this is concentrated up it is dangerous to eyes and skin. Even the chap who developed it couldn't manage when he put a tiny drop from one into his gob. Strong chemicals do need banning from general use, but sentences for using stuff of this nature need stiffening.
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Ben Pictures.....
As I've never knowingly met him, can someone tell me if number 12 is spider?
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Black Puddings
Use plenty on the garden. Good source of nitrogen.
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These Acid Attacks
Getting mixed up with chlorate. Swanny, hydroxide doesn't neutralise hypochlorite, they're used together in bleach. Keep hold of it though. If labelled check the concentration, you may be able to dilute a portion at a time to use as household bleach. Whatever you do, wear glasses and gloves when handling an old clothes, some fabrics when dyed with sulphur dyes for example, will be bleached when splashed. Also keep it off your skin. The neutralising agent for chlorinating products (like bleach) is sodium thiosulphate.
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These Acid Attacks
Sodium hypochlorite ? Or hydroxide? Or both.
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Wanderers 2-3 Leeds
2-1 a scabby winner late on. 67000 on, with 47000 coming over the Pennines.
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Stockport Away
Yep. Not too bothered by style so long as you have players who can make it effective and successful.
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1973/74
Maybe. Just remember some story going round about his wife fucking off and burnden singing it joyfully as he was presenting from that temporary bird hide the stuck in the corner of manny road north and the embankment.
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Pet Deaths/pets You Have/had
With Fistmaster facilities. Don't want it bored out of its shell.
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This Weather.....
I'd need a bloody hovercraft today! My local brook is up around 6-9 inches and that's just over night. Grass is going to grow like bamboo over the next couple of weeks; just when I go away. I'll be fighting snakes when I come back.
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Pet Deaths/pets You Have/had
Chap at the end of our road has a big fucker. It lives in a small log cabin with all requisite lights etc. In the winds earlier this year a huge conifer came down and more or less destroyed the cabin, miraculously it survived. I'll ask him later what they do and let you know.
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These Acid Attacks
Not just acid though. Plenty of oven cleaners and the like contain caustic soda. Equally damaging. I once worked at a place where one numpty spilled some down inside his boot, but continued to work without even washing himself. Burn removed his skin over a few square inches down to the strings and things underneath. Hideous it was.
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Pet Deaths/pets You Have/had
I've just had a quick look on a tortoise forum! Seems to depend upon how long you propose to leave it. A quick search on Google brought them up- quite surprising the amount of discussion on it.
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1973/74
She's here, she's there She's every fuckin where Elton's wife, Elton's wife.... Shouldn't laugh but...
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This Weather.....
Nice out.
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Pet Deaths/pets You Have/had
Remember a combination 'pet' in the daily sport. It was a rottweiler/crocodile cross - a dogadile; the ultimate guard animal. That would be a mentalist.
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Pet Deaths/pets You Have/had
I sometimes wonder if this chap inspired you.
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Black Puddings
It took 9 hours for such a response. Standards are slipping.
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Charlie Gard
Must admit, having made that difficult decision, it now seems a bit odd. Sure wanting him home is fair enough, they've also offered to pay for private palliative care. However to say they'd like days with him, whilst understandable, is at odds with the decision. If they can't get the equipment into the house then make the best of what is available.