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  1. 12th March 2006, 03:38 PM #1
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    Welcome back viewer.

    I was at a tip shop today and saw some timber that they had there.
    All 140x20 cove in lengths of 1.5M to 4M, there is about 50M.

    It had been used but only has a few 50mm gun nails in it, and is painted with NC laquare

    How much I enquired?
    $65 said he.

    Ok Ill take it.........

    I didnt have the heart to tell him it is all French Oak.

    Al
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    I have a mate making superb picture frames out of that sort of stuff. He is using oil reproductions of van goghs and stuff - they look a million dollars.

    Cheers
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    And then one day
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    Because he overused White

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    I was at a tip shop today
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    Quote Originally Posted by Grunt
    A new name for the Craporium?
    Thats what it used to be many years ago.

    Now it is an upmarket house of anteeks.

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    I was at a tip shop today

    Quote Originally Posted by Grunt
    A new name for the Craporium?
    I'm thinking leper, prostitute you know the rest.......
    There was a young boy called Wyatt
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    Because he overused White

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    Bugga! Where were the phone calls? The "I need help to carry this stuff!" Double Bugga!

    I mean, $65 for 50M or so of French Oak.... Cor!

    You luckey vegemite, smiling all the way home I suppose...
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  8. 12th March 2006, 05:42 PM #7
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    Steve if you have a use for some of this Ill gladly let you have some for cost price.

    And anyone else in Melb for that too..( Im only talkining a couple of metres here, no more..)

    I only bought it because I couldnt resist.....

    I drink red wine too.....hint hint....

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    Quote Originally Posted by ozwinner

    I drink red wine too.....hint hint....

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