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      Avatar photoBernard Voith

        Mr Nick Hydro.
        I found a book & I have been reading it, I am a little confounded by some of the terminoligy.
        as you seem like a nice man, could you help?
        What is a KING DICK?
        What are a pair of Footprints?
        What is a Crescent?
        What is a shifter?
        What are Multi.grips?
        What is an inverted Staff?
        I would ask mr Moe but he like Mr Racephone seemed like he was a little sarcastic.
        The Australian Plumbers seem to be very protective & wont help at all.
        Do you think the Police would believe me if I say that I know nuthing about the guns & amunition, Do you think they might look for the rest of them?
        When I learn how to be a proper Plumber I wont have to worry about the Police.
        Argus Tuft

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        Avatar photoaquaticau
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          OK ARGUS, hang on to your seat.
          King Dick = King Richard
          Footprints is what you leave in the snow
          Crescent = a curved street
          A shifter is a removalist
          Multi grips is when more than one person is holding the pipe
          Inverted staff = employees doing a hand stand
          And shame on you for suggesting that your fellow Ozzies aren’t helpful!!!!!!!!!

          » This message has been edited by aquaticau on 02 October 2002

        • #292933
          Avatar photoracefanone
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            Argus,thats racefanone.Hows things in NYC?

          • #292934
            Avatar photoNickHydro
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              I din see any them in the bok at Hom epot I hop thye ansered rite An a gud plummer don havta worye bout Polic

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