I have a chainsaw and know where Walter lives, can I take the pissards and start the bidding at £50
You've not met Edith then?
I can start the bidding on a slightly chainsawed Northumbrian, with his little "umph" missing!
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It's Walters' fault!
- Thread starter Neil Lawton
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You've not met Edith then?
I can start the bidding on a slightly chainsawed Northumbrian, with his little "umph" missing!
Nice pens Neil, I can see a few of these being posted now.
chas_41_uk
Registered
Three very nice pens Neil. I particularly like the sycamore.
I can just imagines Walter's face when he gets up in the morning and just finds a stump in his garden
I can just imagines Walter's face when he gets up in the morning and just finds a stump in his garden
Not the best advert, but it is lovely to turn Mike.
I'll have a look tomorrow, if I have a bit left I'll send you it to try, if you like?
That's very kind of you Neil, I'll happily pay you for it and P&P.
Walter
Fellow
I have a chainsaw and know where Walter lives, can I take the pissards and start the bidding at £50
Keep away from my garden Lonsdale!!
Mr Browning and I will be waiting for you.
Walter
Fellow
What was intended to be a light hearted firearms related jest in the previous post seems a little distasteful now that I have read of the sad news about David's friend.
Bob is of course welcome in my garden. (So long as he leaves his chainsaw at home).
A peaceful Christmas to all.
Bob is of course welcome in my garden. (So long as he leaves his chainsaw at home).
A peaceful Christmas to all.
Thank you for the comments guys.
Had a look this morning and I have 2 pieces left. Both are heartwood / sapwood junctions and should make interesting pens.
One has a slight shake in the sapwood, but it is stable.
I'll stick one in the post for Mike, and one for Steven if you want it?
Pm me your addresses, and I'll send them out when the post office re opens.
Merry Christmas.
Had a look this morning and I have 2 pieces left. Both are heartwood / sapwood junctions and should make interesting pens.
One has a slight shake in the sapwood, but it is stable.
I'll stick one in the post for Mike, and one for Steven if you want it?
Pm me your addresses, and I'll send them out when the post office re opens.
Merry Christmas.
Les ELm
Executive Member
Did a few of these a while back.
Les
Les
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Lons
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Following my brush with the boys in blue over an old rifle earlier this year, also from Amble I won't be anywhere near your pissards Walter, wouldn't know what one looked like anyway I'll have to contract some undesirables to do the job for me!
Just kidding 'cos you know where I live as well:wink:
I'll have to contract some undesirables to do the job for me!Not had the pleasure Neil but I'm sure she's a lovely lady, must be a saint to put up with Walter?
Just kidding 'cos you know where I live as well:wink:
Nice pens Neil.