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CB400/4 ENGINE STRIP, ASSESSMENT AND REBUILD BY JULIE - NOW COMPLETE

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MCTID:
There is a saying Julie.....'Blessed is he whose cause is just.......but thrice blessed he, who gets in first'.

If you get the address of the Machinist and offer to take your parts - and Triggers 'bits' over there yourself.......thus saving Trig valuable travelling time, I'm sure that will help solve the delay.

Suitable fluttering of the eyelashes and a plaintive female voice also helps.

Good luck.....and a very Happy Christmas to you both.

Nurse Julie:

--- Quote from: MCTID on December 12, 2017, 08:14:59 AM ---There is a saying Julie.....'Blessed is he whose cause is just.......but thrice blessed he, who gets in first'.

If you get the address of the Machinist and offer to take your parts - and Triggers 'bits' over there yourself.......thus saving Trig valuable travelling time, I'm sure that will help solve the delay.

Suitable fluttering of the eyelashes and a plaintive female voice also helps.

Good luck.....and a very Happy Christmas to you both.

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This is the problem Alan, Trigger is the machinist !!!. He is doing all my machine work for me. I am ever hopeful that he will take pity on me very soon.
Merry Christmas to you and yours Alan.

Nurse Julie:

--- Quote from: paul gledhill on December 12, 2017, 08:12:45 AM ---Knowing Graham just keep getting in his way and talking too him ;)
You could always as for them for Christmas.
Save him spending the 99p on you  ;D ;D ;D

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Paul. Graham does not do Christmas in any shape or form. Being a Monday this year, it will be a normal working day. He will definitely not buy me a present and no Christmas card either. I still put up a tree and cook a Christmas dinner though, just to wind him up.

Green1:
I'm with Graham on this one nothing more depressing than tinsel and plastic trees.
I would normally spend Christmas day with family but this year they have all abandoned me.
Not to sure if that's a good thing or not.  :-\
 

hairygit:

--- Quote from: Green1 on December 12, 2017, 09:11:35 AM ---I'm with Graham on this one nothing more depressing than tinsel and plastic trees.
I would normally spend Christmas day with family but this year they have all abandoned me.
Not to sure if that's a good thing or not.  :-\

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  Same here, I hate xmas with a vengeance! I'm not a believer of any religion, and to me it would be totally hypocritical to celebrate a religious festival. Every year Mrs Hairy and our daughter go to spend 2 weeks at her mum's in Cambridge, leaving me to do my own thing. Usual thing for me is to order masses of Indian food to be delivered on the 24th, stuff my face with it, keep the rest in the fridge to re heat over the next couple of days, and by the 27th, a meat Phall that has been sitting in it's sauce and spices for a couple of days tastes even better than when delivered! ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D

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