Farewell everyone

[Brian Vx]

Hello folks, nothing sinister about this mail: I've found the forum very informative and interesting when I've dipped in on occasion, but am retiring on Friday from the industry : closing my catalogue and price lists, have ordered my last compressor, and will be working for a new boss! (Home decorating and DIY seems to be the new order of the day, might even pick up the golf clubs now that Tiger's out of the frame!) Watch this space!! With thanks to those who have offered help and advice in the past. Good luck and success to you all. Regards, Brian S. :D

[desA]

All the best in your new life.

Please feel free to come back as an adviser/consultant.

[monkey spanners]

Good luck with the decorating Brian! No need to be a leave though, i'm sure you still have pleanty of knowledge that would be helpfull.

[D.D.KORANNE]

Best wishes !

[chemi-cool]

Good luck on the new job.

Within a week you will feel that something is missing, it not easy to leave that profession for good [see what happened to the boss of RE...]

By replacing Tiger's frame you mean this is whom you get???:p
http://www.chinadaily.com.cn/sports/2006-04/05/xin_39040305151320707141.jpg

Save me a seat, 9 years to go....;)

[old gas bottle]

all the best,:) dont keep picking wallpapers with ice flakes though.;)

[Brian_UK]

All the best Brian, enjoy the change of life style.

[Brian Vx]

Thank you for your good wishes chaps, I'll certainly continue to 'pop in' from time to time (this from home PC) and, Chemi-cool,how could that poor lass manage to hold a club correctly and assume a proper stance carrying such a handicap up front? (Still I suppose she could always caddy and help me in the rough when I lose my balls.) (Speaking of which I might lose more than that if my new (the real boss) were to sign in here!) Best wishes once more to all, Brian S.

[yorkshire]

Good luck with your retirement mate, enjoy the time :D

[Red Dragon1]

Brian,
Good luck in your retirment and happy DIY. I retired from the industry after 44 years, I lasted 5 weeks before I was climbing the walls. I rejoined and now am entering my 50th year in the trade and still loving it.