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Check out the poor battler toward the end, he can't afford a modern car.
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Originally Posted by scarry
Really,they were ahead of us.We used to pack the groceries in large paper bags and take them to the cars of the owners.Part of the service in those days.And do home deliveries no extra charge,if thats what the customer wanted.
These days i try to do the opposite,keep the ice cream solid
Simples. All you need is a couple of handfuls of Brighton Light, Cement added to the IC as it starts to melt. Let stand for a couple of hours. Job done.
Do not try this at home or anywhere else, Kiddies.
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Check out the poor battler toward the end, he can't afford a modern car.
If you don't like trucks, stop buying stuff.
OldBushie
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If you don't like trucks, stop buying stuff.
Swaggie
Ian back at work helping out?
Yes i know i should have kept quiet,but i couldnt help myself
OldBushie
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Wizard
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I remember when Spike's death was announced on ABC Radio. They played this audio, which was a lovely send-off.
Rumour has it that, on one of his extended stays in Australia in the early seventies, he actually hosted an edition of This Day Tonight, but it has been lost like a lot of old footage which was erased rather than archived. Such a shame.
On the subject of the incomparable Spike, it is worth listening to some wonderful interviews with him which are posted on YouTube. One in particualr which springs to mind was part of a radio series called "In The Psychiatrist's Chair", in which he was interviewed by Professor Antony Clare. It, and other interviews like it, show what an amazing human being Spike was...
Here's the link to the interview by Antony Clare:
Spike Milligan - In the Psychiatrist's Chair (1982) - YouTube
Wizard
I wonder how many people cut there leg cutting down trees using one of these saw's.
I have a couple of permanent reminders - two scars - of my time with one of those 2 man crosscut saws. I was around 14 years old and using one with my brother. One of us got out of sync, the blade buckled and then being uncontrolled it ran across my leg twice just above my knee. At the time I didn't know just how white a bone is before the blood flows but I quickly learnt. Ouch!!
Swaggie
We always used bow saws when i was a kid,have lots of scars on my hands and fingers from them.
Anyway,back on topic,interesting pics.
I wonder how he would go looking for refrigerant leaks as a fridgy?
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A good demonstration of why safety chains should be crossed and kept as short as possible.
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