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Some of those were awesome... genius even...
Thanks Rob..
...Does a polite brick-layer have a mason grace...Last edited by JimSawyer; 04-11-2012, 09:59 AM.Jim
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Hey Rob - some really funny ones in that list - topical too...
A couple of days back I was evaluating the use of barium hydroxide on the factory to solve a small technical problem I had and when I asked the purchasing dept to find me a sample from a local supplier I was immediately hit by a flurry of health & safety concerns seeing as the stuff is poisonous. I now have your number 2 pun as an answer for them if I cock my toes during the tests!Jim in Mexico
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