In reply to Post #13
I wonder what note they would play at full t.c?
I wonder what note they would play at full t.c?
In reply to Post #12
I am deeply offended by what you said, not sure what it was you said that upset everyone, but if everyone else is upset, so am i. Think a ban is in order
I am deeply offended by what you said, not sure what it was you said that upset everyone, but if everyone else is upset, so am i. Think a ban is in order
In reply to Post #17
Heff got the hump, never had you as a snowflake heff-a-hump.
Heff got the hump, never had you as a snowflake heff-a-hump.
In reply to Post #15
Which aspect of the Alcolyte blank would you want them to base a carp rod on? the action or the cosmetics?
Not to familiar with these blanks other than I know they are highly thought of float rods.. do they make other rods under the Alcolyte banner?
Which aspect of the Alcolyte blank would you want them to base a carp rod on? the action or the cosmetics?
Not to familiar with these blanks other than I know they are highly thought of float rods.. do they make other rods under the Alcolyte banner?
In reply to Post #19
It started as a float rod but has since been expanded to quite a range of float and feeder rods and poles with the Alcolyte blank now
It started as a float rod but has since been expanded to quite a range of float and feeder rods and poles with the Alcolyte blank now
In reply to Post #19
don't pick one up or you will want one! so light.
don't pick one up or you will want one! so light.
In reply to Post #16
The ESP Jem 7 rings not strings, might have to sell your soul at the crossroads to be able to use them though.
The ESP Jem 7 rings not strings, might have to sell your soul at the crossroads to be able to use them though.
A new Terry Hearn landing net is available next month, with a machined in Oxford, stainless spreader block.
The originals were a lovely rod but I preferred the lighter model.
I wouldn't buy another set while they have some other bloke's name on. It's almost as bad as the people who wear a football strip with somebody they don't know's surname on it.. even worse allowing their kids to do it. Bizarre behaviour
I wouldn't buy another set while they have some other bloke's name on. It's almost as bad as the people who wear a football strip with somebody they don't know's surname on it.. even worse allowing their kids to do it. Bizarre behaviour
In reply to Post #24
Ive always thought i was the only one who thought this was weird i could never bring myself to buy something with someones name on, its just strange to me.
Ive always thought i was the only one who thought this was weird
i could never bring myself to buy something with someones name on, its just strange to me.
Surely everything you buy with a brand name has someone elses name on it whether its a Ford car, a Dyson vaccuum or a Drennan rod??
In reply to Post #26
Yep. That's why I don't do logos on anything if I can help it, you're basically paying to advertise somebody else's business.
Get some funny looks turning my Sainsburys bags inside out
I get in **** when I'm subbing at work and won't wear their itchy polo shirts or a high viz... “got a plain one in the van mate”
Yep. That's why I don't do logos on anything if I can help it, you're basically paying to advertise somebody else's business.
Get some funny looks turning my Sainsburys bags inside out
I get in **** when I'm subbing at work and won't wear their itchy polo shirts or a high viz... “got a plain one in the van mate”
In reply to Post #25
Supermarket carrier bags have advertising on them. I don't like it but wouldn't stop shopping there because of it. If it's that worrysome to you, you could scratch the offending name off the article.
Supermarket carrier bags have advertising on them. I don't like it but wouldn't stop shopping there because of it. If it's that worrysome to you, you could scratch the offending name off the article.
Too be fair the ESP Terry Hearn have minimum writing on them and there on the underside of the blank.
In reply to Post #28
Strange argument
If the carrier bag was a Tesco - Philip Schofield edition. That would be more relevant.
A single surname as the brand name is not comparable to a living guys name written on something.
Its all personal preference, but you can keep using your Phillip Schofield bag of thats what makes you happy.
Strange argument
If the carrier bag was a Tesco - Philip Schofield edition. That would be more relevant.
A single surname as the brand name is not comparable to a living guys name written on something.
Its all personal preference, but you can keep using your Phillip Schofield bag of thats what makes you happy.