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I reported a pothole on my street the other week, I nearly fell in it and was lost forever (stop the cheering).hisroyalgingerness wrote:devonshire road has terrible chips at the mo. someone should tell the council, it's a disgrace
Anyways I filled a form online, someone rang me to check the details and then troublesome Gertie-swallowing hole has been tarmaced over, with me on the right side.
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Ah but is it only the hole filled in? Temporary tarmac is $hite and doesnt last very long. It needs a full wearing course strip and resurface.Gertie wrote:I reported a pothole on my street the other week, I nearly fell in it and was lost forever (stop the cheering).hisroyalgingerness wrote:devonshire road has terrible chips at the mo. someone should tell the council, it's a disgrace
Anyways I filled a form online, someone rang me to check the details and then troublesome Gertie-swallowing hole has been tarmaced over, with me on the right side.
I am the neighbourhood busy body.Your Royalness I can give you the busy body website if you're bothered.
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Gertie, you need to test this. When you get home tonight, jump up and down repeatedly on the tarmac covering the hole.superjohnmcginlay wrote:Ah but is it only the hole filled in? Temporary tarmac is $hite and doesnt last very long. It needs a full wearing course strip and resurface.Gertie wrote:I reported a pothole on my street the other week, I nearly fell in it and was lost forever (stop the cheering).hisroyalgingerness wrote:devonshire road has terrible chips at the mo. someone should tell the council, it's a disgrace
Anyways I filled a form online, someone rang me to check the details and then troublesome Gertie-swallowing hole has been tarmaced over, with me on the right side.
I am the neighbourhood busy body.Your Royalness I can give you the busy body website if you're bothered.
Let us know how you get on.
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i always knew you curtain-twitchers had an actual site, i knewGertie wrote:I reported a pothole on my street the other week, I nearly fell in it and was lost forever (stop the cheering).hisroyalgingerness wrote:devonshire road has terrible chips at the mo. someone should tell the council, it's a disgrace
Anyways I filled a form online, someone rang me to check the details and then troublesome Gertie-swallowing hole has been tarmaced over, with me on the right side.
I am the neighbourhood busy body.Your Royalness I can give you the busy body website if you're bothered.
Well if you think it will provide useful scientific research then I shall do it for the good of the world. I'll let you know how it goes.warthog wrote:Gertie, you need to test this. When you get home tonight, jump up and down repeatedly on the tarmac covering the hole.superjohnmcginlay wrote:Ah but is it only the hole filled in? Temporary tarmac is $hite and doesnt last very long. It needs a full wearing course strip and resurface.Gertie wrote:I reported a pothole on my street the other week, I nearly fell in it and was lost forever (stop the cheering).hisroyalgingerness wrote:devonshire road has terrible chips at the mo. someone should tell the council, it's a disgrace
Anyways I filled a form online, someone rang me to check the details and then troublesome Gertie-swallowing hole has been tarmaced over, with me on the right side.
I am the neighbourhood busy body.Your Royalness I can give you the busy body website if you're bothered.
Let us know how you get on.
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Bruce Rioja wrote:As do Little Lever and CrazyHorse.hisroyalgingerness wrote:devonshire road has terrible chips

There is only one way to sort out this chip fued once and for all...We need SOTWA to organise a mums' chips smackdown.
Perhaps we could get as many TW members to pop over to yours ma's for a chip butty each one day then over to mine the day after or something like that with the winner being decided with the use of a secret PM ballet.
Obviously everyones travel costs and other expenses will be covered by the site admin.
Sound like a plan?

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It would be a wasted trip for me as "my" chips are the best going. Part boil a couple of decent potatoes, make em into large slices- fritter style- then fry them. Two slices of buttered thick sliced bread, salt and vinegar and bingo: Chip Heaven.americantrotter wrote:I'm in.I love chips. Plus a trip would be nice

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Surely that's a "special" butty not a chip butty??TANGODANCER wrote:It would be a wasted trip for me as "my" chips are the best going. Part boil a couple of decent potatoes, make em into large slices- fritter style- then fry them. Two slices of buttered thick sliced bread, salt and vinegar and bingo: Chip Heaven.americantrotter wrote:I'm in.I love chips. Plus a trip would be nice
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A blind tasting is what’s required here.
Tangodancer, Crazyhorse and Bruce’s Mum assemble at an agreed venue with the equipment of their choice (chip pan, deep fat fryer, potato peeler etc)
A cook off then commences with TW posters asked to vote on chip A, B or C. It won’t be revealed until after voting which cook is represented by which letter.
It makes sense logistically with only one venue required.
Tangodancer, Crazyhorse and Bruce’s Mum assemble at an agreed venue with the equipment of their choice (chip pan, deep fat fryer, potato peeler etc)
A cook off then commences with TW posters asked to vote on chip A, B or C. It won’t be revealed until after voting which cook is represented by which letter.
It makes sense logistically with only one venue required.
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But it doesn't have to be. There are all sorts of pigmented tarmacs available today. And while we're on the subject what about concrete? A far superior and much maligned material (also more useful for permanently removing certain posts or posters)Batman wrote:I am afraid this is rather dull.

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