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RUSTY!! You've been gone for ages! Welcome back.

Tanks. All the fault of the DWP, and latterly, BT.

Regarding that last (dis)organisation, I got so tired of waiting for
them to mend my line that I've now got a Vodafone broadband dongle.

Works rather nicely, even though AVG is very suspicious of it.

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Hallo, Rusty! Good to see you!

Hello Sacha, to see you, good.

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Hello Stranger! Where have you been???? Welcome back.

'Ello Judith. See post up there somewhere.

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Flushed him out of the rhubarb patch where he was burying a dead pony.

Nearly. Donkey. (From the DWP)

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On 14/5/08 16:34, in article ,
"Rusty Hinge 2" wrote:

The message
from Martin contains these words:

Flushed him out of the rhubarb patch where he was burying a dead pony.

Nearly. Donkey. (From the DWP)

Then your fig tree should flourish. It really is very good to have you back
- you've been very much missed.


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children.'

The message
from Sacha contains these words:
On 14/5/08 16:34, in article ,
"Rusty Hinge 2" wrote:
The message
from Martin contains these words:

Flushed him out of the rhubarb patch where he was burying a dead pony.

Nearly. Donkey. (From the DWP)

Then your fig tree should flourish. It really is very good to have you back
- you've been very much missed.

blush

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/blush

On May 15, 6:57 pm, Rusty Hinge 2
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from Sacha contains these words:

On 14/5/08 16:34, in article ,
"Rusty Hinge 2" wrote:
The message
from Martin contains these words:

Flushed him out of the rhubarb patch where he was burying a dead pony.

Nearly. Donkey. (From the DWP)
Then your fig tree should flourish. It really is very good to have you back
- you've been very much missed.

blush

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/blush

Are you still in Norfolk Rusty?

Judith

On 14 May, 11:57, Martin wrote:
Never tried. Have you tried Coca Cola or brown sauce?

Bleeaaah!

Where I am visiting they drink Beer and Cola shandies - they call it
Diesel.

I imagine there are several good reasons for that.

In article ,
bobharvey writes:
| On 14 May, 11:57, Martin wrote:
| Never tried. Have you tried Coca Cola or brown sauce?
|
| Bleeaaah!
|
| Where I am visiting they drink Beer and Cola shandies - they call it
| Diesel.
|
| I imagine there are several good reasons for that.

You have just given me a thought. A brown sauce and Coca Cola float.
It could start a new trend.


Regards,
Nick Maclaren.

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Are you still in Norfolk Rusty?

Ar, thet Oi be.

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On 14 May, 11:57, Martin wrote:
Never tried. Have you tried Coca Cola or brown sauce?

Bleeaaah!

Where I am visiting they drink Beer and Cola shandies - they call it
Diesel.

I imagine there are several good reasons for that.

Evidently someone wishes to blacken the reputation of diseasel oil?

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from (Nick Maclaren) contains these words:

You have just given me a thought. A brown sauce and Coca Cola float.
It could start a new trend.

"Grand new drink - Coca-Cola and brahn sauce! Drink it, or clean your
brass with it!"

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Are you still in Norfolk Rusty?

Ar, thet Oi be.

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LOL you didn't need the "e" on the "be"

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"Martin" wrote:
On Wed, 14 May 2008 11:50:24 +0100, Sacha wrote:

snip

Can it be used to remove rust stains?

Never tried. �Have you tried Coca Cola or brown sauce?

Bleeaaah!

On the *rust*, Martin!!
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children.'

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Can it be used to remove rust stains?

Yes, but you'd need to bleach the solution so's not to exchange the stains...

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Try using WD40 this will remove most types of Rust / limescale etc