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    Noisey boiler....

    ...amazing what WD 40 can do,one spray and all is quite,hopefully(it's minus 5*c)

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    Je ne comprends pas ?

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    He is referring to the delectable central heating boiler... something we dont get over here.. yet... apparently the insatiable winging pommes (no offence.. i am after all one, well was one!) are dragging them over and starting to fit them... so it wont be long.
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    I thought as much but one never knows with a Grockle
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    Quote Originally Posted by 5teve View Post
    He is referring to the delectable central heating boiler... something we dont get over here.. yet... apparently the insatiable winging pommes (no offence.. i am after all one, well was one!) are dragging them over and starting to fit them... so it wont be long.
    Joy.....

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    Close enough Ron!
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    cheeky little Vixen

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    Thought you were talking about the mother in law for a wile

    A few out my way still use the oil powered hot water and also stoves

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    Quote Originally Posted by p38arover View Post
    Flying potatoes?
    some of the ones over here are slightly less useful than a flying potato! so i wasnt far off the mark!



    Steve

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