Old Boar
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In keeping? Comes with a coin in the bottom to aim at...
Dyson Airblade hand dryer.
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In keeping? Comes with a coin in the bottom to aim at...
foxbox
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Grain Buyer
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isn't that what the sink is for?
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I wonder if they have them in the Beeswax farm office?
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Isn't that what the white thing with the tap on is?
Posted mine before I read yours.......I see I have a kindred spirit!!!
simmy_bull
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Just going back to the OP for a second! I never find them ideal for young kids (6&4) as you have to put your hands in from the top. And I think a good powerful warm air dryer is far superior to the blade ones IMO.
Headless chicken
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It would solve any lost marital arguments about leaving the seat up
foxbox
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It seems so!! Have to admit I'm amazed no one has ever invented a better strainer in the bottom of them though, mashing the brown stuff through it inevitably means you have to use the tap afterwards
OOH,I think James has had a couple installed.
Bet they've found they're not much good for drying off mustard cords when they have spilt red wine on them at lunchtime.
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OOH,I think James has had a couple installed.
Bet they've found they're not much good for drying off mustard cords when they have spilt red wine on them at lunchtime.
If you knew anything about that business you'd know you couldn't be further from the truth. Never mind, since when did facts get in the way of a jealous remark.
You mean to tell me there is not one pair of mustard cords in that office.
Pull the other one.
You mean to tell me there is not one pair of mustard cords in that office.
Pull the other one.
OK,so I was wrong,maybe raspberry cords.
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I'll keep an eye out next time I'm there. I'll point out the error of the offenders ways and insist he change into a shite covered boiler suit immediately. If it's cold I'll suggest he tops it off with a cheap puffa style coat with all the stuffing pulled out. For foot wear I'm guessing those shiny brogues will have to go in favour of either some cheap Dunlop wellingtons or some steel capped riggers. I'll also insist he adorns his head with a non descript free hat from a stand at cereals, preferably advertising a company he has never dealt with, or heard of before.
OMG,how did you know I wear a shite covered overall,torn puffa style jacket with Dunlop (purofort I'll have you know) wellies and a beanie generally covered in bits of straw?
AFAIK the nearest pair of mustard cords to here is a guy who moved here from Kent who lives 1/2 a mile away.
Eventually he will see the error of his ways and adopt the Puffa with the odd fashionable tear.
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It was my "get up" when I worked on a farm.
Trigger Happy
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I see a Dragons Den type opportunity here, a kind of dyson machine mounted lower on the wall......for the slightly older gentleman with a faulty/ leaky valve... a blow job I suppose.
bjreroberts
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Like everything else Dyson does, style over substance, just get a normal hand dryer
TheTallGuy
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Personally, I think the older air blades are a lot better, but in the last few years the new ones seem to have gotten weaker. The first one I ever used nearly stripped the skin off my hand, ones I have used recently wouldn't pull the skin off a rice pudding.
