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Originally posted by Kirk
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He's contracted to Waitrose - not sure they'd be happy with him promoting both
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Store finder not needed I'm in there regularly.....resisting all the goodies!Originally posted by Bigmallly View Post
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Charlie Dimmock - Titmarsh - I don't think it was a deliberate spelling mistake but then again it could have been...............Originally posted by vixylix View PostHe's contracted to Waitrose - not sure they'd be happy with him promoting both
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Charlie Dummock made gardening programs watchable to male viewers who were not really into gardening, and was the eye candy for the men as Tommy Walsh was for the women, and gardeners just like watching Alan Titmarsh, Umm I mean Titchmarsh. Yes she was bra less and didn't mind getting stuck in sweaty and dirty and I recall my old Dad thought she was smashing and made gardening sexy. Being pure of heart (cough) I just recall that her speciality was water features but her tee shirts always remained dry ;0) shame....
Well my local Poundland didn't have the Wodden-Handled Rake, there was however a plastic handled version, but at a �1 a pop I have treated myself to the other wooden handled hand tools for plot 23B and they appear to look very robust. The proof will be in the using and I will let you know how well they stand up to use.
At a �1 I may actually buy another Wooden-Handled Trowel and apply a mer you know a ham-mer and persuade it into a tighter narrower planting version using a section of broom handle and the vice to dress the steel around.
The good thing with these tools is that they are cheap, I don't want anything too shiny and nickable in the shed.Comment
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Not to anybody I knew he wasn't. Am sure he's a very nice bloke but he was there for his DIY skills rather than anything else and some of us are able to watch TV without focusing on the presenters bodies.Originally posted by Cadalot View Post
Some of us live in the past, always talking about back then. Some of us live in the future, always planning what we are going to do. And, then there are those, who neither look behind or ahead, but just enjoy the moment of right now.
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^^^^^^^^^^^I thought that's why certain presenters were chosen.........Potty by name Potty by nature.
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We hang petty thieves and appoint great ones to public office.
Aesop 620BC-560BC
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Sorry, am assuming a joke but it's totally over my head.Originally posted by jackarmy View PostWot be de longest river in Egypt ?
Some of us live in the past, always talking about back then. Some of us live in the future, always planning what we are going to do. And, then there are those, who neither look behind or ahead, but just enjoy the moment of right now.
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OK, I'm going to say my piece!
None of the Groundforce presenters appealed to me, whatever their "attributes" (and they'll have drooped a lot since they were filmed) but if they want to put their names to a cheap line of Gardening or DIY stuff that's good enough for me.
So can we go back to talking about � shops now, please
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Ok Vc, whilst i enjoy the odd bargain at the � shop, they can also lull you into a sense of false security.
Quite often i have found, home bargains or the like will sell the same product for less than a pound, happy days
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well thanks a lot BM I've just spent a small fortune... for a gazillion things mind you so I'm pretty happy about it
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You are very welcome, hope you all have many hours of pleasure..........Originally posted by vixylix View Postwell thanks a lot BM I've just spent a small fortune... for a gazillion things mind you so I'm pretty happy about it
sigpic�Gorillas are very intelligent, but they don't have to be as delicate as chimps -- they can just smash open the termite nest,�
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That's why I always leave �land as the last port of call as you know how much they charge..........Originally posted by jackarmy View PostOk Vc, whilst i enjoy the odd bargain at the � shop, they can also lull you into a sense of false security.
Quite often i have found, home bargains or the like will sell the same product for less than a pound, happy days
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I didnt think he was there for that sort of thing either. I like his DIY stuff, does some good stuff with waste material. But with his massive belly I didnt think he was there for eye candy.Originally posted by Alison View PostComment
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