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Cut the grass front and back, then did the car. Tar removal is a pain in the tits but so worth it when the car is polished up. Polished the alloys and dressed the tyres - she looks brand new now. And of course you get the obvious "will ya do mine when you're done?" :rolleyes: Em....NO! Feck off and stop lounging around and do your own!!
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So glad that day is over got about two to three hours sleep before work like a zombie but off again tomorrow so can relax a bit:).Please Kill Me wrote: »Cut the grass front and back, then did the car. Tar removal is a pain in the tits but so worth it when the car is polished up. Polished the alloys and dressed the tyres - she looks brand new now. And of course you get the obvious "will ya do mine when you're done?" :rolleyes: Em....NO! Feck off and stop lounging around and do your own!!
Ah de tarring the car is the biggest pain in the hole, when I first bought mine I dont know were your man had been driving but it was covered in tar took hours to get it all off but as you said well worth it
, polished up my own car the last few days was starting to get dust particles on the dash drives me nuts so scrubbed the inside smells so clean, washed her, dressed the tyres etc and with no heavy rain its still shiny and clean looking . :pac: ah the legendary one liner everytime I do my car must get said to me about ten times that or if your keep polishing that thing youll wear the paint away is another fave of my neighbours.
That sucks about the job Baron :mad:.0 -
Sorry to hear that about the job, baronvonsomething.
Marty, your reaction when you see dust on your dash is hilarious. :pac: I remember I tried to clean it once and made it worse and you got annoyed at me. :pac:
Just home from work, but have to get ready for bootcamp, bloody circuit training tonight. I'm shattered, didn't sleep well and woke up with a headache that hasn't fcuked off all day, so I'm dreading tonight's class. Ah well, I'm sure I'll be grand once I get there. Have to go anyway, I have to pay my next set of fees. 0 -
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baron von something wrote: »thanks guys,guess i'm stuck in this job for now.on a lighter note,roll on saturday.its my best friends birthday which we also call 'national suit day'.for one day we ditch our converse,ramones t-shirts and baggy jeans and the guys all put on suits and the gals put on fancy frocks and we go out on the lash.its running into our 8th year now.even our friends abroad join in and have their own 'international suit day' and dress up on the day.looking forward to it immensely
That sounds like amazing fun!
(Must remember to do this sometime!)0 -
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I have a birthday on Saturday myself, something of a delayed 21st :pac: The guy who's having the party had exams shortly after his birthday, so he focused on study and pushed the party back to post-exam 0 -
I have a leaving party to go to for a mate whos going to America on a J1 on Friday then a house warming leading into town on Saturday whether I go Saturday all depends how hungover I am from Friday.mahamageehad wrote: »That sounds like amazing fun!
(Must remember to do this sometime!)
Yeh should its good craic, I done it once before but sounds like Baron does it the right way. 0 -
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Jesus fcuking Christ gregers, that's absolutely amazing!! So proud of you!
Thank you:D:D cant believe how quick it fell off me!!! im sticking to the training now but my diet has changed im at the weight i wanted to be now (although i taught it would take months not a month haha) so just a matter of dropping the body fat rate and keeping it level!!
did u enjoy the game on sat??0 -
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Please Kill Me wrote: »It is. WD-40 will remove stickers/tape/adhesive etc.
Is there anything it can't do?
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Ignore him altogether
Open the door and go outside and completely ignore him turn your side to him
Do not let him see your afraid
He'll get more excited and show more aggression
If he snarls at you stand your ground and challenge him back with a loud shout
Take it from someone who has an Akita my dog used to do this with friends he didn't know and this is what I told them and it works 0 -
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So I wrote a short story today... *peeps out from behind stack of notebooks* I'd appreciate any feedback. I'm trying to broaden my writing skills further than half-assing Avengers fanfiction... *cough*
I can't see anything. Do you have to be logged in to see it? I'll try when I get home from work.
I hate everyone that can be out in the sun. Went out for a smoke and it's absolutely gorgeous. Won't be like that when I get off work 0 -
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I can't see anything. Do you have to be logged in to see it? I'll try when I get home from work.
I hate everyone that can be out in the sun. Went out for a smoke and it's absolutely gorgeous. Won't be like that when I get off work
Mature content filter, prevents you seeing certain stuff unless you have an account and change the settings I think.0 -
dodderangler wrote: »Ignore him altogether
Open the door and go outside and completely ignore him turn your side to him
Do not let him see your afraid
He'll get more excited and show more aggression
If he snarls at you stand your ground and challenge him back with a loud shout
Take it from someone who has an Akita my dog used to do this with friends he didn't know and this is what I told them and it works
Do NOT do this!!
Challenging a dog that is acting out of character is completely unsound advice. In fact you should NEVER challenge a dog that is clearly asking you to back off or you will get bitten. No way would I ever introduce my dog to people it didn't know by suggesting people challenge her!!
Killer, sounds like there could be something medically at fault with the dog for its sudden change towards you or indeed a recent event may have it uncertain with people other than its owner. There's a lot of reasons a dogs mood can change suddenly. Inform the owner and ask if this is a recent transition. If so I'd suggest getting it to the vet and get in touch with a QUALIFIED canine behaviourist.0 -
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House parties with the dog inside?! Could explain his uncertainty towards anybody other than the owner coming indoors. Poor dog. You'll have to build your relationship up with him again. He needs to know you're not something to be afraid of.
Ignore him completely on entering the house, going about sorting his feed and opening the doors. Don't make a fuss of him or acknowledge him snarling. You've entered his safe home and he has nowhere else to go to feel safe, hence appearing aggressive towards you. Fluid, soft but quick movements on your part. Nothing sudden or challenging!!
He does sound very uncertain poor fella. Just be careful with him and leave his feeding as the last job. He does sound like he's become food aggressive which could have something to do with the house parties - you never know what drunk people would find funny!!
Mention it to the owner all the same. They should know anything different in their dogs behaviour and be careful yourself that he doesn't catch you with his teeth. Sounds more nervous than a vicious dog, but that doesn't mean he won't nip/bite if he's uncertain in his own home with nowhere to run
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Marty McFly wrote: »Oh really might take a look so, is that were it originated? Im a newbie to The Walking Dead, only started watching last week because it was on Sky Demand and had heard so many people talking about it, I now get the hype.
Yeah it comes from the comics. It's a similar story but obviously it's been tweaked for TV. I watched the first season of the show and tbh it didn't sell me. The characters are fleshed out better in the comics.
You can pick up the compendium which is the first 50 odd in one book in Easons. Well worth a read.
EDIT : FYI Daryl is not in the comics. This appears to be a big deal for people that have watched the show first.
You also check the Telltale game. It's set in the same universe but has it's own story. It will cause tears.0 -
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