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wahiba14/06/2009 16:36:26
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Coming home on the train with SWMBO yesterday I noticed her clear a chewing gum packet from her seat and place it on the one behind. A little while later I went to put some rubbish in the bin and picked up this packet to throw in bin as well. Except the packet was a small tin. Geuine Wrigleys and new. Lid flips and locks reasonably well into place. Naturally it went in the pocket, a small store for drill bits.
So look out for the chewing gum in tins, or at least the discarded tins.
As tin boxes seem to be making a bit of a comeback has anyone else spotted any more suitable tin storage boxes?
Ian Abbott14/06/2009 17:33:22
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What is a "SWMBO"?  Are they dangerous?  Should I avoid train carriages with them in residence?

Ian 
mgj14/06/2009 19:13:34
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Are they dangerous? Can be.. Maybe you don't have one?
 
Should you avoid train carriages with one in residence? Well you'd probably not get the chance if it's yours. Somebody else's - well you never know.
 

Edited By meyrick griffith-jones on 14/06/2009 19:16:04

Robbo14/06/2009 22:20:00
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Put the lad out of his misery - SWMBO = She Who Must Be Obeyed,  ie WIFE, or these days, Partner.
Circlip15/06/2009 12:08:22
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Why didn't you put a smiley in that one Ian.
 
 The FAR worst types are swTSmbo
 
   Regards   Other Ian.

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