How to sit in the bath and fit a side panel :-)
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1967 DIY
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Things were easier then ;-)
Steve
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What - you mean you're not already a member of the Barry Bucknell fan club - shame on you !
AWEM
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Have you completed your Mirror dinghy yet? ;)
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Ah! The days when DIY programmes showed techniques and not idiots bodging.
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..he he .... I watched all those programs in black & white
AWEM
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Oy, I wanted to say that!
Graham. %Profound_observation%
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Nope,I was still in my short pants and recollection of TV was Dr Who(John Pertwee) and Coronation St (Ena Sharples & Minnie Caldwell) :-P
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I started one of those.. I gave it up after I still couldn't swim even after lessons. Whoever said everyone floats is a liar.. I can sit on the bottom quite easily.
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Argh - the plague to you! How dare you mention Corro! I've just sent a vast number of Neighbours (hood) insects to sort you out. In fun :)
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They were outdated in 1967. Hardboard too. Remember they put that over proper panelled doors, and put push-click spring ball-locks. Wow! and they thought that was trendy.
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You forgot to mention the red plastic door handles.....
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You rotten fellow, I had forgotten until you mentioned it!
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Give it a few years and you'll all be putting the hardboard back. It's called 'being a slave to fashion'. Not long now, for my pampas suite to be back in vogue.
Andy
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Yes, and fitted on a slight angle too
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They were a real bugger to cover in fablon.. only door knobs were more difficult.
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That Barry Bucknall had a lot to answer for.
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Actually it was this show that started the trend...
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Yebbut paying top whack for period hardboard to authentically restore it with ;-)