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Re: Garage Illumination Project Complete
« Reply #15 on: 14 December 2009, 17:36:17 »

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I have to a special delivery letter to Liverpool tomorrow, because I need to send £30 to my son. I've already sent it once by standard delivery. Guess what? It never got there.

I cant wait till the post office is bankrupted by electronic mail and bank transfers. When all the thieving bastards are out of work it might make them realise they'd have been better off providing a decent service.

You really need to check yours meds:

Son: Ah nice Daddy sent me money, i will say it never arrived so i get more

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My son knows the true worth of money. More than can be said for your parents son.

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Dont make remarks about my son, in jest or otherwise. He was brought up knowing that every penny had to be counted, not getting everything given to him on a plate.

You dish it, but can't take it can you?  ;D  ::)
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Re: Garage Illumination Project Complete
« Reply #16 on: 14 December 2009, 17:37:55 »

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I have to a special delivery letter to Liverpool tomorrow, because I need to send £30 to my son. I've already sent it once by standard delivery. Guess what? It never got there.

I cant wait till the post office is bankrupted by electronic mail and bank transfers. When all the thieving bastards are out of work it might make them realise they'd have been better off providing a decent service.

You really need to check yours meds:

Son: Ah nice Daddy sent me money, i will say it never arrived so i get more

 ::)

My son knows the true worth of money. More than can be said for your parents son.

 :-?


Dont make remarks about my son, in jest or otherwise. He was brought up knowing that every penny had to be counted, not getting everything given to him on a plate.

You dish it, but can't take it can you?  ;D  ::)


That's right.
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Re: Garage Illumination Project Complete
« Reply #17 on: 14 December 2009, 18:10:30 »

Nice job there Tunnie, thought you might have gone the whole whack though and painted the floor with some seal-o-create or what ever it is called.  i I have used the red, green and grey in the past, they all add the finishing touch, plus aid in the wiping up of spillages.   :y :y
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Re: Garage Illumination Project Complete
« Reply #18 on: 14 December 2009, 18:16:52 »

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Nice job there Tunnie, thought you might have gone the whole whack though and painted the floor with some seal-o-create or what ever it is called.  i I have used the red, green and grey in the past, they all add the finishing touch, plus aid in the wiping up of spillages.   :y :y

Thought about it, but i use the jack in the garage, and think it would chip / damage it?  :-/
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Re: Garage Illumination Project Complete
« Reply #19 on: 14 December 2009, 18:22:22 »

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Nice job there Tunnie, thought you might have gone the whole whack though and painted the floor with some seal-o-create or what ever it is called.  i I have used the red, green and grey in the past, they all add the finishing touch, plus aid in the wiping up of spillages.   :y :y

Thought about it, but i use the jack in the garage, and think it would chip / damage it?  :-/

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My old man used to run a 3 bay and 2 bay garage maintaining 100 vechicles includinding 17.5 tonners and HGV tractor cabs and the floor only got a repaint every 5 years or so to smarten it up.

If you did chip it the concrete would probably suffer as well.
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« Reply #20 on: 14 December 2009, 18:32:04 »

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Nice job there Tunnie, thought you might have gone the whole whack though and painted the floor with some seal-o-create or what ever it is called.  i I have used the red, green and grey in the past, they all add the finishing touch, plus aid in the wiping up of spillages.   :y :y

Thought about it, but i use the jack in the garage, and think it would chip / damage it?  :-/

PMSL

My old man used to run a 3 bay and 2 bay garage maintaining 100 vechicles includinding 17.5 tonners and HGV tractor cabs and the floor only got a repaint every 5 years or so to smarten it up.

If you did chip it the concrete would probably suffer as well.

It does get stupidly dusty in there, very tempted to do it.
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Re: Garage Illumination Project Complete
« Reply #21 on: 14 December 2009, 18:43:40 »

'bout time you bought a bloody toolbox, good to see the big box has gone!
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Re: Garage Illumination Project Complete
« Reply #22 on: 14 December 2009, 19:01:17 »

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'bout time you bought a bloody toolbox, good to see the big box has gone!

As i was emptying it, i kept saying, 'Ahhhh thats where that went' and 'ohhh never knew i had that'  ;D

Its much easier to find tools now, all the small ones don't fall to the bottom  ;D ;D
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« Reply #23 on: 14 December 2009, 19:08:48 »

nice garage.. and illumination is enough for surgery.. ;D

seriously very good for work on cars in winter.. I'm fed up working in cold..

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Re: Garage Illumination Project Complete
« Reply #24 on: 14 December 2009, 19:16:22 »

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nice garage.. and illumination is enough for surgery.. ;D

seriously very good for work on cars in winter.. I'm fed up working in cold..



Just trying to imagine Tunnie, with a face mask and pink marigolds on now.   ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D
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« Reply #25 on: 14 December 2009, 19:29:03 »

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nice garage.. and illumination is enough for surgery.. ;D

seriously very good for work on cars in winter.. I'm fed up working in cold..


Buy one get one free on brain surgery  :y
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Re: Garage Illumination Project Complete
« Reply #26 on: 14 December 2009, 19:30:16 »

 ;D ;D :y
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Re: Garage Illumination Project Complete
« Reply #27 on: 14 December 2009, 19:33:06 »

next thing to get is a compressor i think, start getting me some air tools  8-)
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Re: Garage Illumination Project Complete
« Reply #28 on: 14 December 2009, 20:10:37 »

You can do a quick oil change on the Rover, seeing as you have lighting....
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Re: Garage Illumination Project Complete
« Reply #29 on: 14 December 2009, 21:02:49 »

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You can do a quick oil change on the Rover, seeing as you have lighting....

No problemo, while your waiting, fit that spare auto-dipping mirror i have to my 2.2 :)
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