Just cause I can't find it, doesn't mean I don't have one! 
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this is a fucken rattle gun!
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this is a fucken rattle gun!
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Using our Ingersoll Rand 2 inch impact wrench to tighten the flywheel nuts on the Tod Engine. Air supplied by a 125 cfm compressor.
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Just cause I can't find it, doesn't mean I don't have one!
You still talking about licences or summit else our Bob
Err shotgun certificate?You still talking about licences or summit else our Bob
If i'm right in thinking, what you maybe referring to 'cocker', no trouble there, in fact its the opposite the fecking thing always gets in the way, it's a burden!
Ooooo, exciting!How would you know if you have one, it could be a Schrödinger's cat moment
If you don,t have one, they can't take it off you! Follow me for more lifestyle advice…Just cause I can't find it, doesn't mean I don't have one!
Yet you don't ride - crazy
T.I.L. whilst looking for liquid metal, I saw that someone in Evostick has a sense of humour
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It's illegal to have sex in Iceland on Boxing Day.
Can't vouch for ASDA / Tesco or Morrisons
It's illegal to have sex in Iceland on Boxing Day.
Can't vouch for ASDA / Tesco or Morrisons
T.I.L. That "Love will tear us apart" by Joy division, was one of the songs on their second and last album due to one of it's founding members Ian Curtis, having depression, a failed marriage and epilepsy and sadly took his own life at 23.
Some months later and with a new Keyboardist/guitarist, They became New Order
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Dude, everyone knows thatT.I.L. That "Love will tear us apart" by Joy division, was one of the songs on their second and last album due to one of it's founding members Ian Curtis, having depression, a failed marriage and epilepsy and sadly took his own life at 23.
Some months later and with a new Keyboardist/guitarist, They became New Order
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This band sounds like one Buffalo Bill would be into.T.I.L. That "Love will tear us apart" by Joy division, was one of the songs on their second and last album due to one of it's founding members Ian Curtis, having depression, a failed marriage and epilepsy and sadly took his own life at 23.
Some months later and with a new Keyboardist/guitarist, They became New Order
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Enjoy the videos and music you love, upload original content, and share it all with friends, family, and the world on YouTube.
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Enjoy the videos and music you love, upload original content, and share it all with friends, family, and the world on YouTube.
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The origin of the word
RIGMAROLE
Rigmarole comes from the Middle English "ragman roll," a game of chance involving reading silly verses from a scroll, evolving by the 18th century to mean a long, rambling, or complicated procedure.
The "ragman" part might link to a medieval game character or even a Scandinavian word for slanderer, while the "roll" referred to the scroll itself, leading to the modern sense of a tedious, nonsensical process.
The origin of the word
RIGMAROLE
Rigmarole comes from the Middle English "ragman roll," a game of chance involving reading silly verses from a scroll, evolving by the 18th century to mean a long, rambling, or complicated procedure.
The "ragman" part might link to a medieval game character or even a Scandinavian word for slanderer, while the "roll" referred to the scroll itself, leading to the modern sense of a tedious, nonsensical process.
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The high falsetto vocals on the huge 1974 hit "Sugar Baby Love" for The Rubettes, were sung by a session singer called Paul Da Vinci, who never again sang with the group.
For PR purposes, Alan Williams pretended to have sung the memorable vocals
The high falsetto vocals on the huge 1974 hit "Sugar Baby Love" for The Rubettes, were sung by a session singer called Paul Da Vinci, who never again sang with the group.
For PR purposes, Alan Williams pretended to have sung the memorable vocals
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The iconic Snooker Theme music was written by Doug Wood and is entitled "Drag Racer"
The iconic Snooker Theme music was written by Doug Wood and is entitled "Drag Racer"
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The origin of the surname Barker
Barker Gate in the Lace Market in 1966. It got its name because this was where many tanners lived, using a by-product of oak bark called tannin in the tanning process.
Mr and Mrs BARKER - do you know anyone with that surname?
Oak bark stacked, ready to be transported by rail. By the 1820s, domestic production likely decreased to between 60,000 and 70,000 tons per year.
During the spring and summer, oak bark is peeled from felled oak trees. This bark is then allowed to dry for a period of two to three years before being finely ground.
The history of this craft goes back to around the bronze age, some of the earliest bark tanneries would have been pits lined with timber and filled with bark, bark rubbed directly into the hide or case skinned hides filled with bark and water and hung from a tree to tan.
Oak bark is full of tannin which help cure hides - a fascinating and ancient process.
The origin of the surname Barker
Barker Gate in the Lace Market in 1966. It got its name because this was where many tanners lived, using a by-product of oak bark called tannin in the tanning process.
Mr and Mrs BARKER - do you know anyone with that surname?
Oak bark stacked, ready to be transported by rail. By the 1820s, domestic production likely decreased to between 60,000 and 70,000 tons per year.
During the spring and summer, oak bark is peeled from felled oak trees. This bark is then allowed to dry for a period of two to three years before being finely ground.
The history of this craft goes back to around the bronze age, some of the earliest bark tanneries would have been pits lined with timber and filled with bark, bark rubbed directly into the hide or case skinned hides filled with bark and water and hung from a tree to tan.
Oak bark is full of tannin which help cure hides - a fascinating and ancient process.
Nottingham. The area still looks similar looking down to what's now the ice stadium.
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Today I learned that Oswald mosely was a cu*t