Tea? (Part 3)

[classic33]

Yeah, but it also requires planning permission. Eight weeks is a bit long, when I have Chopin and Haydn going on hour after hour.

If its inside the existing building, wouldn't it count as ongoing work?

 

[MikeG]

Wire cutters?

She's 14, for goodness sake. Even I couldn't cut off a 14 year old's fingers with wire cutters. Where's your humanity?

 

[172traindriver]

You've been sucking diesel on your rest day!

The red (illegal) stuff

 

[172traindriver]

Classic, really. I am saying nothing..no no no hell, no.

What's on your mind Mrs D?

 

[classic33]

She's 14, for goodness sake. Even I couldn't cut off a 14 year old's fingers with wire cutters. Where's your humanity?

Super glue!

 

[172traindriver]

@171traindriver wanted new employment!

Who's that?

 

[classic33]

You said we don't have hurricanes in this country

Hence the question mark. Everyone seemed to be bothered about them. No reports of any hurricanes sofar.

 

[the_mikey]

Good evening everyone, back from East Yorkshire and it's back to Wwww tomorrow

 

[classic33]

Who's that?

Your predecessor!

 

[classic33]

She's 14, for goodness sake. Even I couldn't cut off a 14 year old's fingers with wire cutters. Where's your humanity?

You're right. Hand held wire cutters might not be up to the job!

 

[Shut Up Legs]

Just tell her to stop Chopin and Chaygn, and play something else!

(that was bad even by my standards)

 

[classic33]

Good evening everyone, back from East Yorkshire and it's back to Wwww tomorrow

East Riding of Yorkshire.

 

[MikeG]

You're right. Hand held wire cutters might not be up to the job!

Well, obviously a pair of bolt cutters would do the job perfectly well, but they require two handed operation. That would make holding the squiggling 14 year old still rather difficult.

Anyway, isn't it traditional when holding a hostage to cut the ear off and send it to a relative? The fingers?...............well, that just seems a bit primitive.

 

[classic33]

Well, obviously a pair of bolt cutters would do the job perfectly well, but they require two handed operation. That would make holding the squiggling 14 year old still rather difficult.

Anyway, isn't it traditional when holding a hostage to cut the ear off and send it to a relative? The fingers?...............well, that just seems a bit primitive.

One armed use. Place one handle under the armpit & use the hand to close.
Leaves the other hand free to hold the item you're cutting.

 

[stephec]

Well, obviously a pair of bolt cutters would do the job perfectly well, but they require two handed operation. That would make holding the squiggling 14 year old still rather difficult.

Anyway, isn't it traditional when holding a hostage to cut the ear off and send it to a relative? The fingers?...............well, that just seems a bit primitive.

Don't get squeamish, you've got to show them you mean business.