Dr Bunsen Honeydew wrote:He knows I am pulling his plonker. Crooked accountants are more about opportunity, the same as bankers.

There are undoubtedly a few out there. But I of course, am purer than the driven snow

jammy395 wrote:Marco's Mower is probably modded.

Possibly something like this.....

Marcos Mower....!!!.jpg

Brilliant jammy. How do you do it. I am sure that is duckies mower. But he'd need to practice his 3 point turns in that pissy little garden of his

The subject was Marco boasting about his big lawn. And the parallels to be drawn about his big differences in mains cables, and his large penis. We're just subjectively assessing what Duckie calls big.

And having some fun with the toys.

Pigsy wrote:what models that pink ? i used to enjoy using jd x758, gator and kubota b9200 at my old work.

X540. V twin kawasaki water cooled engine. Power steering. Hydraulic deck lift. Cruise control. Traction control...

Of course, Marco's is better.

I watched it (most of it) for the first time in at least 10 years. And hopefully the last in at least 30. Surprisingly most of the songs, with the obvious exceptions of the French one, weren't as excruciatingly awful as I expected. I might even part with cash for the Dutch one. But the general chees...

Never mind dinner (some lamb, chickpea and stuff in filo pastry parcels, with roasted and green vegetables)

I was really glad of the homemade lemon & lime squash after another days lumberjacking

I can't believe its taken so long, but a return to form today. Ripped the f****ing red cartridge tag off the arm. If any of you smell burning flesh, you will know the wind is in whatever direction brings it from kent :evil: :cry: Do you apply heatshrink over the top when finished? If so, what size ...

Now now calm down. Sometimes measurements and specifications are useful. Like tyre pressures, and spark plugs gaps. And cartridge compliance and tonearm effective mass. They don't spoil your subjective appraisal. They just help to identify what works. Or in this case I presume, Dave's take on why so...

Now now calm down. Sometimes measurements and specifications are useful. Like tyre pressures, and spark plugs gaps. And cartridge compliance and tonearm effective mass. They don't spoil your subjective appraisal. They just help to identify what works. Or in this case I presume, Dave's take on why so...