bum
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jonocarroll
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WarmBeer
Unhappy camper
WRONG!!!
bum
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I just saw Thirst. Been waiting for this for a long time. I know it is a tremendous film but I can't help feel it couldn't carry the weight of expectation. Of course it was nothing at all like expected so future viewings will be more rewarding.
buttersd70
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well, yes........the bottom half is wrong....but the top half is right.
chappo1970
Piss off or Buy Me A Beer
I suddenly found myself booking a flight to canada? WTF?
warra48
I've drunk all my homebrew and I'm still worried.
I woke up this morning, and have logged on to AHB.
brettprevans
HB so good, it will raise the dead
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hmmm i agree Chaps. No wonder Maple is heading back to Canada for xmas. he's going for the camels. well their toes actually.
jonocarroll
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Random question in need of somewhat urgent answer:
Let's say you have a garden tap. Let's say you used it earlier this morning, and turned it off as normal. Now let's say that the damn thing is running fully open without you doing anything and won't turn off no matter which way you turn the handle, and the genius who built your front garden buried the mains tap <somewhere>. Let's say your wife just called to tell you that this is the current situation at home, and that she needs to leave for work in an hour or so. What do you do? :unsure:
Let's say you have a garden tap. Let's say you used it earlier this morning, and turned it off as normal. Now let's say that the damn thing is running fully open without you doing anything and won't turn off no matter which way you turn the handle, and the genius who built your front garden buried the mains tap <somewhere>. Let's say your wife just called to tell you that this is the current situation at home, and that she needs to leave for work in an hour or so. What do you do? :unsure:
peas_and_corn
I'm sorry Dave, I'm afraid I cannot mash that
Set your email to "autoreply/on leave" and go to the unibar.
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Tell said wife to ring the council and let them know there is a busted water main outside your house... They'll send a plumber ASAP... when he gets there, tell her to tell them they must have mis heard her, and to bat her eye lids a bit... ;-)
brettprevans
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P&C wins with his response.
you need to call your water provider and find out where the main is. If you have any old plans of your house (like from a section 32 when you bught the house), it should have the drainage plan for the block. that will show you where the main runs onto the property. most likely far left or far right hand side of the property. then get a shovel and start digging.
you need to call your water provider and find out where the main is. If you have any old plans of your house (like from a section 32 when you bught the house), it should have the drainage plan for the block. that will show you where the main runs onto the property. most likely far left or far right hand side of the property. then get a shovel and start digging.
