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Banned a spammer, DahliaFairall. Spam links in post text, linking to LED lighting sites. :whip:

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I wondered about him...

Seemed an odd sort of a post, yet not as overt as your average spammer.

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Username sounded over elaborate as well....for a simple forum ....more like an anagram!

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That is the issue with the authentication email not working as it means that I can force the authentication but I then need to check that the email is valid and the person looks right.

I did think the name was a bit flowery but thought that we had a keen gardener. :lol:

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jk wrote: That is the issue with the authentication email not working as it means that I can force the authentication but I then need to check that the email is valid and the person looks right.

I did think the name was a bit flowery but thought that we had a keen gardener. :lol:
He may re-emerge next autumn! ;-)

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Only if Steve hasnt spiked his tubers!!
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The solution might be glyphosate!

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:lol: Geoff if only I could locate the point of application.

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apparently new round-up gel kills anything even bindweed ,,might be worth the £9-00 a bottle :rasper::rasper:

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Years ago, when I was an apprentice we were building a bungalow in a wood, the hut were we had our dinner was surrounded by wild garlic which stunk, we call it 'Dog Ramps' in these parts.

Anyway we had some sodium chlorate which we used as a weed killer at home so I took some to work to kill the Dog Ramps, unfortunately they thrived on it and grew twice as fast! In fact, in the end we though it must have been fertiliser I put on them, I wasn't popular...

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Robert wrote: Years ago, when I was an apprentice we were building a bungalow in a wood, the hut were we had our dinner was surrounded by wild garlic which stunk, we call it 'Dog Ramps' in these parts.

Anyway we had some sodium chlorate which we used as a weed killer at home so I took some to work to kill the Dog Ramps, unfortunately they thrived on it and grew twice as fast! In fact, in the end we though it must have been fertiliser I put on them, I wasn't popular...

Whats a strange name for Ramsoms? Wonder where it originated?

They are less imaginative in Norfolk. There is a large garlic woodland on what was the old coast road (now bypassed) near Sandringham and its simply known as 'Onion Corner'.

I waded in there to take some close up photos some 30 years ago...my shoes stunk of garlic.... such that the wife 'isolated' them in the garden shed for weeks.

Fortunately we were wealthy and I had another pair of shoes.

:rofl:


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Eric wrote:


Fortunately we were wealthy and I had another pair of shoes.

:rofl:

TWO pairs of shoes!!! That IS wealthy...


:bowing::bowing::bowing:


Mind you, I have two suits, a brown boiler suit and a blue boiler suit!


:rofl:

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Robert wrote:
Eric wrote:


Fortunately we were wealthy and I had another pair of shoes.

:rofl:

TWO pairs of shoes!!! That IS wealthy...


:bowing::bowing::bowing:


Mind you, I have two suits, a brown boiler suit and a blue boiler suit!


:rofl:

Show off!

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House! You were lucky to live in a house! We used to live in one room, all twenty-six of us, no furniture, 'alf the floor was missing, and we were all 'uddled together in one corner for fear of falling.

Sorry ... couldn't resist

Ed

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:rofl:

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Constable wrote: House! You were lucky to live in a house! We used to live in one room, all twenty-six of us, no furniture, 'alf the floor was missing, and we were all 'uddled together in one corner for fear of falling.

Sorry ... couldn't resist

Ed
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