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    #16
    Yep she's slain, for the time being anyway, she used to phone up every evening moaning about someone or something to my missus but since the blowup not one phone call, so if nothing else that is a major improvement.

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    • geegad
      • Mar 2010
      • 2329

      #17
      Nice toy never get any modeling done having that to drive around

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      • Guest

        #18
        Very efficient sanding and cutting tool no doubt. I bet it will be used when you do conversions and use resin

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        • grumpa
          • Jan 2015
          • 6142

          #19
          Originally posted by \
          Yep she's slain, for the time being anyway, she used to phone up every evening moaning about someone or something to my missus but since the blowup not one phone call, so if nothing else that is a major improvement.
          Glad to hear that things seem to have improved, maybe when the hubby had to attempt your job he had a wake up call and put his crone in her proper place. I ran my own electrical contracting company for some years after retiring from "The City" and found that really good workers are very hard to find and should be appreciated. Maybe they had an epiphany Jim

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          • Guest

            #20
            Originally posted by \
            Maybe they had an epiphany Jim
            No Jim they want their grass cut.


            Laurie

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            • eddiesolo
              • Jul 2013
              • 11193

              #21
              The thing is, why the hell did they let this come to Ken telling them to sod off? I mean, they could have halved the stress by getting even a second hand mower-they can be had for £500+. Just tightwads.

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              • grumpa
                • Jan 2015
                • 6142

                #22
                Originally posted by \
                No Jim they want their grass cut.
                Laurie
                True but the two do come as a team and I'm sure his Missus does a fine job for the old battle axe, people do change, the question is will it last. If all they were worried about was getting their grass cut they could have hired it out. Also that John Deere cost a pretty penny {top of the line} no paultry investment. As long as they stick to their newly won principles and nip any non-sense in the bud they will fare well.................Jim

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                • grumpa
                  • Jan 2015
                  • 6142

                  #23
                  Originally posted by \
                  Oh Jim deere paint work not up to the scratch of a John Deere. Try Vallejo !
                  Laurie
                  Yeah, the Craftsman colors are a bit grim but they are strong and reliable and cost about half the price of a John Deere

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                  • Guest

                    #24
                    Yes well she now knows I could get a job so not reliant on her, and even better now our daughter and her other half are looking for a house to buy as an investment and have told us if we want they will rent it to us for the cost of the mortgage, so result there I really enjoyed dropping that into a conversation with her, so she now knows she has no hold over either of us.

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                    • grumpa
                      • Jan 2015
                      • 6142

                      #25
                      Originally posted by \
                      Yes well she now knows I could get a job so not reliant on her, and even better now our daughter and her other half are looking for a house to buy as an investment and have told us if we want they will rent it to us for the cost of the mortgage, so result there I really enjoyed dropping that into a conversation with her, so she now knows she has no hold over either of us.
                      That's the way to go, some autonomy on your part will do wonders for the situation. Keep the reins tight and you'll be just fine

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