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I wouldn't be without mine now, I got the big boy 18v Dewalt one. The only bad thing is how annoyingly noisy they are, nearly as bad as the 2kg SDS!
 
I've heard that most Essex boys are too busy bashing bishops.

It's about all they can bash if my experience of them is anything to go by.

It was during the stopover we had at Canvey Island, that we all went to a pub for a nice quiet drink and an Essex Boy started getting too friendly with one of our Bird Chanters (Female vocalist) and he was asked politely to desist.

He didn't take the hint so I ****ted him & he went down like the proverbial bag of.
 
It's about all they can bash if my experience of them is anything to go by.

It was during the stopover we had at Canvey Island, that we all went to a pub for a nice quiet drink and an Essex Boy started getting too friendly with one of our Bird Chanters (Female vocalist) and he was asked politely to desist.

He didn't take the hint so I ****ted him & he went down like the proverbial bag of.

Must have been visitor. ;-)
 
here's a geordie impact driver:

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