It turns out that my brother and his very fat wife have been on a photo shoot with their two kids so that they can have one of those sickly "look at us every month" photo calendars made and they intend to hand them out to all the relatives this Christmas.
Now I have various buckets in the shed and house, can anyone recommend the best bucket to throw up in when the calendar arrives.
The B&Q orange ones are cheap, but IME the handles fall off too easily, I can recommend one of these, very easy to swill out.
In message , ARWadsworth writes
Whats wrong with the neighbours back garden ?
splashback prevention/carrot bounce limiter. I heard/read somewhere - "if you're gonna barf, close your teeth to save the taters"
*ahem*In message , geoff writes
What's wrong with his brothers back garden? It would be a direct and personal way of showing his deep down appreciation of the gift.
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Through "his" letter box is sufficient
I'd assumed from the thread title that this was going to be about the royal wedding.
Royal wedding? I hadn't noticed that in the press or on the TV?
:-)
Should stop the media talking us into a double dip recession though. Bread & circus's.
One with Dennis's head in it.
MBQ
In the Munich beer halls, and indeed at the Oktoberfest they have special chunder basins, a bit like a butler sink on steroids.
They have grab handles and one would be perfect for your application.
You could put the picture on the Internet as a caption competition
I have decided to buy my 5 year old nephew a drum kit for Christmas. That shows my appreciation.
Brilliant.
8.7 gallons? not enough?
Excellent. Follow it up with a carpentry set for his birthday.
Do you think that 6 is too young to own an angle grinder?
If he really is their son, no.
This might be ok -
In message , brass monkey writes
Definitely not
There's the house main switch
(from experience)
My sister-in-law and her husband gave our kids rather anti-social toys. When her son arrived (relatively 'late in life') we had our revenge. Mainly large 'friction' toys that made lots of screaming noises and needed no batteries...
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