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General Car Chat / Re: So what have you done to your car today?
« on: 25 January 2019, 20:22:48 »
Trying to start it in cold weather with a tank full of vegoil. 
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General Car Chat / Re: So what have you done to your car today?
« on: 25 January 2019, 20:02:36 »
I have one which will start my Omega easily, but it struggles with the old 190D.
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General Discussion Area / Re: An Interesting Theory Regarding the NHS And The EU
« on: 25 January 2019, 20:00:10 »
You need to get out more. 
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General Discussion Area / Re: Big vote tomorrow.
« on: 25 January 2019, 19:59:21 »
If nothing else, this whole exercise has proved beyond a shadow of a doubt, that the shower of shite in Westminster aren't fit to run a corner shop, never mind a country.
Having said that, the shower in Brussels are a whole lot worse.
So I guess that means were all doomed.
Having said that, the shower in Brussels are a whole lot worse.
So I guess that means were all doomed.
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General Discussion Area / Re: I know it was wrong of me....
« on: 25 January 2019, 17:48:41 »
Couldn't happen to a nicer bloke. I think he is going to use "I was very drunk at the time" as a defence. This might work on Scotland.
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General Car Chat / Re: MB Hold system
« on: 25 January 2019, 17:45:35 »The brake hold has stopped working on my C class.
Anyone got any ideas please?
A brick.
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General Discussion Area / Re: Big vote tomorrow.
« on: 25 January 2019, 17:42:46 »
Agreed. ...……...my guess is that the EU will make some insignificant concessions at the last minute, and there will be little choice but to grab their offer to stop the referendum from being overturned completely.
...……...my guess is that the EU will make some insignificant concessions at the last minute, and there will be little choice but to grab their offer to stop the referendum from being overturned completely.
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General Discussion Area / Re: George Osborne Davos
« on: 25 January 2019, 00:10:17 »
Not if you drive an Omega.
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General Discussion Area / Re: Big vote tomorrow.
« on: 25 January 2019, 00:08:25 »
Just signed it. As imo, should anyone who believes in democracy, regardless of their feelings about Brexit.
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General Discussion Area / Re: An Interesting Theory Regarding the NHS And The EU
« on: 24 January 2019, 11:48:23 »EU and my life. I doubt mankind will ever face a nuclear winter, although you never know I suppose.I believe it will collapse and disappear in my lifetime - assuming I live the average lifetime.
I think you'll have to live a lot longer than that, sadly, and survive global thermonuclear war..
I give it 20 years tops.
The EU, your life, or before we are in a nuclear winter?
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General Discussion Area / Re: An Interesting Theory Regarding the NHS And The EU
« on: 24 January 2019, 10:38:54 »I believe it will collapse and disappear in my lifetime - assuming I live the average lifetime.
I think you'll have to live a lot longer than that, sadly, and survive global thermonuclear war..
I give it 20 years tops.
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General Discussion Area / Re: Karma: Who would have thought it?
« on: 24 January 2019, 10:37:34 »
Under its new editor (a few months ago) the Daily Mail is almost unrecognisable from what it used to be. Its gone all soft and lampoons anyone who doesn't support Mays deal, as an extremist.
I think its a pity tbh, as we should have a broad spectrum of opinion across the media. It seems the owners have caved in to the constant onslaught from leftie snowflake trolls, which can never be a good thing.
Personally, I will read anything apart from the Grauniad. I cannot stomach the utter shite spewed out by people like Polly Toynbee and Owen Jones.
The only paper actually worth reading regularily now, imo, is the Torygraph, but its too expensive for a daily paper for me.
I think its a pity tbh, as we should have a broad spectrum of opinion across the media. It seems the owners have caved in to the constant onslaught from leftie snowflake trolls, which can never be a good thing.
Personally, I will read anything apart from the Grauniad. I cannot stomach the utter shite spewed out by people like Polly Toynbee and Owen Jones.
The only paper actually worth reading regularily now, imo, is the Torygraph, but its too expensive for a daily paper for me.
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General Car Chat / Re: Insurance Renewal - Putting the Pressure On
« on: 23 January 2019, 23:27:05 »I live in Essex which I doubt is classed as a low risk area. I remember two or three years ago my insurance was with Ageas, via some broker or other. I still paid under half what LZ pays.I'll wager that you don't have a £5k fault claim
There is that I suppose.
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General Car Chat / Re: Insurance Renewal - Putting the Pressure On
« on: 23 January 2019, 18:39:14 »
I live in Essex which I doubt is classed as a low risk area. I remember two or three years ago my insurance was with Ageas, via some broker or other. I still paid under half what LZ pays. 
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General Discussion Area / Re: Why do we want to leave the EU?
« on: 23 January 2019, 18:36:25 »
You could have a field day on there. 