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Well put Alan

 

Sam, off to bed with you, get those Vas gloves on and dont rub your eyes.

 

Night sam

Difficult proposition for a full time computer programmer

 

 

Vaseline + cucumber = pimped out eye !!

Pimped out eye for a pimped out ride

Lol - Pimp eye for the Zed guy

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I suggest you take up Golf instead of cars. It'll be safer for you.

 

Golf is second only to lawn bowls in most deaths in sport!!!!

 

 

In relation to most of this post  --  WTF?????

 

Have you all gone and bought MX5's and hair straighteners??!!  I'm off-line for a couple of days and you all go left foot on me!  Take a long hard look at yourselves!

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hay john

are you supposed to pot the vass on first or on the out side of the gloves i think i did it wrong last night

It goes inside ya big dope.

If you put it outside, it will get on your sheets.

 

Simon, what's your prob Bro?

Haven't you ever had something in your eye and fiberglass on your skin? If you have more manly ways of dealing with it. I'm more than happy to learn.

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OK, if this is really about fibreglass fibre removal -

 

When I was building kayaks, have a really hot shower - this opens the pores, then borrow your sister's loufre and scrub with a moisturising soap like Dove.  Always scrub away from the trunk as this is with the nape of the skin and will pull them out rather than push them in.  On the face go towards the nose as this prevents the skin stretching and reduces wrinkles later on.

 

After the shower use an after shower moisturising lotion or gel.  Ideally one with a nice scent.  The scent doesn't help with the fibreglass obviously, it just makes you smell nice.

 

Straight from Chanele's House of Hair and Beauty handbook.

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OK, if this is really about fibreglass fibre removal -

 

then borrow your sister's loufre and scrub with a moisturising soap like Dove

 

After the shower use an after shower moisturising lotion or gel.  Ideally one with a nice scent.  The scent doesn't help with the fibreglass obviously, it just makes you smell nice.

 

Straight from Chanele's House of Hair and Beauty handbook.

 

 

Holly crap

 

 

 

This IS IT!

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In all seriousness though, thanx a million John bro - I've heard extremely bad stories about fibreglass and didnt really believe them until I handled it myself.... (My uncle uses a fibreglass rubber to remove lines on PCB's in his lab)

 

 

I will shout you a few Corona's next time we meet :D (Yes Corona's are the only nice tasting alcoholic, toxicant consumable liquids available IMO :P)

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