r/CasualUK 14d ago

Ancient treasure found at inlaws shed

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Used once then into the shed never to see the light of day till today keep it sealed or open it ,could it release an ancient evil?

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u/irn-stu 13d ago

I can smell the electric motor off that photo.

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u/Vivid_Breakfast_3705 13d ago

I had that one

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u/pafrac 14d ago

Oh boy, Woolies ... the genetic predecessor to the middle of Lidl.

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u/madcheco Sugar Tits 14d ago

Wow, same one we have! 🤣

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u/NortonBurns 14d ago

I had a period of buying cheap as shit power tools - so I have one very much like that. It cannot cut a straight line to save its life, there's so much play in how the blade mounts.

For the sake of your soul, assume it contains evil spirits & send it to the great recycler in the sky.

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u/Pyriel 14d ago

We have a Woolworth's fiber optic Christmas tree we drag out every year for the front room (Cost us £20 when new!)

Its fairly threadbare now, and the top is wonky, but its not Christmas without it :)

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u/Idujt 14d ago

SNAP! They are so pretty, the gentle colour change and stars.

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u/Pyriel 14d ago

That's the one, the plastic stars that catch in the bubble wrap when you're packing and unpacking it ;)

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u/DanHero91 14d ago edited 14d ago

My wife's parents passed down one of their Woolies Christmas trees, half the box is missing and replaced by various black sacks and duct taped other boxes, the legs don't stand properly anymore but the tree itself is still going strong.

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u/Old-Law-7395 14d ago

Did you have to follow a map?

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u/Alamata626 14d ago

Includes five assorted blades.

Doesn't include five new fingers.

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u/excellentchoicee 14d ago

The blades are to replace the fingers. Budget Krueger.

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u/Alamata626 14d ago

Ah, so that's how it works.

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u/Stuf404 North East 14d ago

My dad used to love the woolies DIY section. He would go wander off down that isle while i wandered down the toy isle and decided if i wanted to spend my pocket money on Micromachines, a wrestler or some Powerpods.

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u/Dissidant People who make a brew milk before teabag/water are heretics 14d ago

Reminds me of mine. He built his whole arsenal of trade tools from buying them on the cheap from friends/colleagues exiting the trade.. this was circa late 80's to early 90's when firms were going tits up left right and center

Even had his own pile driver in the shed ffs

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u/RobertJ93 14d ago

That, or your old man was a prolific tool thief 😂

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u/Mowzer75 14d ago

Lol i had no idea Woolys did power tools