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I felt queasy on a sight seeing cruise on the river Ouse in YorkBig boats don't move as muchso a proper full on cruise would be my idea of hell on earth[or should that be hell on water?]
No, you're now 4 times my ageThanks to everyone for the texts, emails and PMs yesterday, much appreciated.
Apparently now I'm half century, I can sign up for a Parkinson approved life insurance plan, and join Saga. I'll ask that Auto Addict fella, as he has had centuries of experience being over 50
You're catching me up fast, there was a time when I was twice as old as you - I'm not anymore
I currently have them all round on the Black Pussy due to needing some in a hurry. I've had huge issues with Pagid on the Battlebus and the Omega, so definitely not my first choice (although I did buy it with Pagid all round).Pagid....
Sounds like a brand of soft French cheese.
You are spot on, complete crap
I think in the UK now, they are exclusive to Eurocraparts.Available from all god branches of Eurocraparts.Things must be bad if Eurocraparts have turned to pedalling religion
I’ve sold vehicles since 2009, and by some luck I’ve sold 13 cars in the past 7 weeks.It dawned on me today, whilst driving TBE into the Smoke, I bought it off you 10 years ago yesterday. It was my 40th birthday present to myself.
But reality of me and Mrs TB driving? Any idea?Is that allWhat do you reckon I'd get from an XF diesel. For comparison, I tend to get 32mpg from the XJ tractor (early, euro 5 version of the V6 3l)?
Used to get the same from the XF, even the Velar manages 50 if you take it steady
Thinking about replacements for TBE, now that Towcester Shell has also stopped doing LPG, and as she'll be back to 80 miles a day when she goes back to working in the office, the old Omega has suddenly become too expensive to run
Depends how its driven, the ZF8 makes a big difference to the economy over the 6 speed, I could, if driven like an old lady, get 75mpg indicated (72mpg actual) on my commute (Rugby - Nottingham) from the 2.0 Ingenium
) 2.7 XF for her.
Cruises . . . .They don't appeal to me, but I keep promising some friends we will do a cruise. Who knows I might like it. But not with the current sniffle thing going around - for decades we've seen how less serious infections spread like wildfire on cruise ships.
I know people who go on cruises. Regardless of Covid19, I would not want to spend time locked inside a tin can with them or people like them.
), and one of those Nile cruises which was a great experience for the 4 days I wasn't confined to by bathroom.. Well, even the days I was confined to the bathroom was an experience I will never forget, no matter how much I want to.
.......hits the big 50 today.Thank you Mr DTM. And thank you for your celebratory gift, you will be unsurprised to hear that some has disappeared already
Happy Birthday TB
It will print a letter using my WP, Textmaker, with no problem, however when I try to scan a document to email it advises "Scan to email application not found."That is unrelated to "default printer", which is a concept that is heavily deprecated on 64bit Windows (from XP 64bit onwards, nothing new to Win10). Default printers hark back to 16bit Windows, all (true) 32bit applications should be using application managed printers and 64 bit apps must use application managed printers. 32bit Windows retained the default printer concept to an extent, because they supported the 16bit applications through a thunking layer. 64bit Windows does not support the 16bit Windows API.
