- Location
- DD9.
what grinds your gears
- Thread starter roscoe erf
- Start date
- Location
- East Essexshire
it's the homogonisation process that I don't like.
Silver top bottles from the milkman, with a good inch of cream settled on the top. Anything else just isn't milk!
Silver top bottles from the milkman, with a good inch of cream settled on the top. Anything else just isn't milk!
- Location
- Lincolnshire
Using the old Case 1494 on the spreader as the Lambo is out of action. Went out after dinner to move front wheel track settings to fit tramlines. Thought it should be a 15 minute job if all is as it should be but they have never been moved by us.
5 hours later its done after much use of the big hammer, the big burner and the heavy duty air wrench. Tracks rods rusted solid in tubes but finally got them freed off. Why oh why cant folk think of the next man and lather them in grease when fitting or moving them?
5 hours later its done after much use of the big hammer, the big burner and the heavy duty air wrench. Tracks rods rusted solid in tubes but finally got them freed off. Why oh why cant folk think of the next man and lather them in grease when fitting or moving them?
Nearly
Member
- Location
- North of York
Probably someone in Meltham.
We don’t buy it. I just don’t see the need for itWhat a stupid post... just don’t buy any and it won’t grind your gears!
God forbid you never become diabetic or lactose intolerant.
smcapstick
Member
- Location
- Kirkby Lonsdale
What are you, a communist? What’s wrong with a choice of products, rather than just one?
Some days a like extra mature cheddar, other days I want Stilton. Some days I wat a flat white coffee, other days I want a triple shot espresso.
Variety is the spice of life... even if it’s just the creaminess of your milk.
I’m a green top man, btw
Canada Farmer
Member
People who start a thread in French, yet all their posts are in English ,ffs continuity please
,ffs continuity please
- Location
- Glen Clova, Angus, DD8 4RD
You're not a Quebecois then I assumePeople who start a thread in French, yet all their posts are in English
they would be in welsh if he had his wayPeople who start a thread in French, yet all their posts are in English
Canada Farmer
Member
No, apparently I live slightly further west.You're not a Quebecois then I assume
- Location
- Glen Clova, Angus, DD8 4RD
See ? We can get artics in the yard. Much fuss about nothing.It's that time of year again......fert needs to go on......fert not delivered yet.
This years excuse is, our yard won't take artics. But we've had artics here for nearly 30 years with no probs....Luckily, thanks to the TAW thread, I've got a compilation of artics in the yard pics to email them.....
I hate buying stuff.....As if paying for it ain't bad enough, there's always a pile of guff to sort out with it.
This pic joins the " we can get artics into the yard " compilation.
Nearly
Member
- Location
- North of York
My yard is tighter getting out than coming in, and on the blind side.
Another job on the list.
Another job on the list.
woodworm feed ?See ? We can get artics in the yard. Much fuss about nothing.
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- Location
- Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk
- Location
- Dorset/Wiltshire
People who snip the unused bit of cable ties off at an angle that protrudes enough to remove a large amount of skin from the back of your hand or forehead whichever happens to brush past it! (It was me doing the snipping)
Campbell
Member
- Location
- Herefordshire
"Mange Tout, Rodney"People who start a thread in French, yet all their posts are in English