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Mapletree Croydon 22 Nov 20 9.39pm | |
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Originally posted by Forest Hillbilly
Internet shopping seems the way to go at the moment. It can be a bit of a lottery with some goods. I use it for work and also for gathering stuff whilst walking the dogs. I was working on a site in Bromley in 2004 , and a lorry driver looked at me and said "you look like the sort of geezer to carry a tool." And I got stopped going to a Jeremy Corbyn presentation 2 years ago, because I forgot to take my knife out of my work trousers. And no, it's not for doing 'work' on prostitutes. In a few weeks it'll be used for cutting sprigs of holly to decorate the house and dining table.
Has anyone else made a gratifying purchase recently ? Edited by Forest Hillbilly (18 Nov 2020 4.42pm) The bit on the back cuts line. Used to have to wear a Zak knife for skydiving. If you get a line over you can cut one line without losing much control. In my earlier days the reserves were round and you didn’t really want to deploy them.
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Stirlingsays 23 Nov 20 8.33am | |
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Originally posted by Mapletree
The bit on the back cuts line. Used to have to wear a Zak knife for skydiving. If you get a line over you can cut one line without losing much control. In my earlier days the reserves were round and you didn’t really want to deploy them. Must have been a concern during some of the Milk Tray adverts.
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