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Bit of steel conduit (a bit longer than the length of bamboo pole you want to pierce through) with saw teeth cut in one end.

I just looked, it was £19.99, still.

Wayland, I love the chuck box, and the ingenious re-purposing of inexpensive IKEA drawers. Here's a link to something that I think you'll enjoy looking at. Derek Cohen of Perth makes some wonderful things in his workshop.

That should be kiełbasa! Kabanos.

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I have this idea that I may very well die today or tomorrow or live for another hundred years... So plan for long term, but try to leave no loose ends that others will have trouble dealing with.

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Everything but the squeal. A great book; I think I have the hardback US edition, picked up second hand years ago. I've read it several times.

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Not at all! It just so happens that SWMBO and I have been thinking for a while about replacing the crappy, scratch-prone synthetic black IKEA counter tops in our kitchen for a while. I used to know a geology lecturer in New Jersey (a friend of a friend). When he met the woman who was to become...

It looks like it is walking on a thin sprinkling of snow... What is the surface, really?

Don't worry about writing in English; as long as you write clearly, correct any spelling mistakes (DON'T let your phone "autocorrect" your text), avoid slang and use grammatically correct constructions, you'll be understood.

I've bought one TV set in my entire ilfe: in 2010. It still works perfectly well.

In some parts of southern Europe, chestnuts were a staple until well into modern times. When I was a kid, peanuts in their shell were called monkey nuts, but I don't know whether they were raw or cooked in some way. We also used to buy tiger nuts.

I was checking the translation of the Danish word "mørbrad", and stumbled across a wonderfully useful website. http://www.fleisch-teilstuecke.at/en/meat-cuts/

I was born into a poor family in a poor neighbourhood of a town in serious industrial decline. I've known poverty (though not of the extreme kind), unemployment, despair, violence personally and also observed it in those around me. I've studied and worked hard, and still take every opportunity...

I would haue eggys...

Yes... especially when the writer slips in a few spelling mistakes, or uses non-standard terms...

Ambulance chasers... or "personal injury protection" claims, as the chasers prefer to call it. My mother had been getting calls every week for years, beginning "hello, madam, I am calling about your recent motor vehicle accident"... I remember a time in the UK when solicitors and barristers...