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[Haddock]

Still got one set left. If you are in Hull can I suggest you get a couple of sets, more if you want to risk it. I could use three sets when clamping up a largish hull. There were three sets left last time I was in Hobbycraft,they're not the sort of thing that lots of people would buy, probably that,s the reason for the low price.I'm sure I've seen them on Little Cars stand at shows for £12 a set but I could be wrong. I won't be in Hull till next Wednesday, if there are any left, I'm going to get another set.
Haddock.

[zak]

Maybe you are really Jed Clampet and not Haddock?

[Haddock]

I suppose you think that' funny!

[Bigkev]

Hi Zak,

I can just see a remake of 'The Brookland Road Hillbillies!'

Bigkev

[zak]

Gold, black gold..........................................
and that's just his hands.

[Haddock]

I hope your'e not suggesting that I never wash my hands.
   If you don't know what a flither is, please feel free to ask.

[Haddock]

         Just remembered something. Took Mrs Haddock to Harrogate last Saturday( it should have been Leeds but we took a wrong turning ) I treated her to lunch, Greggs baguette each and a bottle of pop to share. As a special treat, we stopped off at Morrisons in York to do our shopping. We arrived home tired but happy. Not being very hungry, Mrs Haddock suggested we had egg and chips for tea. When it arrived on the plate, my egg was covered under a pile of chips. Now that's not the way we do things in this house, the egg should be at one side of the plate, chips at the other so you can dip the end of each chip in the egg.I took some considerable effort to uncover the egg, when I did so, guess what, the egg was upside down.
  I'm beginning to feel persecuted. 

[zak]

It would seem that there is a message for you hidden somewhere on your plate? It will just have to be unravelled.
I did tell you that I thought Flithers were a group of women who collected the bait.

[Haddock]

I've just noticed this website doesn't know what time it is!

[zak]

Its all relative in the modelling world.
Probably depends what you and when you are modelling?