Wax on wax off
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Wakou
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Re: Wax on wax off
No amount of gorgeous blondes would be enough to persuade me to watch that awful gobshite!
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Wanderer
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It might be me, who has got this wrong, but would I be correct in thinking that you aren't too keen on Greg Wallace ?
"Not all those who Wander are Lost !"
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Wakou
- Rudd
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Even the trailer for "In the factory" makes me throw things at the telly! The jumped-up market-stall vegetable seller!
(When he first started broadcasting, the Australian bloke was a restaurateur, a customer of GW's market-stall, they did what would now be a podcast, but in them days was actually broadcast on BBC Radio 4. It was called "Veg-Talk" or somesuch.)
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Brewers-Whoop
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Re: Wax on wax off
I love my old Solway Zipper. Love the look, feel, and smell of it. Decades old, and worn constantly. I accept that many if not all the modern technical outdoor gear fabrics offer more effective waterproofing and lighter weight. But show them a blackthorn, and its a different story. I send it back to Barbour every two years, and its like getting a new jacket for £30 odd!