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| Stilldrillin:
Doctor...... I have a problem....... The trouble started, I believe, when I joined a new forum some 3 months ago. I now find it very difficult to throw anything away! I hoard many different things, because they might be usefull in the future. I find myself looking into rubbish skips, hoping to find something interesting. I find it very hard not to rummage in my neighbour`s rubbish bins. Yesterday was the final straw....... I looked in our bin, shortly before it was to be emptied, & found the 4 year old toilet brush my wife had thrown out. Determined to save anything of use I tried to remove the brush head. This proved impossible, as I had glued it in place some time ago. Realising the bin men were fast approaching, I sawed off the head as close to the bristles as I could, and threw the head in the bin. The solid plastic handle went into my materials stock pile. I am now rather upset...... Maybe I could have saved the head of that 4 year old bog brush for some usefull purpose? Doctor....... What is wrong with me? Can anything be done? David. |
| sbwhart:
David I'm sorry to say you have a double dose of :proj: :proj: the only know cure is to complete a project and then its only a temporary cure, before the next project or two comes along. As for the Bog brush fancy letting that go :hammer: :wack: :hammer: :wack: :hammer: :wack::hammer: :wack::hammer: :wack: there may be a glimmer of hope for you yet. Stew |
| bogstandard:
The time to start worrying is when screaming along the road, you notice say an old bolt on the carriageway, and you quickly grind to a halt to rescue it from a fate worse than death. That is when safety starts to become an issue. The police don't like you parking in the outside lane of a motorway during rush hour. Almost anything else is acceptable. Bogs |
| John Hill:
--- Quote from: Mr B Standard ---The time to start worrying is when screaming along the road, you notice say an old bolt on the carriageway, and you quickly grind to a halt to rescue it from a fate worse than death. That is when safety starts to become an issue. The police don't like you parking in the outside lane of a motorway during rush hour. --- End quote --- John, that was not a problem when driving this car (note size comparison with those on either side) as I could easily reach down and pick things off the road without having to completely stop. It was a different story persuading my passenger to pick things out of the gutter though. |
| John Hill:
Stew, I dont understand why this perfectly good bog brush was being thrown out or have you reverted to using paper? ::) |
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