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  1. 27th December 2007, 08:48 PM #171
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    hey ron......next time you are about to purchase something......try wearing long pants......

    it just may help........











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    Quote Originally Posted by DEFENDERZOOK View Post
    what have you got to lose......?

    probably that distracting horde of young childern pointing at him chanting "mummy look the strange mans half naked" thats distracting the sales staff causing them to grab bits out of the returned goods bin instead of the good stock items


    He might just manage to get some quality gear then...





















































    but knowing his luck they'll probabley keep giving him junk just to see what wierdo getup he comes back in.........
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  3. 3rd January 2008, 09:05 PM #173
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    The new sequential vapour injection LPG system was installed yesterday and today.

    All went swimmingly for a while then it stopped working.

    The brand new gas converter has a faulty solenoid - in fact the converter maybe faulty (we aren't sure). DieselGas Technologies now have it working well but I'll have to wait until they can get replacement solenoid from their supplier for final set up - probably Monday.
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    Oh why are we not surprised.

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    They were fixed for almost a week.

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    Bugger!

    I bought a new saw a couple of days ago from Bunnings. It was missing the user manual which really wasn't a big thing.

    However, tonight I downloaded the manual from the net and found my saw should have had 3 blades (which look expensive). Mine had one.

    Oh well, back to Bunnings tomorrow to try to convince them of the fact. Probably unlikely. My wife said it was my own fault - I should have taken her to buy it.

    Oh, I nearly forgot, bought a battery-less "shaker" torch from Jaycar. Gotta take it back tomorrow. It doesn't work.
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    You may have problems with your English when shopping
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    Honestly Ron, I’m sure you’d buy a kangaroo and it wouldn’t hop!

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    Ron, please don't start up a home shopping business.............
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    Statistically, what happens when I shop shouldn't happen.

    Seriously, when Elisabeth and I shop together, she will not buy anything I touch (I don't mean foodstuffs, etc., but electronics or electrical goods).

    My kids think it's funny!
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  10. 4th February 2008, 11:03 PM #180
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    Quote Originally Posted by p38arover View Post
    Statistically, what happens when I shop shouldn't happen.

    Seriously, when Elisabeth and shop together, she will not buy anything I touch (I don't mean foodstuffs, etc., but electronics or electrical goods).

    My kids think it's funny!
    You might need to buy them riggers gloves Ron . Just so your sexy fingers don't touch them in the shop
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