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jonny long shanks

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About jonny long shanks

  • Birthday 01/11/1982

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    Birmingham
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    Err shooting, fishing, walking, snoozing

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  1. Great Post! I'm not a regular on pw, but I do know that the season of good will lasts for 12 months with Mel and Lin. My wallet is 4yrs old now and has outlasted any other I have ever owned. Top guy 👍
  2. Thanks for the heads up, I don't agree with the employee issues. However my opinion on the re wilding is mis guided at best
  3. Can't beat a bit of drama. Trouble is it drags on for months.
  4. I did a bit of panic buying the other week to make sure I could still work. Everbuild and adshead Ratcliffe stopped manufacturing silicone sealant due to lack of raw materials. My supplier said it was down to a mix of brexit and covid. I'm glad I picked up the 20 boxes when I did as they sold out very quickly and I'm down to my last few boxes. Manufacturing starts back up on Tuesday apparently but no idea when the next delivery is
  5. I can't comment on the asgard sheds, but I have put together a few for customers over the years. They were difficult to put together on my own and seemed flimsy. The one thing that struck me though was the condensation. It was ridiculous, almost like it was raining indoors
  6. It's not just scoucers it's all over unfortunately. In reply to post above there's nothing worse than smashed glass on the footpath. It really annoys me to put it politely. If I'm walking the springer then I can pick her up, but if I have the dopey mastiff aswell then it gets tricky.
  7. I had it on earlier but my wife turned it off half way through Paul O'Grady. I always listen to radio 2 most days whilst working. I don't mind most of the presenters. It's just that Jeremy Vine fella and Vanessa Feltz that rub me up the wrong way
  8. I'm a self employed tradesman (multi trade) and the majority of my work is domestic. I'm in the fortunate position of being able to claim the government grants. So what do I do? Turn down all of the work and sit at home happy in the knowledge the tax payer is feathering my nest? Or don't claim the grants and go to work and maintain a customer base. I think I know what the pw community would rather I do. With the amount of work and enquiries I am getting I also think it would be immoral of me to just sit at home, not to mention fraudulent.
  9. There is universal stuff on ebay. Also why don't you just put the old glass back in?
  10. It's possible to allow air flow and also make it rat proof. When the costs are weighed up hardwood against composite. I'd go for composite
  11. You can try to bend and straighten, and if you do succeed, just remember, that's where the timber wants to go. I've seen walls taken out by timbers. There's no stopping it.
  12. Thumbs up for the husky 👍👍
  13. I've often considered working from home in my shed but unfortunately it's not quite big enough. Any talk of a shed extension is usually declined. My wife is in charge of planning permission 🙄 it will just have stay remain a refuge for now.
  14. I used to work at a butchers shop aswell. The blocks are made from maple with the end grain facing up so as it doesn't blunt the edge of the knives
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