I just ejaculate on her face or tits these days tbh
And trust me the screw is a top tip
DIY ****ers
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And trust me the screw is a top tip
Yeh if he had fingersBet he could pick her nose from where he is though
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Built a sleeper seat along my local riverside walk 9 years ago with tree trunks for legs.They've finally rotted through.
Decided to replace the legs with 5mm thick steel pipe. Won't need doing again.
That is a ****ing mess tbf.
Started power washing the patio slabs yesterday. It's going to be summer in a couple of weeks before winter starts again in July so gotta be ready.
I was looking at the gardens yesterday.
It all looks a bit daunting tbh, I've a load of work to do and need to start getting on with it.
Got a big gas one we used at work last year, I need to get that home.
So it can sit in the garden unused.
They say you can use these wood chippings on the gas ones but they’re ****e tbh
I've got one of those too.
Not that I'd **** around with wood, barbecue bricketts and some lighter fuel will do.
I think I used it twice last year. Fairly sure the gas one will gather dust.
Yeah you can’t beat a proper charcoal bbq.
We do this every night when we go camping up on Dartmoor. Cook up some food, then use the bbq to put some wood on for a fire.
Sit round the fire drinking rum, munching shrooms, bunnin spliffs and chatting ****.
Happy days
Just get some apple or cherry wood stick it at the bottom and light and usual it makes a big difference.
I agree the chips only work if you're using the lid I wait until the food is almost done then soaked chips into the hot coals and lid on for a couple of minutes. Not as good as using wood at the bottom though.