Conrad D. Conelrad Posted September 4, 2012 Posted September 4, 2012 Is this the worst listing on Rightmove? Only one tiny picture. The house appears to be burnt out and boarded up. This is not mentioned in the description. http://www.rightmove.co.uk/property-to- ... 67792.html
Guest Posted September 4, 2012 Posted September 4, 2012 To be honest, I'm enjoying old cameras more than old cars at the moment. Maybe I need to go and do that instead.
Spiny Norman Posted September 4, 2012 Posted September 4, 2012 Old cameras are ace. There's nothing like only having 10, 12, 24 or whatever shots in a roll of film for making sure you make every shot count. In other car related non-grumpiness, three days after discovering that I had no heat in the Saab and generally stressing about having to pull the dash apart to get at the heater valve, today I was driving along and suddenly thought, 'fuck me, it's a bit warm for 8 in the morning '....The damn thing seems to have fixed itself.
vulgalour Posted September 4, 2012 Posted September 4, 2012 I keep remembering this Marina TC and grinning to myself. Awesome thing and it parked next to me ^___^ Meeting Mk1_4dr was pretty epic too, especially since he was with the shabby chic Chrysler barge. Nice bloke, unsurprisingly.
sporty-shite Posted September 4, 2012 Posted September 4, 2012 Is this the worst listing on Rightmove? Only one tiny picture. The house appears to be burnt out and boarded up. This is not mentioned in the description. http://www.rightmove.co.uk/property-to- ... 67792.html That house has been like that for ages. Haven't been down for a while, though, so it could have been sorted. However, if you're moving down this way, I'm sure there's far better you could have for your money. It's close to ASDA, though!
Lord Sterling Posted September 4, 2012 Posted September 4, 2012 I have managed to stop buying crap I don't need.... Er...yeh, I think I need to get around to doing this at some point. Today I managed to buy a couple more Early 90s AutoCar/CAR magazines, some floor mats that looked like they were for an 800 and some Nissan March mats for the Micra. I need to close my ebay account and stop buying crap I dont need. Either that or I need another garage/shed or an old estate car to chuck all my crap in.
Morgan84 Posted September 5, 2012 Posted September 5, 2012 Repeated playing of The Wurzels and Showaddywaddy make for a good evening,with a little slice of Abba as well
Conrad D. Conelrad Posted September 5, 2012 Posted September 5, 2012 Is this the worst listing on Rightmove? Only one tiny picture. The house appears to be burnt out and boarded up. This is not mentioned in the description. picture http://www.rightmove.co.uk/property-to- ... 67792.html That house has been like that for ages. Haven't been down for a while, though, so it could have been sorted. However, if you're moving down this way, I'm sure there's far better you could have for your money. It's close to ASDA, though! Oh, Asda's my least favourite supermarket I've gone right off that house now.
whitevanman Posted September 5, 2012 Posted September 5, 2012 My stepdaughter has past her test at last......10 years between attempts but she has finally got around to it....why am I so happy? because she is going to be driving my Sierra Saphire....I don't have to get rid of it to make room for the P100 after all
Ross_K Posted September 5, 2012 Posted September 5, 2012 Is this the worst listing on Rightmove? Only one tiny picture. The house appears to be burnt out and boarded up. This is not mentioned in the description. On the up-side, october's rent is free. Isn't there a Patak's factory near there?
sporty-shite Posted September 5, 2012 Posted September 5, 2012 Is this the worst listing on Rightmove? Only one tiny picture. The house appears to be burnt out and boarded up. This is not mentioned in the description. On the up-side, october's rent is free. Isn't there a Patak's factory near there? Yup. And another food factory right behind it. Stinks of bad curry sauce! On the up-side, B&Q's only across the road
willswitchengage Posted September 5, 2012 Posted September 5, 2012 Deposit: £1 Is that the intrinsic value of the property's furnishings?
DSdriver Posted September 5, 2012 Posted September 5, 2012 Parrot-in-a-basket by DSdriver, on Flickr This little fella has been very ill this week, he's been in the avian hospital since Saturday, not just as sick as a parrot but high on the endangered species list. The vet got an inkling he was feeling better this morning when Casper asked him "Can I help you?" when he looked in the cage.
willswitchengage Posted September 6, 2012 Posted September 6, 2012 Managed to spill a pint glass of water on my laptop last night in a sleepy missed-the-coaster exercise, after many hours of listening to it go fzzzzzzzzzt and thinking how much a replacement would cost, I was delighted to wake up this morning and it work perfectly after drying out In less good news had my first minor breakdown today, when for whatever reason the Justy decided to slowly increase its idle speed over the last mile or so of my commute until I had to reverse park at 3000rpm, which was dead fun. (why would it do that?)
vulgalour Posted September 6, 2012 Posted September 6, 2012 I recently rediscovered this fantastic picture on my computer, but foolishly hadn't saved the link to the news article. As far as I remember, the story goes that the Mercedes bus broke down and the driver, who was quite drunk, decided it would be an excellent idea to hitch up the broken bus to a horse and take the bus to the garage with predictable results. This either happened in Russia, or Norway, or Sweden, or another one of those snowy places full of drunk people that isn't Scotland.
Mr_Bo11ox Posted September 7, 2012 Posted September 7, 2012 Check out the expression on that horse's face, its like "Just don't even ask, OK...."
Mr_Bo11ox Posted September 7, 2012 Posted September 7, 2012 To my total amazement, the coppers have arrested and charged some lad with smashing the window on my truck! They just rang me to proudly tell me that I was quite likely to get reimbursed for the damage, annoyingly I had already told them that I had repaired it for the sum of £12, at least its a sum that the jobless adolescent cockwhelk has a chance of being able to afford I suppose.
Ross_K Posted September 7, 2012 Posted September 7, 2012 I recently rediscovered this fantastic picture on my computer, but foolishly hadn't saved the link to the news article. Tineye is your friend. It happened in Poland. A drunken lumberjack faces losing his licence after crashing a van with two horses in the back. Leszek Stepien, 55, was using one of the animals to put his Mercedes back on its wheels when police came across him. Things started to go wrong for the Pole when he decide to open a bottle of vodka at the end of his working day. He then decided to load the horses - a stallion and a mare - in the back of his son's van to take them home. As he drove near the town of Skwierzyna, east of Poznan, the stallion got loose and decided to mount the mare. But she had other ideas and in the confusion, drunken Stepien collided with roadside barriers and tipped the van. Amazingly, he escaped injury and the horses suffered nothing more serious than shock. The lumberjack hitched the stallion to the front axle and was trying to right the vehicle when firefighters came across the scene. Fire chief Michal Kowalewski said: 'I've never seen anything like it.' 'Luckily the horses were not injured but the owner is facing charges including animal cruelty and drink driving,' said one officer, who revealed that Stepien had drunk enough to put him over twice the legal drink-driving limit.
vulgalour Posted September 7, 2012 Posted September 7, 2012 ^ more awesome than I remembered. Also, happy news for Mr Boll there, I see.
ashmicro Posted September 7, 2012 Posted September 7, 2012 This little fella has been very ill this week, he's been in the avian hospital since Saturday, not just as sick as a parrot but high on the endangered species list. The vet got an inkling he was feeling better this morning when Casper asked him "Can I help you?" when he looked in the cage. Poor thing! Hope he continues to feel better. My grin: tonight was my first "date" after Katie and I having got back together. We went to see "The Sweeney" in Glengormley. I thought it was OK, but bear in mind that as a child who grew up in the Seventies the weight of expectation I had wasn't quite met. Good enough movie in it's own right, though. Katie loved it - loads of fast cars (she's a total petrol head). She was born in 1984, so she doesn't really remember all the original Sweeney stuff, even though we've watched in on ITV4, it's just an old program to her. Double grin - I had slightly forgotten how well Katie can DRIVE, and also the advantage of having a girlfriend who doesn't drink. (free taxi, in this case a 911 C4S)
ashmicro Posted September 7, 2012 Posted September 7, 2012 Excellent! Reminds me of this: Laugh out loud funny! http://www.dontevenreply.com/allcomments.php?post=86
DSdriver Posted September 7, 2012 Posted September 7, 2012 Used the "don't try this at home children" lighter fuel and a match method of reseating a tyre bead today. Only on a ride on mower wheel but hugely satisfying. Now have a tyre with spent matches in because the first couple of tries needed more gas. Casper parrot is home now and convalescing. Still a bit wheazy but very chatty so obviously feeling better.
M'coli Posted September 8, 2012 Posted September 8, 2012 To my total amazement, the coppers have arrested and charged some lad with smashing the window on my truck! They just rang me to proudly tell me that I was quite likely to get reimbursed for the damage, annoyingly I had already told them that I had repaired it for the sum of £12, at least its a sum that the jobless adolescent cockwhelk has a chance of being able to afford I suppose.Excellent news, there, Bollox. That's £12 plus a gargae labour charge.
Pete-M Posted September 8, 2012 Posted September 8, 2012 Access All Areas tickets for Carfest sorted. Tomorrow will be most enjoyable.
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