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Oh crap!
Posted by Phil Kyle on November 25th, 2007


Harry Bloomfield <harry.m1bytNOSPAM@tiscali.co.uk> wrote in
news:mn.c3b37d7b5a45276d.8412@tiscali.co.uk:

FILTH!



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Posted by Dylan35 on November 25th, 2007


What the fuck has all this car crap got to do with
uk.telecom.broadband

Adam


Posted by Jim Way on November 25th, 2007



"Phil Kyle" <philkyle2003@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:fiar4h$8g2$19@blackhelicopter.databasix.com.. .
Holy shit! He's been playing with Neil and Craig and Chrith!



Posted by Jim Way on November 25th, 2007



"Dylan35" <dyalan35@hatelenny.com> wrote in message
news:Sa6dnfZTg-jRytTanZ2dnUVZ8rCdnZ2d@eclipse.net.uk...
It's got fuck all to do with Surrey either, Adam. Abuse reprot sent.



Posted by Phil Kyle on November 26th, 2007


"Jim Way" <light@under_bushel.eu> wrote in
news:NUf2j.76863$I52.30638@fe07.news.easynews.com:

Thar she blows!
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Posted by Robert Peffers on November 26th, 2007


"Phil Kyle" <philkyle2003@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:fiar4h$8g2$19@blackhelicopter.databasix.com.. .
snip.
The trouble is that these were probably overtight in the first place.
They seat on a taper and just a little over hand tight will give a good
seal.

You can get extracors for broken screws. These are used after you drill a
hole in the screw. They have a rough screw type cutting edge, (like a tap),
but with the opposite direction thread. As you screw them into the hole you
drilled they are turning in the opposite direction to the thread you are
attempting to remove so tend to extract the original threaded screw.
I.e., original screw thread tightens by turning clockwise: New thread is
going in anti-clockwise. It is also advisable to use some heat on the old
screw first and then to let it go cold., (heat expands the original screw
and makes it tighter but when it cools it helps break the grip of the
threads.
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Auld Bob Peffers,
Kelty,
Fife,
Scotland, (UK).


Posted by Jim Way on November 26th, 2007



"Robert Peffers" <peffers50@btinternet.com> wrote in message
news:94WdnQJoX8nsfdfanZ2dnUVZ8q6onZ2d@bt.com...
So you are talking of hand jobs, eh?

Is this a reference to coitus interruptus?

"SCREW THEM INTO THE HOLE" !!!!!!

Much more FILTH!

Is this some special heating sexual lubricant you are referring to? Neil &
Emma Barker would be very interested in this if it would also keep their
Gregg's Pies warm during their sessions.

Thank you for the information, Auld Bob Peffers. (Div 'ee ken Oor Wullie?)



Posted by BrianE on November 26th, 2007


In article <lCB2j.1687$5R1.1503@fe03.news.easynews.com>,
light@under_bushel.eu says...
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thar's gold in them thar hills..

Posted by Jim Way on November 26th, 2007



"BrianE" <brian@nojunkplease.co.uk> wrote in message
news:MPG.21b4ff97202a459c9896c7@news.motzarella.or g...
Why do you keep posting "I" in Morse?



Posted by Kraftee on November 26th, 2007


Jim Way wrote:
Their sig designator is broken, just one of the many differences built
in by design by Billy Gates...



Posted by Phil Kyle on November 27th, 2007


"Jim Way" <light@under_bushel.eu> wrote in
news:lCB2j.1687$5R1.1503@fe03.news.easynews.com:


LAFF! These crazy chaps and their lingo wot they use to discuss FILTH in
the guise of fishing washing machines and all that tedious domestic
guff.
Does Emma keep them pies up her muff, so they're warm?


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Posted by Phil Kyle on November 27th, 2007


BrianE <brian@nojunkplease.co.uk> wrote in
news:MPG.21b4ff97202a459c9896c7@news.motzarella.or g:

Somebody explain how usenet works to brian.
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Posted by BrianE on November 27th, 2007


In article <figlbf$i86$59@blackhelicopter.databasix.com>, philkyle2003
@hotmail.com says...
Yes. Just hopefully not you dopey.



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Posted by Robert Peffers on November 27th, 2007


"Jim Way" <light@under_bushel.eu> wrote in message
news:lCB2j.1687$5R1.1503@fe03.news.easynews.com...
I know dozens of them. Quite a common name is William, I even have one son
so named.
We had a neighbour once who had a son called William who was instantly
recognized by all as, "Oor Wullie", of the Sunday Post fame.
It was really uncanny. The parents started to dress him in dungarees and
gave him a bucket.


Posted by Phil Kyle on November 29th, 2007


BrianE <brian@nojunkplease.co.uk> wrote in
news:MPG.21b5ede4d6a1e4779896e8@news.motzarella.or g:

Oh, it talks.
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Posted by BrianE on November 29th, 2007


In article <filtop$q27$89@blackhelicopter.databasix.com>, philkyle2003
@hotmail.com says...

Why does it worry you so much sonny boy?

Or is all this simply an exercise in trolling/flaming?

I'll let you crack on.
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Posted by Phil Kyle on December 1st, 2007


BrianE <brian@nojunkplease.co.uk> wrote in
news:MPG.21b890724463b1a9896ed@news.motzarella.org :

Why does what worry me?


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Posted by Jim Way on December 1st, 2007



"Phil Kyle" <philkyle2003@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:fiqn8r$6ff$70@blackhelicopter.databasix.com.. .
Take care! He called you "sonny boy". That is the way the Oldfield
entrapment of Eddie Bernard began.



Posted by Phil Kyle on December 2nd, 2007


"Jim Way" <light@under_bushel.eu> wrote in
news:Pbj4j.150196$I52.85675@fe07.news.easynews.com :

Ee gads! And we know happened to him. They didn't need to assemble his
flat pack coffin.
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