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1 hour ago, paulplom said:

My Americana mate's hellcat has arrived from America. It's ended up in Preston and he's in Bedlington.
How long before it gets iva'd and gets to him with the current situation?
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Seems they could be had in RHD as well....

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Posted
5 minutes ago, Rovorsche said:

I'm cooking Spag Bol, whilst fridge rummaging I find a pot of plain Hummus.
Hmm thats nice with a dash of hot sauce!

..... red faced with breathing difficulties can take you to to another dimension.

Bet you enjoyed it, though.

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5 hours ago, paulplom said:

My Americana mate's hellcat has arrived from America. It's ended up in Preston and he's in Bedlington.

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That's fantastic, great muscle car color as well.   It is amazing how much mileage FCA have got out of that platform with its roots in the w211 e class.

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Ross on Wye Morrissons.   Makes a change from riding in the tractor link box.

(Not my picture. Was looking for local car park images.)

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INSURANCE GRIN!

Policy about to renew, so as any fule know, to get the best price you have to shop around, threaten to cancel etc.  

Current provider (Axa) renewal price: £455.32

Meerkat's best quote: £450.28

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This looks like a nice little job for somebody that can work a spanner.

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5 hours ago, Asimo said:

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Ross on Wye Morrissons.   Makes a change from riding in the tractor link box.

(Not my picture. Was looking for local car park images.)

That’s very Forest of Dean. Making Lincolnshire seem sophisticated since 1347.

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I was doing the prescription deliveries.

Astra touched areas thoroughly anti bac cleaned, me masked up and gloved aswell, knocking and leaving the prescription on the step or on a nearby ledge then walking a few metres back. Obviously leaving something low down on a doorstep isn't ideal for most people of age.

Two lady's appeared at one address  and I was called a "lovely young man"

Couldn't help but think of this

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6 hours ago, Asimo said:

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Ross on Wye Morrissons.   Makes a change from riding in the tractor link box.

(Not my picture. Was looking for local car park images.)

I wonder if that prevents the tailgate from opening?

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Can't  be very nice for the poor dog breathing in the manky diesel fumes :( 

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My windscreen excess is only £50 rather than £75!

Small things make the mood lift! 

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Posted
39 minutes ago, gm said:

Can't  be very nice for the poor dog breathing in the manky diesel fumes :( 

Indeed. Is that even legal? And even if it is, there’s got to be good argument that it’s not great for the dog’s welfare. It’s not quite the same as having your dog on the bed of your pick up.

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1 hour ago, gm said:

Can't  be very nice for the poor dog breathing in the manky diesel fumes :( 

I suspect it saves the car's occupants from breathing in manky, farty or muddy dog fumes.

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3 hours ago, paulplom said:

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Sure that wasn't an April fools joke? 

Oh, sorry missed the Vauxhall bit at the top. 

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Posted
20 hours ago, gm said:

Can't  be very nice for the poor dog breathing in the manky diesel fumes :( 

I doubt that he's too happy being the rear crumple zone either.

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brewer about to buy a dodge a100 van

dont think theyll pimp it too much hopefully like overhaulin did with the pick up they did

on mute while brewer speaks :D

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I just bought this. Been after one for nearly a decade. 1950's "touch control" Royal electric typewriter. It's jammed up solid but the motor still runs (no keys work because the auto-repeat space button is stuck down- to the right of the space bar).

 

Bought it to do envelopes because computer printer are horrible at it. I miss having a decent typewriter.

 

Phil

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21 hours ago, Asimo said:

 

Ross on Wye Morrissons.   Makes a change from riding in the tractor link box.

(Not my picture. Was looking for local car park images.)

Home made parking sensor. When it yelps he knows he's far enough back.

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On 4/1/2020 at 5:19 PM, PhilA said:

Front loader machines are just becoming popular here. I've got a top loader with a fully mechanical selection dial. 

It'll try to migrate to the other side of the room if there's something in it that's unbalanced (which is the correct way).

 

Phil

Reminds me of this. ?

 

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Posted
8 hours ago, PhilA said:

....1950's "touch control" Royal electric typewriter. ....

That looks like a proper museum piece. I think I still have a 1980s IBM "golfball" electric typewriter in the shed. Those things weighed a ton.

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On 4/2/2020 at 12:42 AM, vulgalour said:

 

This totally confused me just now, not the gazebos, but the music which decided to override the music already playing, from my phone  to the bluetooth speaker in the kitchen.

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7 minutes ago, Tadhg Tiogar said:

That looks like a proper museum piece. I think I still have a 1980s IBM "golfball" electric typewriter in the shed. Those things weighed a ton.

Yes, it is a bit. But they're well made, back from when Royal was absolutely dominating the market. They also came in fun pastel colors. Very very fifties.

 

Phil

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8 minutes ago, Tadhg Tiogar said:

That looks like a proper museum piece. I think I still have a 1980s IBM "golfball" electric typewriter in the shed. Those things weighed a ton.

I still remember one of our typists having problems with her golfball typewriter, after muttering at it for a while, she picked it up and dropped it on the floor, saying "Oh dear, I think it's broken"

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On 4/2/2020 at 9:46 AM, Asimo said:

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Ross on Wye Morrissons.   Makes a change from riding in the tractor link box.

(Not my picture. Was looking for local car park images.)

Poor thing would be killed in an instant in any kind of rear ender

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