Please play nicely. No one wants to listen/read a keyboard warriors rants....
As I walk home, I'm starting to wonder if I'll regret the third pint of Plum Porter tomorrow.
Having cleaned yet more dog crap of the back, and given it a bit a a vacuum clean, the stink is starting to get better..
So, road tax is low, about £30 or so I think, and almost 60 mpg ! I'm thinking we might hang onto it as a runabout and see how it goes, 2009 and only 27,500 miles. I'll be looking into repair costs which I think will be pretty high as it may need to go to an official dealer. 60 mpg ! almost as good as my MV6 3.2
To help get rid of odour, put some fresh coffee granules in a bowl leave under the seat, also try a bowl of scented cat litter.
Indeed..FYFY Mr W...Then there's the beer that's actually chewable...What I don't understand is, non-stop or not, why the Hell would you want to come to this Country if you live in Australia….
Culture, history, family roots, an absence of poisonous creatures..... I thought about mentioning, English spoken properly, manners and civilised behaviour, but they are from a bygone era now.
And black. I'm going through a phase where it needs to look like old engine oil. 
Well, they decided to start a WI branch that meets during the evening to attract younger ladies and it worked.. They range in age from mid 20's upwards. Jam and Jerusalem don't seem to feature much, as far as I can tell. Alcohol, on the other hand...Before you slag me off, Lizzie, let me tell you what a mature female student of mine once said to me:
"Ron, even women don't understand women, so what chance do YOU stand?"
Ron.
Yep. I am chairman of a (predominantly male) radio society. Mrs KW is on the committee of a WI branch. It's interesting to compare notes from committee meetings.
For me, a good committee meeting is one where we get together over a beer and decide what we're going to do for the next couple of months and who is going to do it, then have time for more beer.
For her, a good committee meeting is seemingly one where nobody's eyes get scratched out.
Is the WI still all 'Jam and Jerusalem' or has it changed?
There are some nice places outside of Leeds but it`s not the place it used to be, I was brought up in Yeadon near Leeds and Bradford airport and it was regarded posh, even though it wasn`t but I wouldn`t move back there now, even though where I live isn`t great.
Leeds doesn`t get any higher than an E in the insurance ratings which speaks for itself.
In six years I`m mortgage free so I might be tempted to move east towards Beverley, some lovely places out that way. York is nice too but to much of a flood risk.
I have been thinking Ossett area, Wakefield.
I went to ossett and came away with a wife.
Already got one of those, so not a problem.
I believe it's acceptable to have more than one wife in Leeds Tunnie!
No, actually, with a new exhaust bobbin from Hafrauds. Yep, you could knock me down with a feather. Something useful there. It doesn't even have any blue LEDs on it.Realised the exhaust was about to part company with the side of the car.
.. and that the exhaust bobbins I purchased a few weeks back are completely the wrong size.
It's a Caterfield, so I assume you'll be fixing it with bailing wire and duct tape?
It turns out that the fluid or grease from the flywheel was leaking on to the starter motor so that needs replacing too. It can be tough to start sometimes so that fits the overall picture.
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At least the flipping mechanical roof still works (rare)
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Before you slag me off, Lizzie, let me tell you what a mature female student of mine once said to me:
"Ron, even women don't understand women, so what chance do YOU stand?"
Ron.
From an airlines point of view it makes a lot of sense, where as it is much more fuel efficient without an additional landing and takeoff plus the extra airport fees, which not only includes the aircraft fees, but also fees per passenger.
This results in cheaper ticket prices and most people buy within reason the cheapest. This applies to most items in price or popularity lists: The top one will get about 65% of the sales, number 2 about 20%, number 3 about 10% and everybody else about 5%.
Then there's the beer that's actually drinkable...What I don't understand is, non-stop or not, why the Hell would you want to come to this Country if you live in Australia….
Culture, history, family roots, an absence of poisonous creatures..... I thought about mentioning, English spoken properly, manners and civilised behaviour, but they are from a bygone era now.
Less if you are making traditional lime mortar in the hope of sticking them togetherI see they are re making 3" staffordshire blues
and weathered imperial wire cut
Lovely, you won`t be able to wall more than five courses at a time with those
though you would think ,the "new old bricks" would be a little more uniform than the 1890 originals
which vary 15mm in length
So I would say brick technology ,like cars have moved on over the years
UNLIKE women ,fighting over petty things
Yes Dave! I once thought that I understood women - then I woke up!
Ron.
