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"I've got quite a few 'phone calls to make this morning, and a prescription to collect and a surgery to register at. It's hours until any of them open and I'm bored. I tried reading but it made my headache worse. I tried watching Jeremy Kyle but it's not a patch on Jerry Springer. Kyle is more obnoxious than his guests and there was no fisticuffs. At least not in the 5 minutes I watched. I've had breakfast. I've had coffee. I could do more unpacking and sorting out but I'm really not in the mood for that yet. I need to be able to put music on for that really. I don't know what to do with myself now. I need to do something or I'm likely to have dozed off by the time anywhere is open, (I got no sleep). I'm not good at waiting. Does anyone have any tips?" Sex  | |||
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"I've got quite a few 'phone calls to make this morning, and a prescription to collect and a surgery to register at. It's hours until any of them open and I'm bored. I tried reading but it made my headache worse. I tried watching Jeremy Kyle but it's not a patch on Jerry Springer. Kyle is more obnoxious than his guests and there was no fisticuffs. At least not in the 5 minutes I watched. I've had breakfast. I've had coffee. I could do more unpacking and sorting out but I'm really not in the mood for that yet. I need to be able to put music on for that really. I don't know what to do with myself now. I need to do something or I'm likely to have dozed off by the time anywhere is open, (I got no sleep). I'm not good at waiting. Does anyone have any tips? Sex "If only. I'm all on my lonesome and it's just not the same with toys. | |||
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"I've got quite a few 'phone calls to make this morning, and a prescription to collect and a surgery to register at. It's hours until any of them open and I'm bored. I tried reading but it made my headache worse. I tried watching Jeremy Kyle but it's not a patch on Jerry Springer. Kyle is more obnoxious than his guests and there was no fisticuffs. At least not in the 5 minutes I watched. I've had breakfast. I've had coffee. I could do more unpacking and sorting out but I'm really not in the mood for that yet. I need to be able to put music on for that really. I don't know what to do with myself now. I need to do something or I'm likely to have dozed off by the time anywhere is open, (I got no sleep). I'm not good at waiting. Does anyone have any tips? Sex
If only. I'm all on my lonesome and it's just not the same with toys."Well get someone over I sure u have no trouble at all even at this time | |||
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"I've got quite a few 'phone calls to make this morning, and a prescription to collect and a surgery to register at. It's hours until any of them open and I'm bored. I tried reading but it made my headache worse. I tried watching Jeremy Kyle but it's not a patch on Jerry Springer. Kyle is more obnoxious than his guests and there was no fisticuffs. At least not in the 5 minutes I watched. I've had breakfast. I've had coffee. I could do more unpacking and sorting out but I'm really not in the mood for that yet. I need to be able to put music on for that really. I don't know what to do with myself now. I need to do something or I'm likely to have dozed off by the time anywhere is open, (I got no sleep). I'm not good at waiting. Does anyone have any tips? Sex
If only. I'm all on my lonesome and it's just not the same with toys.
Well get someone over I sure u have no trouble at all even at this time "I wouldn't invite a stranger to my home. I only meet after a social meet and even then not at my place, not until I've met them a few times and trust them. Nice idea but common sense wins. | |||
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"Just relax...I'm in the middle of doing my flat up but can't get the power tools out until 9ish out of respect to neighbours... got to recess some surface-mounted electrical fittings into the walls so using a powerful SDS is out of the question. Been up since three thirty and like yourself itching to get on but used the time to clean kitchen and put some new table lamps together and assemble etc a new BT answerphone so time not wasted." Ooh I have a wine rack to put together. As long as it's not going to require "persuading", (otherwise known as application of a hammer), I ought to be able to do that. I'm envious of you having a drill to play with - although an SDS would be major overkill for what I need. Mine broke last month* and I've not been able to replace it yet. I never realised just how often I used it. *I may well have killed it using it for something I should have used a hammer drill for.  | |||
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"write some notes for your phone calls " I already have a list of whom I have to call. I don't need notes because none of it is complicated, even though I'll probably spend more time on hold than actually speaking to anyone. Heck I'll probably spend more time pressing 1 to get annoyed or 2 to be really fed up than actually talking to anyone. | |||
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"You need a local FB. " Yes, I do. Ideally a few local FBs or FWBs. | |||
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"Just relax...I'm in the middle of doing my flat up but can't get the power tools out until 9ish out of respect to neighbours... got to recess some surface-mounted electrical fittings into the walls so using a powerful SDS is out of the question. Been up since three thirty and like yourself itching to get on but used the time to clean kitchen and put some new table lamps together and assemble etc a new BT answerphone so time not wasted. Ooh I have a wine rack to put together. As long as it's not going to require "persuading", (otherwise known as application of a hammer), I ought to be able to do that. I'm envious of you having a drill to play with - although an SDS would be major overkill for what I need. Mine broke last month* and I've not been able to replace it yet. I never realised just how often I used it. *I may well have killed it using it for something I should have used a hammer drill for. "I've got just about every power tool known to man (not bragging) as I do bathroom and kitchen fitting..need a powerful chop saw and an alligator saw though...the first for fine cuts etc and the latter for demolition. Once I've got my place sorted will treat myself for Christmas  | |||
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"Just relax...I'm in the middle of doing my flat up but can't get the power tools out until 9ish out of respect to neighbours... got to recess some surface-mounted electrical fittings into the walls so using a powerful SDS is out of the question. Been up since three thirty and like yourself itching to get on but used the time to clean kitchen and put some new table lamps together and assemble etc a new BT answerphone so time not wasted. Ooh I have a wine rack to put together. As long as it's not going to require "persuading", (otherwise known as application of a hammer), I ought to be able to do that. I'm envious of you having a drill to play with - although an SDS would be major overkill for what I need. Mine broke last month* and I've not been able to replace it yet. I never realised just how often I used it. *I may well have killed it using it for something I should have used a hammer drill for.
I've got just about every power tool known to man (not bragging) as I do bathroom and kitchen fitting..need a powerful chop saw and an alligator saw though...the first for fine cuts etc and the latter for demolition. Once I've got my place sorted will treat myself for Christmas "I've got quite a few. I'd like a pillar drill and a router after I replace my drill. If I decide I can be trusted, I'll add a circular saw to the list too.  | |||
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"Just relax...I'm in the middle of doing my flat up but can't get the power tools out until 9ish out of respect to neighbours... got to recess some surface-mounted electrical fittings into the walls so using a powerful SDS is out of the question. Been up since three thirty and like yourself itching to get on but used the time to clean kitchen and put some new table lamps together and assemble etc a new BT answerphone so time not wasted. Ooh I have a wine rack to put together. As long as it's not going to require "persuading", (otherwise known as application of a hammer), I ought to be able to do that. I'm envious of you having a drill to play with - although an SDS would be major overkill for what I need. Mine broke last month* and I've not been able to replace it yet. I never realised just how often I used it. *I may well have killed it using it for something I should have used a hammer drill for.
I've got just about every power tool known to man (not bragging) as I do bathroom and kitchen fitting..need a powerful chop saw and an alligator saw though...the first for fine cuts etc and the latter for demolition. Once I've got my place sorted will treat myself for Christmas
I've got quite a few. I'd like a pillar drill and a router after I replace my drill. If I decide I can be trusted, I'll add a circular saw to the list too. "I'm impressed...a woman who can use tools | |||
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"***have you any wine to put in the rack? "Yep. And three bottles of champagne. I don't drink much, and almost never alone, so anything I'm given tends to last a while. | |||
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"anything I'm given tends to last a while. " Do you mean anything or just wine, if its anything your not having me  | |||
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"Just relax...I'm in the middle of doing my flat up but can't get the power tools out until 9ish out of respect to neighbours... got to recess some surface-mounted electrical fittings into the walls so using a powerful SDS is out of the question. Been up since three thirty and like yourself itching to get on but used the time to clean kitchen and put some new table lamps together and assemble etc a new BT answerphone so time not wasted. Ooh I have a wine rack to put together. As long as it's not going to require "persuading", (otherwise known as application of a hammer), I ought to be able to do that. I'm envious of you having a drill to play with - although an SDS would be major overkill for what I need. Mine broke last month* and I've not been able to replace it yet. I never realised just how often I used it. *I may well have killed it using it for something I should have used a hammer drill for.
I've got just about every power tool known to man (not bragging) as I do bathroom and kitchen fitting..need a powerful chop saw and an alligator saw though...the first for fine cuts etc and the latter for demolition. Once I've got my place sorted will treat myself for Christmas
I've got quite a few. I'd like a pillar drill and a router after I replace my drill. If I decide I can be trusted, I'll add a circular saw to the list too.
I'm impressed...a woman who can use tools "I'm still learning but when I want something done, I want it done soon and my way. Previous exes have done things in their own sweet time, or never, and how they thought, which often wasn't what I wanted. Practical solution? Learn to do it myself, in an absolute sense. I can't cook but I can build and fix computers, do basic car repairs and put up shelves that are level. | |||
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"Just relax...I'm in the middle of doing my flat up but can't get the power tools out until 9ish out of respect to neighbours... got to recess some surface-mounted electrical fittings into the walls so using a powerful SDS is out of the question. Been up since three thirty and like yourself itching to get on but used the time to clean kitchen and put some new table lamps together and assemble etc a new BT answerphone so time not wasted. Ooh I have a wine rack to put together. As long as it's not going to require "persuading", (otherwise known as application of a hammer), I ought to be able to do that. I'm envious of you having a drill to play with - although an SDS would be major overkill for what I need. Mine broke last month* and I've not been able to replace it yet. I never realised just how often I used it. *I may well have killed it using it for something I should have used a hammer drill for.
I've got just about every power tool known to man (not bragging) as I do bathroom and kitchen fitting..need a powerful chop saw and an alligator saw though...the first for fine cuts etc and the latter for demolition. Once I've got my place sorted will treat myself for Christmas
I've got quite a few. I'd like a pillar drill and a router after I replace my drill. If I decide I can be trusted, I'll add a circular saw to the list too. "Don't buy cheap DIY-store own brands. I have a Hitachi circular saw that suits my needs. Makati or Bosch are good. I also have a lot of Ryobi stuff..cheap but good...cordless drill...planer.. router..sander..an AEG jigsaw and other stuff | |||
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"anything I'm given tends to last a while. Do you mean anything or just wine, if its anything your not having me "I was referring to alcoholic beverages in general. Any chocolate I am given doesn't last long at all! | |||
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"Just relax...I'm in the middle of doing my flat up but can't get the power tools out until 9ish out of respect to neighbours... got to recess some surface-mounted electrical fittings into the walls so using a powerful SDS is out of the question. Been up since three thirty and like yourself itching to get on but used the time to clean kitchen and put some new table lamps together and assemble etc a new BT answerphone so time not wasted. Ooh I have a wine rack to put together. As long as it's not going to require "persuading", (otherwise known as application of a hammer), I ought to be able to do that. I'm envious of you having a drill to play with - although an SDS would be major overkill for what I need. Mine broke last month* and I've not been able to replace it yet. I never realised just how often I used it. *I may well have killed it using it for something I should have used a hammer drill for.
I've got just about every power tool known to man (not bragging) as I do bathroom and kitchen fitting..need a powerful chop saw and an alligator saw though...the first for fine cuts etc and the latter for demolition. Once I've got my place sorted will treat myself for Christmas
I've got quite a few. I'd like a pillar drill and a router after I replace my drill. If I decide I can be trusted, I'll add a circular saw to the list too.
Don't buy cheap DIY-store own brands. I have a Hitachi circular saw that suits my needs. Makati or Bosch are good. I also have a lot of Ryobi stuff..cheap but good...cordless drill...planer.. router..sander..an AEG jigsaw and other stuff "All my tools are Bosch. I don't buy cheap when it comes to stuff like that. | |||
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"Just relax...I'm in the middle of doing my flat up but can't get the power tools out until 9ish out of respect to neighbours... got to recess some surface-mounted electrical fittings into the walls so using a powerful SDS is out of the question. Been up since three thirty and like yourself itching to get on but used the time to clean kitchen and put some new table lamps together and assemble etc a new BT answerphone so time not wasted. Ooh I have a wine rack to put together. As long as it's not going to require "persuading", (otherwise known as application of a hammer), I ought to be able to do that. I'm envious of you having a drill to play with - although an SDS would be major overkill for what I need. Mine broke last month* and I've not been able to replace it yet. I never realised just how often I used it. *I may well have killed it using it for something I should have used a hammer drill for.
I've got just about every power tool known to man (not bragging) as I do bathroom and kitchen fitting..need a powerful chop saw and an alligator saw though...the first for fine cuts etc and the latter for demolition. Once I've got my place sorted will treat myself for Christmas
I've got quite a few. I'd like a pillar drill and a router after I replace my drill. If I decide I can be trusted, I'll add a circular saw to the list too.
I'm impressed...a woman who can use tools
I'm still learning but when I want something done, I want it done soon and my way.
Previous exes have done things in their own sweet time, or never, and how they thought, which often wasn't what I wanted.
Practical solution? Learn to do it myself, in an absolute sense.
I can't cook but I can build and fix computers, do basic car repairs and put up shelves that are level."That's pretty much my ecperience..the first house I bought I arranged for a friend of my mother to wallpaper the lounge. He didn't show so didn't contact him and did it myself. Was working as an accountant at the time but since got qualifications in building carpentry electrics plumbing painting and decorating etc and got out of a desk job.  | |||
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"Just relax...I'm in the middle of doing my flat up but can't get the power tools out until 9ish out of respect to neighbours... got to recess some surface-mounted electrical fittings into the walls so using a powerful SDS is out of the question. Been up since three thirty and like yourself itching to get on but used the time to clean kitchen and put some new table lamps together and assemble etc a new BT answerphone so time not wasted. Ooh I have a wine rack to put together. As long as it's not going to require "persuading", (otherwise known as application of a hammer), I ought to be able to do that. I'm envious of you having a drill to play with - although an SDS would be major overkill for what I need. Mine broke last month* and I've not been able to replace it yet. I never realised just how often I used it. *I may well have killed it using it for something I should have used a hammer drill for.
I've got just about every power tool known to man (not bragging) as I do bathroom and kitchen fitting..need a powerful chop saw and an alligator saw though...the first for fine cuts etc and the latter for demolition. Once I've got my place sorted will treat myself for Christmas
I've got quite a few. I'd like a pillar drill and a router after I replace my drill. If I decide I can be trusted, I'll add a circular saw to the list too.
Don't buy cheap DIY-store own brands. I have a Hitachi circular saw that suits my needs. Makati or Bosch are good. I also have a lot of Ryobi stuff..cheap but good...cordless drill...planer.. router..sander..an AEG jigsaw and other stuff
All my tools are Bosch. I don't buy cheap when it comes to stuff like that."I like Bosch..that'll be the SDS big boy when I break it out at nine | |||
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(Pick axe, felling axe and hatchet. Ok so the hatchet is only a sort of axe).
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