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Claysie
I see the good shup Claymore is having some work done to her. I notice that they were using cardboard to make something to go on the deck. Just a word of warning: it'll go soggy in the wet.
Happy to help.
Shuggy
I see the good shup Claymore is having some work done to her. I notice that they were using cardboard to make something to go on the deck. Just a word of warning: it'll go soggy in the wet.
Happy to help.
Shuggy
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Re: Claymore
Shugs, my barometer of the daily forecast - I am indebted to you. The cardboard is a move by my good self and the burghers of Ardfern at reducing plastic.
What you have seen is not just cardboard but a most special product - perhaps if Carlsberg were to go into the paper industry - this is what they would be making.
More on this later once we are past the prototype stage but my thoughts are with you at this time - are your bits and pieces above the snowline or are things a tad damp and cold?
What you have seen is not just cardboard but a most special product - perhaps if Carlsberg were to go into the paper industry - this is what they would be making.
More on this later once we are past the prototype stage but my thoughts are with you at this time - are your bits and pieces above the snowline or are things a tad damp and cold?
Regards
Claymore

Claymore

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Re: Claymore
Ahoy Claysie
I knew that you would be on top of the cardboard spec; I hear that it's more sustainable than teak and the corrugations are good for grating cheese if one should need to do so and cannot find where the grater is.
I am making 12 volt spaghetti on board. I have a 'ground' problem (some say I am not well grounded myself) and after 18 months of absence from sailing it appears that everything on board has given up working. So your cardboard antics are keeping me amused during my regular swear breaks.
I shall report back on proceedings.
I knew that you would be on top of the cardboard spec; I hear that it's more sustainable than teak and the corrugations are good for grating cheese if one should need to do so and cannot find where the grater is.
I am making 12 volt spaghetti on board. I have a 'ground' problem (some say I am not well grounded myself) and after 18 months of absence from sailing it appears that everything on board has given up working. So your cardboard antics are keeping me amused during my regular swear breaks.
I shall report back on proceedings.
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Re: Claymore
Monday to Wednesday. Do drop round for coffee. I'm about 5 boats along from you. The coffee was green but I have upgraded it to brown.
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Re: Claymore
Kettle on around lunchtime Tuesday then?
Are you towards the village or the bogs?
Are you towards the village or the bogs?
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Claymore

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Re: Claymore
Kettle on around lunchtime Tuesday then?
Are you towards the village or the bogs?
Are you towards the village or the bogs?
Regards
Claymore

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Re: Claymore
I think Leonard Cohen would call that talking in tongues - no idea how I did it!!!!
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Claymore

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Re: Claymore
Towards the bogs. How classy. I may just have had a call to action for work so may not be there... but if I am, please drop round. I have 2 year old caramel wafers too. Because they’ve been sharing a Tupperware box with kit kats, they’ve adopted a homogeneous chocolate biscuit taste. But the coffee is so bad it will be a welcome relief.
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Re: Claymore
Your natural skill with words makes it difficult to refuse such hospitality - I have a taste in my mouth right now.......
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Re: Claymore
It now turns out I will be there on Tuesday - look forward to catching up. When was the last time? Tobermory in 2006?
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Re: Claymore
Reminds me of the Nescafè ads. Will they, won't they?
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Re: Claymore
marisca wrote:Reminds me of the Nescafè ads. Will they, won't they?



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Re: Claymore
Classic.claymore wrote:Your natural skill with words makes it difficult to refuse such hospitality - I have a taste in my mouth right now.......
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Cheers Bob.
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