Don't your screw guns have a reverse function? [bigwhistle]Quote:
Originally Posted by pop058
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Don't your screw guns have a reverse function? [bigwhistle]Quote:
Originally Posted by pop058
Always best to take it out the other side. You don't want to burr the head of a perfectly good screw.[bigsmile1]Quote:
Originally Posted by V8Ian
As do fish hooks,don’t ask me how I know[bigsad]Quote:
Originally Posted by pop058
Cut them off and push them through is often the only way[bighmmm]
More pus out this morning and the relief in pressure plus antibiotics now seem to be working, finally. I'll spare you any more pics. [emoji3]
Still no idea how I got it though. I guess we are just living in a world of nasty bugs and don't realise most of the time.
Yes but on a dog clutch, so you have push the screw further in to get the clutch to engage.Quote:
Originally Posted by V8Ian
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Yes but on a dog clutch, so you have push the screw further in to get the clutch to engage.
Which might make the eyes water a smidgen.:oops2:
Sook, [wink11]Quote:
Originally Posted by 4bee
No, watery eyes does not make one a sook, dust can do that.
When one accidentally belts one's todger with a 4 lb ball pein on an anvil, well that might do it if one cries hysterically & calls the hammer&/or anvil manufacturer an obscene name not found stamped on said hammer or Anvil & one calls for their Mummy.
That is a sook. The phrase of "Don't ask me how I know" is not applicable here.[bigrolf][bigrolf]
The grandkids and I have been discussing unusual dishes we could try and have come up with the list below. Maybe you can suggest more.
Budgie burgers
Snake sushi
Slow-cooked wombat
Goanna steaks
Worm spaghetti
Koala kebabs
Magpie meatballs
Python balls
Lizard lasagne
Octopus ice-cream
I reckon 'Python Balls' might make the donor a bit snakey.