djb1971
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Nay, don't, how will the diy get done?
No no, you can still get the tools. You will need:Thats true. I'll have to think of something else.
No no, you can still get the tools. You will need:
1 bottle sparkly pink nail polish
1 bottle sparkly white pearlised nail polish
1 bottle bright purple nail polish with spangly bits in
1 pkt jewel stickers (opt)
Time taken: 5 - 20 minutes depending on level of artistry desired.
Instructions:
1. Paint the handles. Let dry. Add the jewel stickers.
2. Return tools to box and forget you did anything.
3. Relax.
YOU'RE WELCOME!!
I feel it's poetic and yet non-destructive. And it won't wash off so it will last a LONG TIME.I've got sparkly nail varnish. Good idea....
Reading this has been a sharp reminder not to cross my wife.
What the hell would you do to a man if he did worse* than mess with your beloved bike?
*if such a thing exists!
You've gone all film noir, WD...You really don't want to know.
I'd love to know, especially if it involves your dungeon.You really don't want to know.
You do know that costs extra!I'd love to know, especially if it involves your dungeon.![]()
I reckon it'll be worth every penny.You do know that costs extra!
Closely related, I once lent a bike to my younger brother. I knew he would adjust the saddle height as he is a couple of inches shorter than me but to my horror when he returned the bike I could see immediately that he had altered the saddle tilt. Assh0le that he is, I made it very clear that under no circumstances was he to do such things again!Has anyone ever done anything stupid to your bike. Something completely unexpected and unwanted? Something that left you gobsmacked?
Closely related, I once lent a bike to my younger brother. I knew he would adjust the saddle height as he is a couple of inches shorter than me but to my horror when he returned the bike I could see immediately that he had altered the saddle tilt. ****0le that he is, I made it very clear that under no circumstances was he to do such things again!
Loaning a bike is like sharing your wifeClosely related, I once lent a bike to my younger brother. I knew he would adjust the saddle height as he is a couple of inches shorter than me but to my horror when he returned the bike I could see immediately that he had altered the saddle tilt. ****0le that he is, I made it very clear that under no circumstances was he to do such things again!