Stanley 1-92-855, 1-92-038 & Silverline Trestles

fin · Post by **fin** » Thu Sep 04, 2014 8:01 pm

i had that happen once with a load of skirting board. didnt tie it on properly at the timber yard. all over the road at the round about by the wear bridge in sunderland. ooops

ayjay · Post by **ayjay** » Thu Sep 04, 2014 8:22 pm

fin wrote:

i had that happen once with a load of skirting board. didnt tie it on properly at the timber yard. all over the road at the round about by the wear bridge in sunderland. ooops

I saw a cast iron bath fall off the back of a truck once, that made a racket: and a whole load of glass off a van another time, about six large sheets laid flat on a roof rack, he didn't even make it out of the glass merchants yard, down the dip of the kerb and off they all slid - I can't deny it, I did chuckle.

My trestles weren't tied on at all, I put them up there first thing as I didn't need them, just plain forgot they were there. Wondered why that geezer was making funny hand signals at me when he caught me up at the roundabout - I reckon they came off at the previous roundabout, possibly not too far from his car.

Picking up a good second hand pair of Zags tomorrow - less than a pony - I love Ebay. :cool:

wine~o · Post by **wine~o** » Fri Sep 05, 2014 6:06 am

ayjay wrote:
Picking up a good second hand pair of Zags tomorrow - less than a pony - I love Ebay.

What's the betting on the Vendor having found a pair lying around on the Christchurch bypass........

ayjay · Post by **ayjay** » Fri Sep 05, 2014 7:39 am

wine~o wrote:
ayjay wrote:
Picking up a good second hand pair of Zags tomorrow - less than a pony - I love Ebay.

What's the betting on the Vendor having found a pair lying around on the Christchurch bypass........

I'd take a punt against that, (but I'd try to see the funny side if I'm wrong).

ayjay · Post by **ayjay** » Fri Sep 05, 2014 3:37 pm

One pair of almost pristine beauties, they've definitely never seen a building site, just a couple of car-boot sales.

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I gave them a wash, and chose to disinfect them too - collected them from a woman who must have an abattoir in her kitchen.

Who the heck gets up in the morning and thinks "I'll wear these clothes with at least a months worth of food-stains covering them" ?

fin · Post by **fin** » Fri Sep 05, 2014 7:34 pm

whats a pony ayjay?

wine~o · Post by **wine~o** » Fri Sep 05, 2014 7:39 pm

fin wrote:whats a pony ayjay?

More than you Northerners earn in a day...............

ayjay · Post by **ayjay** » Fri Sep 05, 2014 8:47 pm

fin wrote:whats a pony ayjay?

£25.00.

......and £500 is a monkey - £2000 is an Archer (Jeffrey)

fin · Post by **fin** » Thu Oct 16, 2014 6:55 pm

i knew what a monkey was coz a mate of mine is a car trader and hes like ahh i made a monkey of this or that etc etc. hes another one that likes to brag about how much hes made but doesnt like paying a pony or less. for a bloke to do work for him

Stanley 1-92-855, 1-92-038 & Silverline Trestles

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