Reply With QuoteI took the cravat into account when I originally posted on this thread.
I was keeping it in reserve in case the hat wasn't working properly
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Why is the cravat being overlooked here?
Cravat is a very acceptable alternative to the flamboyant hat for any budding author.
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I took the cravat into account when I originally posted on this thread.
I was keeping it in reserve in case the hat wasn't working properly
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The only hat I have here is a hard hat with ear defenders attached and foil Dons badge which needs replacing. Nae very flamboyant
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Its how you wear it cheil. Hard hat at a dainty angle. Tres chicOriginally Posted by Pacman1903
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Nae an MSA?
The Ford Sierra of hard hats - ubiquitous, functional and dull. A bit like Dundee United, apart from the ubiquitous bit, as they are few and hiding, or like the Nationalists, except for the functional bit. (The Gallet model is excepted - the MkII Ford Cortina 1600E of cranial protection).
Get yourself a Peltor, and the prose will ooze from your nib, MS,Word will take on a life of its own. Punctuation will self-correct, and grammatical exactitude will be a given. And they're fanny magnets.
And we earn mair margin-wise from every unit sold, helping to bring my retirement closer.
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She must be an awesome writer
Thats a great box of lightbulbs hat
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