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"JennyC" wrote
"Jaques d'Alltrades" wrote
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You might want to post this to uk.rec.sheds :~))
They might come and take it away for you for resurrection
elsewhere :~)

OY! Don't lay the poor bloke open to our mercy in there!

:~ (at least I think that's the smiley for Evil Grin) !

heh. The sheddites. Not a good place for the unwary !

We welcome them into uk.rec.motorcycles periodically...

Us creeps in by oorsen sometimes.

--
Rusty
Open the creaking gate to make a horrid.squeak, then lower the foobar.
http://www.users.zetnet.co.uk/hi-fi/

I'm too scared to go in there :-) If I start taking about sheds I'll be
flamed for being off-topic :-)

Unless you're a troll or a spammer, we don't do flames. Even then, we
tend to just KF and ignore.

You'd be quite safe, but you wouldn't get many serious answers.

I have actually been in there before... I can't remember why, but it *was* a
"shed" question I was asking. I have to say that everyone was very
friendly, although I don't think my original shed question was ever
answered! (I may be being unfair - Maybe I've just blanked the whole
experience from my memory :-). Maybe I'll bit the bullet and venture in
there again.

Thanks to the others for their suggestions. The problem with the bonfire
idea is that it's quite a large shed, and we're in a smokeless zone, so I
don't think the neighbours would be too keen if I burnt it. It's also a
"home built" shed by the previous occupier, so I'm not sure it's good for
anything else other than the tip. I'll try and find a man with a van...

A.

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from "Adam" contains these words:

I have actually been in there before... I can't remember why, but it *was* a
"shed" question I was asking. I have to say that everyone was very
friendly, although I don't think my original shed question was ever
answered! (I may be being unfair - Maybe I've just blanked the whole
experience from my memory :-). Maybe I'll bit the bullet and venture in
there again.

The Shed is the virtual refuge where Sheddi retire to retreat from the
Whiskered Whide Whirled, not somewhere to go when you need to know which
end of a galvanised nial to clout wiv a nammer.

While many Sheddi are ferpectly culpable of clouting nialses with
nammers, we may be provoked to playing with innocent inquirers as an
anklebiter might do with a Barbie.

Thanks to the others for their suggestions. The problem with the bonfire
idea is that it's quite a large shed, and we're in a smokeless zone, so I
don't think the neighbours would be too keen if I burnt it. It's also a
"home built" shed by the previous occupier, so I'm not sure it's good for
anything else other than the tip. I'll try and find a man with a van...

I think you'll find that smokeless zones only apply to what you burn at
the bottom of a chilbmondeleystack innit.

--
Rusty
Open the creaking gate to make a horrid.squeak, then lower the foobar.
http://www.users.zetnet.co.uk/hi-fi/

On Wed, 21 Apr 2004 09:21:42 +0100, Jaques d'Alltrades
wrote:

The message
from "Adam" contains these words:

I have actually been in there before... I can't remember why, but it *was* a
"shed" question I was asking. I have to say that everyone was very
friendly, although I don't think my original shed question was ever
answered! (I may be being unfair - Maybe I've just blanked the whole
experience from my memory :-). Maybe I'll bit the bullet and venture in
there again.

The Shed is the virtual refuge where Sheddi retire to retreat from the
Whiskered Whide Whirled, not somewhere to go when you need to know which
end of a galvanised nial to clout wiv a nammer.

While many Sheddi are ferpectly culpable of clouting nialses with
nammers, we may be provoked to playing with innocent inquirers as an
anklebiter might do with a Barbie.

Thanks to the others for their suggestions. The problem with the bonfire
idea is that it's quite a large shed, and we're in a smokeless zone, so I
don't think the neighbours would be too keen if I burnt it. It's also a
"home built" shed by the previous occupier, so I'm not sure it's good for
anything else other than the tip. I'll try and find a man with a van...

I think you'll find that smokeless zones only apply to what you burn at
the bottom of a chilbmondeleystack innit.

Judging from all the crap that is still burnt in UK I think you are
correct.

"Adam" wrote in message
...
I've got a large, old, falling down shed in my back garden.

Although not bursting with "stuff", it has got quite a bit of old junk
(and
lots of old wood) in it.

I'm looking for someone who will take it down, and get rid of all the
rubbish - I don't think there's anything which would be of use to anyone
else in it, so it needs to be taken down the tip.

I'm in the Bristol area. Can anyone either recommend someone, or tell me
the best place to look? I don't know where to start! :-)

Thanks,
A.

Is there by any chance a bottle of meths in the shed? an accidental fire
would of course be tragic, but convenient. Afterwards you could dig the ash
in and only be left with minimal stuff (metals etc) to get rid of.

Steve

"Adam" wrote in message
...
I've got a large, old, falling down shed in my back garden.

Although not bursting with "stuff", it has got quite a bit of old junk (and
lots of old wood) in it.

I'm looking for someone who will take it down, and get rid of all the
rubbish - I don't think there's anything which would be of use to anyone
else in it, so it needs to be taken down the tip.

I'm in the Bristol area. Can anyone either recommend someone, or tell me
the best place to look? I don't know where to start! :-)

Thanks,
A.

Hi Adam,
You might want to post this to uk.rec.sheds :~))
They might come and take it away for you for resurrection elsewhere :~)
Jenny