goatfeeder100
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So it's supposed to be quite nice tomorrow, for those who don't have to go to work, how do you spend the day? Or more to the point, where?
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Hottest day in the history of ever tomorrow...
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Banned Tosspot
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Define nice.
blue b4 the moon
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Tomorrows plan is in the back garden in the sun until about 12.00 when the sun goes behind the trees then in for lunch & Le tour when it gets crazy hot.
Sounds great apart from it's more of a back yard in Chadderton at the moment & the tree is a big fucker in the school yard behind.
Sounds great apart from it's more of a back yard in Chadderton at the moment & the tree is a big fucker in the school yard behind.
squirtyflower
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Chop it down whilst they’re on school holidays, and say it blew don in the stormTomorrows plan is in the back garden in the sun until about 12.00 when the sun goes behind the trees then in for lunch & Le tour when it gets crazy hot.
Sounds great apart from it's more of a back yard in Chadderton at the moment & the tree is a big fucker in the school yard behind.
goatersnipple
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Horrible while at work.
Brilliant after work.
Better than rain though.
If only we could wear shorts at work
Brilliant after work.
Better than rain though.
If only we could wear shorts at work
blue b4 the moon
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It's that big it'd take the house with it.Chop it down whilst they’re on school holidays, and say it blew don in the storm
Had to threaten the school last winter when branches started landing in the yard, they did send a tree surgeon to look and trim it but there's a gate for the kids to get in next to it...it'll kill someone eventually. Hopefully we'll have moved by the time next term begins so it'll be someone else's problem.
jimharri
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Lucky old Don.Chop it down whilst they’re on school holidays, and say it blew don in the storm
quiet_riot
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It's that big it'd take the house with it.
Had to threaten the school last winter when branches started landing in the yard, they did send a tree surgeon to look and trim it but there's a gate for the kids to get in next to it...it'll kill someone eventually. Hopefully we'll have moved by the time next term begins so it'll be someone else's problem.
Be careful. We have a big fucker of a tree in our school grounds and some grumpy old fucker took a saw to it. Turns out it was a listed tree and he got in right shit.