Mohammed and his mates will soon turn that nice hotel into a pot hole.Omega was £415 to tax so that's gone up £20
Still .... at least the council will have that cash to fix all the bloody pot holes
car insurance renewal £100 too much (compared to other sites) so I'll have to waste my time arguing them down again
C'mon Dave you know that's not how it works.
Your twenty quid is more likely to go towards Mohammed's nice hotel than a pothole.
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on: Yesterday at 23:25:55
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Can't be many of these left?
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on: Yesterday at 23:18:57
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Started by Varche - Last post by Sir Tigger KC | ||
Omega was £415 to tax so that's gone up £20 C'mon Dave you know that's not how it works. Your twenty quid is more likely to go towards Mohammed's nice hotel than a pothole. |
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on: Yesterday at 23:15:58
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Started by Varche - Last post by Sir Tigger KC | ||
Because the British Govt are utterly spineless and don't want to upset the French.
Rishi should tell Micron that if they don't stop the boats from launching off the beaches, we will! |
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on: Yesterday at 23:14:35
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Started by Varche - Last post by Raeturbo | ||
Because him and the rest of the c£nuts are full of shit
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on: Yesterday at 23:11:31
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Started by 2boxerdogs - Last post by Raeturbo | ||
Nobel |
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on: Yesterday at 22:37:34
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Started by Darth Loo-knee - Last post by Andy H | ||
Spent the day cleaning & checking the thing (MK2 Ford Galaxy Diesel auto).Fitted the new battery yesterday - wouldn't start.Managed to get the bonnet openNew battery I ordered from Tayna yesterday (standard delivery) arrived today. 5 years under a tree had resulted in a mouldy interior. The cheap seat covers fitted by the last owner had grown a layer of fur, I tried cleaning them with a carpet cleaner and the vinyl surface peeled off. 7 seat covers are now in the bin. Seats look OK underneath. All the seat belts were a bit surprised that I wanted to extend them couldn't get one to extend at all so will have to pull the trim off to inspect it. Undid all the wheel nuts half a turn, will get the wheels of tomorrow to check the brakes........ |
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on: Yesterday at 22:20:18
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Started by Andy H - Last post by Andy H | ||
And they will all need replacing again in the next decade or so, when 2G is sunsetted.I don't think 2G ever worked in this valley (despite the provider's signal predictions claiming otherwise). Does it count as sunsetting if it never worked in the first place Curious to see whether they can sort out the comms by adding an external ariel or 'mesh' communications. My parents installed solar panels last year, To get the feed in tariff they needed a smart meter. The mobile signal in their house is even worse than it is here but Octopus went through the motions of fitting a series of comms modules until they got working comms so I expect that it should be possible here. Why they waste time rather about with the basic comms modules in this area beats me, |
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on: Yesterday at 22:19:05
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Started by Varche - Last post by Varche | ||
So asylum seekers “ parachuting “ into the uk are now heading for NI to cross into Irelandto seek asylum rather than face “ Rwanda”.
Ireland wants to return them to the UK. Rishi says in that case he would want to return them to France! I thought the Dublin agreement drawn up yonks ago said migrants had to apply in their country of arrival ( in the EU which at that time included UK) . If so why hasnt Rishi been returning ALL migrants arriving from France back to France? |
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Omega Help Area / Omega General Help / Re: Rear springs elite and broken middle section exhaust studs
on: Yesterday at 21:39:33
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Started by grifter - Last post by Nick W | ||
As I'm planning to give the rear donut bushes a go is it better to do this while I've got the diff lowered for the rear springs or should I put that back up and then do the bushes? Removing the subframe bushes takes a fair amount of prying, levering and swearing. The last is the only one that is not made easier by having the subframe firmly attached everywhere it can be. Do one side at a time. There's a bloody good chance your diff mounts are no longer bonded together..... If your self-levelling is still working, it will work even better if it's assisting standard rate springs and not the much weaker S/L ones. They're much easier to find too. |