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John Wren 
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| David wrote: | | Dave The Man wrote: | | Hoping in the Shower after my Mum and have to pick up Pubic Hair from the Bottom |
Dave, you take TMI to a whole new level.
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unlike you i'd rather not read or hear about things like this. there really is a thing such as tmi and boundaries and filters.
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stui magpie 
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When things don't work easy.
Day off today, bought a second hand treadmill off Gumstree. Close by, so they were able to put it in the back of their 4WD and bring it round.
Then the fun started.
Had to take of both front doors and flip it sideways to get it in the house. Dragged a divot down the polished floor boards in the hall way (they needed re-doing anyway) then had to part way disassemble the thing to get it into the back room. Sweating like DTM knocking out the 4th for the day.
Now I got to put the cnut back together, put the security door back on the front then I think it's time to go to the bottlo.
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Tannin 
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Location: Huon Valley Tasmania
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| stui magpie wrote: | | Now I got to put the cnut back together |
But why? What would be the point? If it's lots of healthy exercise you want, simply drag it to the front door and back five times a week.
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swoop42
Whatcha gonna do when he comes for you?
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I smell a mid life crisis coming on.
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think positive 
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| Tannin wrote: | | stui magpie wrote: | | Now I got to put the cnut back together |
But why? What would be the point? If it's lots of healthy exercise you want, simply drag it to the front door and back five times a week. |
Hahaahahahahahaahaha
Post of the week!
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think positive
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| stui magpie wrote: | When things don't work easy.
Day off today, bought a second hand treadmill off Gumstree. Close by, so they were able to put it in the back of their 4WD and bring it round.
Then the fun started.
Had to take of both front doors and flip it sideways to get it in the house. Dragged a divot down the polished floor boards in the hall way (they needed re-doing anyway) then had to part way disassemble the thing to get it into the back room. Sweating like DTM knocking out the 4th for the day.
Now I got to put the cnut back together, put the security door back on the front then I think it's time to go to the bottlo. |
What brand / model is it?
(I also have a little divot from that!)
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stui magpie
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| swoop42 wrote: | | I smell a mid life crisis coming on. |
Watch out then, that would be yours. 
I've already had several of them.
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stui magpie
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| think positive wrote: | | stui magpie wrote: | When things don't work easy.
Day off today, bought a second hand treadmill off Gumstree. Close by, so they were able to put it in the back of their 4WD and bring it round.
Then the fun started.
Had to take of both front doors and flip it sideways to get it in the house. Dragged a divot down the polished floor boards in the hall way (they needed re-doing anyway) then had to part way disassemble the thing to get it into the back room. Sweating like DTM knocking out the 4th for the day.
Now I got to put the cnut back together, put the security door back on the front then I think it's time to go to the bottlo. |
What brand / model is it?
(I also have a little divot from that!) |
Avanti T200 Gfit. Paid $120 for it and threw in an extra $10 for them to deliver it for me.
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think positive
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| stui magpie wrote: | | think positive wrote: | | stui magpie wrote: | When things don't work easy.
Day off today, bought a second hand treadmill off Gumstree. Close by, so they were able to put it in the back of their 4WD and bring it round.
Then the fun started.
Had to take of both front doors and flip it sideways to get it in the house. Dragged a divot down the polished floor boards in the hall way (they needed re-doing anyway) then had to part way disassemble the thing to get it into the back room. Sweating like DTM knocking out the 4th for the day.
Now I got to put the cnut back together, put the security door back on the front then I think it's time to go to the bottlo. |
What brand / model is it?
(I also have a little divot from that!) |
Avanti T200 Gfit. Paid $120 for it and threw in an extra $10 for them to deliver it for me. |
COOL, THEY ARE A GOOD UNIT
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5150 
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| stui magpie wrote: | Sweating like DTM knocking out the 4th for the day.
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Or picking up Rubik's Cubes in the David Gower...  |
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stui magpie
Prepare for the worst, hope for the best.
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| 5150 wrote: | | stui magpie wrote: | Sweating like DTM knocking out the 4th for the day.
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Or picking up Rubik's Cubes in the David Gower... |
While pressing the chocolate starfish firmly against the shower screen.  
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stui magpie
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And after that cheery thought, even though I had a very good morning I was just a tad pissed off that i missed the opportunity this morning to take the Daughter BF's new motor bike for a test drive. I haven't ridden a bike in decades so I want to just go for a quiet spin on the back streets and see how I go with it before I buy one myself. Probably have to do it helmetless as well as I have a boof head and I'm pretty sure his helmet won't fit so I don't want to get too much speed up.
I had planned to leave later than I did this morning so would have been all good, but because I left earlier I chose not to go wake him up and ask to take his keys.
Never mind, next weekend.
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Dangles
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| When the news says they can't reveal someone's name because of "legal reasons" Next time someone tries to put me on the spot with a tough question I'm going to say "I can't answer your question because of legal reasons" |
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Tannin
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There are several valid "legal reasons", Dangles. Pies4shaw could surely amplify my answer, but to get you started in roiughly the right direction, some that I can think of are:
Where one of the parties (victim, offender, perhaps even a witness) is a child.
Where the court has determined that the release of a person's name would be contrary to the broader interests of justice. Perhaps that person is a police informer; perhaps there are several intertwined matters and release of the name could muck up a subsequent trial; or perhaps the judge has simply been persuaded that for some reason this information should be repressed. (The obvious reason here is because that person's name is Gina and if mega-buck lawyers were sand she'd own a beach.)
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