My propensity for buying faulty goods continues.

I've ordered one of these for you Ron:

http://www.aulro.com/afvb/attachment...3&d=1303964253

You should have it in time for the weekend & I've already checked with TerryO - dogs are fine at Wakefield Park :).

With friends like you.........

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Originally Posted by p38arover

I tried so I could send some to my wife and daughter but the blasted thing won't stay still long enough!

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The park brake must be faulty. :p

I've just rung Elisabeth and told her the dog's going back! I can't handle the barking, yelping, peeing, and crapping. :mad:

I wouldn't make a good parent!

probably for the best,,

you'd NEVER handle the sobbing, crying and bawling--

after you spend 12 months with it and have to give it back---;)

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Originally Posted by Pedro_The_Swift

probably for the best,,

you'd NEVER handle the sobbing, crying and bawling--

after you spend 12 months with it and have to give it back---;)

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We had one once before but she was a bit older when we got her - plus I was at work most of the time,

I bought a reciprocating saw yesterday.

I tried it today.

It lasted less than a minute before it failed. It didn't even make it 1/4 way through a piece of 90 mm stormwater pipe. Bunnings replaced it today.

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Originally Posted by p38arover

I bought a reciprocating saw yesterday.

I tried it today.

It lasted less than a minute before it failed. It didn't even make it 1/4 way through a piece of 90 mm stormwater pipe. Bunnings replaced it today.

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...buy a hacksaw, Ron - not much to go wrong with one of those is there ? :)

I still have the hacksaw given to me when I was a trainee tech back in 1965. I was just testing the saw. :(

I think you need to teach Elisabeth how to use that new endoscope:p:D

Whatever you do don't touch it:o:wasntme:

Mrs hh:angel: