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[Field Marshal Dr. Opti]

I can't believe you lot are so interested in 'stacking tins'. Surely this is more a topic of conversation for 'girlies'

What a bunch of old women.

[aaronjb]

What a bunch of old women.

It must be your first day here..

[STEMO]

I can't believe you lot are so interested in 'stacking tins'. Surely this is more a topic of conversation for 'girlies'

What a bunch of old women.

Oh yes. We do washing machines, tumble driers, vacuum cleaners and even the odd omega.

[EMD]

Dont get me started on those plastic irremovable pull tags on the top of milk cartons  Do Heinz make those as well 

[Field Marshal Dr. Opti]

Whatever next?

The OOF guide to napkin folding and flower arrangement.

[Shackeng]

Whatever next?

The OOF guide to napkin folding and flower arrangement.

Ooh goody, when does that start?

[Field Marshal Dr. Opti]

Whatever next?

The OOF guide to napkin folding and flower arrangement.

Ooh goody, when does that start?

.....immediately after the OOF dressmaking thread.

[Mr Skrunts]

I used to work in a factory that made soup for various companies, Tesco, Co-op and Sainburys being just 3 of them.  We used to use the 3 piece tins, they were supplied to us from metal box with one lid allready on, when I worked there I was sent on a course to metal box in worcester where they took us on a guided tour round the factory and they showed us thier new production line making the one piece tins (larger and beer cans) and then printeing them.  Facinating stuff.

[Entwood]

I used to work in a factory that made soup for various companies, Tesco, Co-op and Sainburys being just 3 of them.  We used to use the 3 piece tins, they were supplied to us from metal box with one lid allready on, when I worked there I was sent on a course to metal box in worcester where they took us on a guided tour round the factory and they showed us thier new production line making the one piece tins (larger and beer cans) and then printeing them.  Facinating stuff.

That mean you get more in?

[Andy B]

I used to work in a factory that made soup for various companies, Tesco, Co-op and Sainburys being just 3 of them.  We used to use the 3 piece tins, they were supplied to us from metal box with one lid allready on, when I worked there I was sent on a course to metal box in worcester where they took us on a guided tour round the factory and they showed us thier new production line making the one piece tins (larger and beer cans) and then printeing them.  Facinating stuff.

Metal Box used to be just up the road, I work with blokes that worked there, there are now houses where it used to be. The only indication of the factory is a road called Metal Box Way.
I went to Worcester ...... a great, expenses paid week end was had by all

[tigers_gonads]

The missus, her nobhead brother and her old man works at metalbox  in Hull for donkeys years
She made the Duraglit tins iirc

[STEMO]

The missus, her nobhead brother and her old man works at metalbox  in Hull for donkeys years
She made the Duraglit tins iirc

Duraglit. That's a blast from the past. Wasn't it polishing cloths inside a tin?

[tigers_gonads]

The missus, her nobhead brother and her old man works at metalbox  in Hull for donkeys years
She made the Duraglit tins iirc

Duraglit. That's a blast from the past. Wasn't it polishing cloths inside a tin?

Wads of cotton wool type stuff iirc

[STEMO]

The missus, her nobhead brother and her old man works at metalbox  in Hull for donkeys years
She made the Duraglit tins iirc

Duraglit. That's a blast from the past. Wasn't it polishing cloths inside a tin?

Wads of cotton wool type stuff iirc

That's the one, used to make my mums fingers go black.

[SIR Philbutt]

The missus, her nobhead brother and her old man works at metalbox  in Hull for donkeys years
She made the Duraglit tins iirc

Duraglit. That's a blast from the past. Wasn't it polishing cloths inside a tin?

Got a tin of that in my garage cupboard  comes in useful now and again