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In a charity shop yesterday and I bought a thousand piece jigsaw of Coronation Street characters from 1960-1995.
I have not done a jigsaw since I was a kid, looking forward to start it today.
I have not done a jigsaw since I was a kid, looking forward to start it today.
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peace missing NAP
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It will be if there's a piece missing!
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Save yourself some time and bin it....
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wish you luck, a jigsaw of just faces is an impossible task
. http://thumbs3.ebaystatic.com/d/l225/m/mo6z4XCkCzHxQpfzC6eEHYg.jpg |
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That's a better image
. http://www.ukcollectibles.co.uk/images/corriestjig1.jpg |
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pumphol
that's the puzzle I am attempting. Been at it over an hour, not got two pieces together yet |
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You could be watering the pitch at Elland road
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Seriously Huggy you could not have picked a more difficult puzzle if you tried, sort out any pieces that are black & white & colour to try to make a line going across the centre then you may stand more of a chance, once you get going it could fall into place but that is a very big could
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Great fun doing a 1000 piece jigsaw and sense of achievement once completed. Care needed as you can get too wrapped up in it and miss a race or too....or perhaps that's an advantage !
Don't think the subject matter of Coronation Street would appeal to me though. |
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have you done the corners and edges yet?
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no
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At least find Suzy Birchall
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Have you seen her recently
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Is this recently?
http://cache2.artprintimages.com/lrg/30/3007/WA3BF00Z.jpg |
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i completed one of those sweets of the 60s all those old sweets you used to get !spangles,mint caramac ,etc ,surprisingly satisfying !
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the most difficult and most boring to complete must be that jigsaw of nothing but baked beans ! about a 1,00 pieces !
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1,000^^^^^^^^^^^^
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http://static2.shop033.com/resources/A6/5286/picture/31/82302257.jpg
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i havent done a jigsaw in forever. the other year i thought about getting into it. nearly bought some jigsaw ball things but i decided they were probably too easy. then thought about getting a mahoosive jigsaw but nowhere to put it. i looked at the big folding jigsaw things but didnt fancy it much. has anybody ever made a magnetic board with jigsaws you can do it the wall??
not ideal for a session, but you could do a few minutes each day when youre bored. instead of going to the fridge to find some crap to eat! |
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i always wanted the red dwarf jigsaw out of one of the episodes. but they never made one. must just have been a one off prop, cos ive looked everywhere and no red dwarf jigsaw exists.
just googled it and the original prop jigsaw is for sale for 349 quid |
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i might buy it.
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Fernando Torres should be known as jigsaw - goes to pieces when he's in the box
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Suzy birchall
just the name still causes a twitch |
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The last time I did a jigsaw was at jury service, gutted when after completing 95% of it we were called up to serve in a case, bloody inconsiderate bastidos
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Corners and edges FIRST , is the golden rule in any jigsaw attempt.
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Can't see Elsie Tanner in the black and white faces !
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She might be the ghostly image above the ST., Facts.
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Hang on. That's Ena Sharples.
Easily confused. |
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Is that Elsie Tanner in living colour to the right of Stan Ogden? Be easier to do the sodding jigsaw imo.
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It is her
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Thank you, pumphol. I am in no position to be fussy as I get older, but I'd like to think I can still distinguish the Elsie Tanners of this world from the Ena Sharples.
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Its a close one, maybe only a hair net between them
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I have decided to give up after two days torture, what a waste of £1.49 should of invested the money on a placepot,I will get it out again when my daughter NeXTs visits.
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I have decided to give up after two days torture, what a waste of £1.49 should of invested the money on a placepot,I will get it out again when my daughter NeXTs visits.
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I've got a 1,000 piece jigsaw which has been sitting on the top of a wardrobe for years.
Box has never been opened. . http://i60.tinypic.com/16j3uk4.jpg |
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M ALI
WHAT ELSE COULD OF IT BEEN  |
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Just fill in the child molesters and pedophiles first, this'll give you a good start, and after that you'll be fine.
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I always start with Michael Le Vel, when I'm doing that jigsaw.
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