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Title: most useful thing you've learnt on OOF?
Post by: bigegg on 14 February 2011, 22:40:54
title sums it up.

Turning the foglights on to reverse into a dark drive/garage.
Use that tip every night now.
Title: Re: most useful thing you've learnt on OOF?
Post by: jonnycool on 14 February 2011, 23:10:34
Are the reverse lights not bright enough?

Sorry, back to the question - The crank sensor problems were my first bit of trouble on my car, looking at the forum convinced me to replace it, and bingo  :y
Title: Re: most useful thing you've learnt on OOF?
Post by: albitz on 14 February 2011, 23:13:23
Ive learnt a hell of a lot about all sorts of things on OOF. And not just about Omegas. :y
Title: Re: most useful thing you've learnt on OOF?
Post by: Hannah Judes Dad on 14 February 2011, 23:21:27
To remove the filler neck(store it in the boot) and put the cap straight onto the block thus reducing mayo build up
Title: Re: most useful thing you've learnt on OOF?
Post by: Vamps on 14 February 2011, 23:23:37
I have learned what not to say or talk about, several times...... :D :D :D
Title: Re: most useful thing you've learnt on OOF?
Post by: Andy B on 14 February 2011, 23:23:55
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To remove the filler neck(store it in the bott) and put the cap straight onto the block thus reducing mayo build up

Why bother? If you get emulsified oil around you know why, so why worry? The next proper rum you do will get rid of it anyway.  ;)
Title: Re: most useful thing you've learnt on OOF?
Post by: Hannah Judes Dad on 14 February 2011, 23:27:31
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To remove the filler neck(store it in the bott) and put the cap straight onto the block thus reducing mayo build up

Why bother? If you get emulsified oil around you know why, so why worry? The next proper rum you do will get rid of it anyway.  ;)

Because I do a lot of short journeys and very few long ones,last year my car did 2500 miles taking me to and from work,the only long run was to the lakes meet last year.
Title: Re: most useful thing you've learnt on OOF?
Post by: feeutfo on 14 February 2011, 23:28:46
Pedal trick and typing.

And that I am Gay....  Apparently! He wishes! ;D
Title: Re: most useful thing you've learnt on OOF?
Post by: Mysteryman on 15 February 2011, 14:02:30
Most useful thing I've learned is never to buy another omega :y ;D
Title: Re: most useful thing you've learnt on OOF?
Post by: omegod on 15 February 2011, 14:27:47
That changing the 3.0 V6 Dis pack hurts more than fighting a Rottweiler wearing a jacket made  from razor blades  :'(

Title: Re: most useful thing you've learnt on OOF?
Post by: Omega_Dan on 15 February 2011, 15:44:18
i only joined beginning of october but i have learnt that if you look after your mig it will look after you. Only possible with the expert advise, tips and support found through the forum :y
Title: Re: most useful thing you've learnt on OOF?
Post by: MV6Matt on 15 February 2011, 15:54:33
........most recently learning that to rebroadcast your key to the car can do it with the key in the ignition..............

Paperclipping is dead handy too......
Title: Re: most useful thing you've learnt on OOF?
Post by: Gaffers on 15 February 2011, 16:16:11
To sleep with one eye open when DLk is nearby ::)
Title: Re: most useful thing you've learnt on OOF?
Post by: I_want_an_Omega on 15 February 2011, 16:27:06
How to do all sorts of "difficult things on the car:

DIS
Cambelt
Thermostat

Plus lots of little bits of advice along the way. It's like is having hundreds of experts on line. You just have to give a bit back every now and then ......
Title: Re: most useful thing you've learnt on OOF?
Post by: Webby the Bear on 15 February 2011, 17:31:41
i joined here about a month prior to buying my omega. i learnt that i had to have proof of the cambelt. i would not have known without this forum  :y :y :y
Title: Re: most useful thing you've learnt on OOF?
Post by: Andy B on 15 February 2011, 17:47:08
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To remove the filler neck(store it in the bott) and put the cap straight onto the block thus reducing mayo build up

Why bother? If you get emulsified oil around you know why, so why worry? The next proper rum you do will get rid of it anyway.  ;)

Because I do a lot of short journeys and very few long ones,last year my car did 2500 miles taking me to and from work,the only long run was to the lakes meet last year.

but the emulsion doesn't do any harm, just leave it where it is. ;)
Title: Re: most useful thing you've learnt on OOF?
Post by: Hannah Judes Dad on 15 February 2011, 18:01:18


but the emulsion doesn't do any harm, just leave it where it is. ;)



Me being the lazy one  :)

If it's not there I don't have to clean it up  :y
Title: Re: most useful thing you've learnt on OOF?
Post by: Marks DTM Calib on 15 February 2011, 20:58:39
I learn't to never be down wind of Jimbobs arse.
Title: Re: most useful thing you've learnt on OOF?
Post by: Darth Loo-knee on 15 February 2011, 21:22:29
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I learn't to never be down wind of Jimbobs arse.


Excellent  ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D
Title: Re: most useful thing you've learnt on OOF?
Post by: Lazydocker on 15 February 2011, 21:33:15
Never bend over in front of Darth Loo-Knee :-X :-X
Title: Re: most useful thing you've learnt on OOF?
Post by: Vamps on 15 February 2011, 21:34:24
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Never bend over in front of Darth Loo-Knee :-X :-X

Ouch... :o did it hurt???? ;D ;D ;D
Title: Re: most useful thing you've learnt on OOF?
Post by: Lazydocker on 15 February 2011, 21:40:45
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Never bend over in front of Darth Loo-Knee :-X :-X

Ouch... :o did it hurt???? ;D ;D ;D
Apparently ::) ::)
Title: Re: most useful thing you've learnt on OOF?
Post by: Amigo on 15 February 2011, 22:02:07
Feed everyone at meetings!!! :y
Title: Re: most useful thing you've learnt on OOF?
Post by: Lazydocker on 15 February 2011, 22:10:28
Turning up anywhere near TB without Mrs LD's Brownies can be damaging to your post count ::)

Taxi Driver's Pickled Eggs have a kick and can cause arguments if there aren't enough to go round ::)

Don't bait a certain Admin about his MOT failures  :-X ::)
Title: Re: most useful thing you've learnt on OOF?
Post by: Vamps on 15 February 2011, 22:19:36
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Never bend over in front of Darth Loo-Knee :-X :-X

Ouch... :o did it hurt???? ;D ;D ;D
Apparently ::) ::)

Miss Vamps saw this post :-[ and thought it meant bending over for a kick up the bum.....Oh the innocence of a child..... ;D ;D ;D   She knows DLK and his sense of humour.... ::) ::) ::)
Title: Re: most useful thing you've learnt on OOF?
Post by: Lazydocker on 15 February 2011, 22:29:54
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Never bend over in front of Darth Loo-Knee :-X :-X

Ouch... :o did it hurt???? ;D ;D ;D
Apparently ::) ::)

Miss Vamps saw this post :-[ and thought it meant bending over for a kick up the bum.....Oh the innocence of a child..... ;D ;D ;D   She knows DLK and his sense of humour.... ::) ::) ::)

Glad I was careful with my reply then ;) ;) ;)
Title: Re: most useful thing you've learnt on OOF?
Post by: Darth Loo-knee on 15 February 2011, 22:32:23
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Never bend over in front of Darth Loo-Knee :-X :-X

Ouch... :o did it hurt???? ;D ;D ;D
Apparently ::) ::)

Miss Vamps saw this post :-[ and thought it meant bending over for a kick up the bum.....Oh the innocence of a child..... ;D ;D ;D   She knows DLK and his sense of humour.... ::) ::) ::)


The little Angel  :y
Title: Re: most useful thing you've learnt on OOF?
Post by: Darth Loo-knee on 15 February 2011, 22:37:13
I have learned not to tell anything you want kept quiet to

1. Countess
2. Jammie Dodger
3. Barden The Basher
4. Phyliss the Pink Rinse
5. Pauline The Plopper
6. Night Stalker
7. Matti Mini Me
8. Private Ming
9. Markus of Longbow
10. Guyuis the Gimp

thinking of others  ;D
Title: Re: most useful thing you've learnt on OOF?
Post by: Amigo on 15 February 2011, 22:37:31
Pickled eggs? Have i missed something?
  I love pickled eggs & will fight all of you for them.....in a pink mankini!!!!! :-*
Title: Re: most useful thing you've learnt on OOF?
Post by: Darth Loo-knee on 15 February 2011, 22:42:02
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Pickled eggs? Have i missed something?
  I love pickled eggs & will fight all of you for them.....in a pink mankini!!!!! :-*


Dave made his own Pickled Eggs (I think he laid them too if I remember correctly ;D) and brought them to Newent so thats why you missed them...  :P
Title: Re: most useful thing you've learnt on OOF?
Post by: Vamps on 15 February 2011, 22:44:52
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I have learned not to tell anything you want kept quiet to

1. Countess
2. Jammie Dodger
3. Barden The Basher
4. Phyliss the Pink Rinse
5. Pauline The Plopper
6. Night Stalker
7. Matti Mini Me
8. Private Ming
9. Markus of Longbow
10. Guyuis the Gimp

thinking of others  ;D


You can always rely on me not to say anything....... :-X :-X :-X   PM excepted
Title: Re: most useful thing you've learnt on OOF?
Post by: Lazydocker on 15 February 2011, 22:44:57
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Pickled eggs? Have i missed something?
  I love pickled eggs & will fight all of you for them.....in a pink mankini!!!!! :-*


Dave made his own Pickled Eggs (I think he laid them too if I remember correctly ;D) and brought them to Newent so thats why you missed them...  :P

And did you miss something :y :y :y

Birds Eye Peppers and Garlic in the vinegar IIRCC... Had quite a kick :y :y

Although I wasn't a very nice person to be around the next day (apparently) :-X ::) :D
Title: Re: most useful thing you've learnt on OOF?
Post by: Gaffers on 15 February 2011, 22:47:15
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Pickled eggs? Have i missed something?
  I love pickled eggs & will fight all of you for them.....in a pink mankini!!!!! :-*


Dave made his own Pickled Eggs (I think he laid them too if I remember correctly ;D) and brought them to Newent so thats why you missed them...  :P

They were evil...yet moreish at the same time  ::)

Didn't do my delicate guts much good  ;D ;D
Title: Re: most useful thing you've learnt on OOF?
Post by: Vamps on 15 February 2011, 22:50:36
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Pickled eggs? Have i missed something?
  I love pickled eggs & will fight all of you for them.....in a pink mankini!!!!! :-*

Pickled Eggs are very significant in the relationship between myself and swmbo on a night out with friends, some years ago in a seedy area of Sunderland........Pissed, never been worse since, swmbo has though... :-X :-X :-X
Title: Re: most useful thing you've learnt on OOF?
Post by: Boatboy on 16 February 2011, 09:30:43
Ahem!

Back to the original topic, I have learnt an absolute ton of stuff that has saved me money and kept the old nail running and am eternally grateful to all those who take their time to pass on their knowledge.  If I had to single out the one thing that kept her out of the crusher during her darkest hour when time and patience was at an all time low and nothing else seemed to make sense, then that thing is...
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D-L-K's phone number.

There I've said it, and it feels so much better to have it out in the open :D
Title: Re: most useful thing you've learnt on OOF?
Post by: Lazydocker on 16 February 2011, 13:25:42
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D-L-K's phone number.

There I've said it, and it feels so much better to have it out in the open :D

But you can get that from any phone box in Massive :-X ::) :D
Title: Re: most useful thing you've learnt on OOF?
Post by: hoofing it on 16 February 2011, 18:51:22
Not to take this piss out off the admin or your post count vanishes ;D ;D ;D
Title: Re: most useful thing you've learnt on OOF?
Post by: Darth Loo-knee on 16 February 2011, 19:23:55
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Not to take this piss out off the admin or your post count vanishes ;D ;D ;D


Well thats not quite true.... Just the Hormonal Admin The Rentboy   ;D
Title: Re: most useful thing you've learnt on OOF?
Post by: Darth Loo-knee on 16 February 2011, 19:25:14
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Ahem!

Back to the original topic, I have learnt an absolute ton of stuff that has saved me money and kept the old nail running and am eternally grateful to all those who take their time to pass on their knowledge.  If I had to single out the one thing that kept her out of the crusher during her darkest hour when time and patience was at an all time low and nothing else seemed to make sense, then that thing is...
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D-L-K's phone number.

There I've said it, and it feels so much better to have it out in the open :D


That was a long day after a night out with a Mad Scotsman ;D
Title: Re: most useful thing you've learnt on OOF?
Post by: albitz on 16 February 2011, 19:28:21
Iirc there was a wee detour on the way to deliver an interior to a very very nice Irishman ?  :-/ ::) :P ;D
Title: Re: most useful thing you've learnt on OOF?
Post by: TheBoy on 16 February 2011, 20:14:46
I have learnt I am not allowed to express my personal opinion here  :'(

I've also learnt that keeping 300ish regular members, all strangers to each other (mostly), is a full time job for the 7 of us.


But more importantly than the effort involved, the money spent, and the stress and anguish is something very heartwarming, and makes everything worthwhile...

...complete strangers, in the right environment, lose the common, modern, selfish "me! me! me!" ignorance and are prepared to put themselves out to help others for nothing more than that warm feeling of satisfaction...

...we call it the OOF Spirit, and I think that is very, very precious.
Title: Re: most useful thing you've learnt on OOF?
Post by: Andy B on 16 February 2011, 20:33:17
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...we call it the OOF Spirit, and I think that is very, very precious.

Awwwww! That sounded quite endearing ....... from the heart of your bottom!  ;D ;D ;D ;D
Title: Re: most useful thing you've learnt on OOF?
Post by: albitz on 16 February 2011, 20:33:17
ERE,ERE. I have been the recipient of the OOF spirit recently, and I honestly dont know anywhere else you can find that priceless commodity these days. :y
Title: Re: most useful thing you've learnt on OOF?
Post by: Mr Skrunts on 21 February 2011, 12:47:33
Nicely put Jamie, I must admit it's allways the best place to hang out on the net.

As for the original thread title i saved myself calling the AA in the early morning (would have been embarrasing for where we were parked as well)  Gearbox selector had got slightly stuck in park early yesterday, but later on I forgot all about it, parked up and as usual put the box into "Park"

Pressing the brake pedal asual the gear selector wouldnt unlock, tried pushing it forward/backwards/up/down all whilst pulling the lock collar up and contantly trying all ways to unlock it.

Then I remembered what I had read on the forum, took the leather gator off and saw the yellow lever, pushed it and Hey Presto, back on the move.


Just need to post in the jelp section now on how to fix it as I cant hear the solenoid disengageing to unlock it.

Excellent forum, but then we all allready know that dont we.   :y :y
Title: Re: most useful thing you've learnt on OOF?
Post by: bob.dent on 21 February 2011, 12:55:32
Although I can't do much in the way of servicing or repair work myself, I've gleaned a multitude of knowledge about the Omega and various common faults and causes. Believe it or not, it really helps as I can tell my garage mechanic what needs doing most of the time without a lengthy diagnosis. Also tend not to panic now when some fault/check pops up on the MID. :y
Title: Re: most useful thing you've learnt on OOF?
Post by: cem_devecioglu on 21 February 2011, 12:58:23
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I have learnt I am not allowed to express my personal opinion here  :'(

I've also learnt that keeping 300ish regular members, all strangers to each other (mostly), is a full time job for the 7 of us.


But more importantly than the effort involved, the money spent, and the stress and anguish is something very heartwarming, and makes everything worthwhile...

...complete strangers, in the right environment, lose the common, modern, selfish "me! me! me!" ignorance and are prepared to put themselves out to help others for nothing more than that warm feeling of satisfaction......we call it the OOF Spirit, and I think that is very, very precious.

 :) :y :y

Well , up to now , thousands of unknown (by me :-[) English words , some idioms, and many things about engine mechanics apart from omega problems :y

but the biggest pleasure is to teach the mechanics how to do the job ;D with schemas and videos ;D ;D :y
Title: Re: most useful thing you've learnt on OOF?
Post by: cem_devecioglu on 21 February 2011, 13:03:01
and must add, before OOF, UK community for me was a closed box (although I visited) .. here I witness your day to day problems , your life style , your ideas and knowledge (which I admire) :y

and I hope I could reflect myself not different than what I am..and not an alien to you ;D ;D :y
Title: Re: most useful thing you've learnt on OOF?
Post by: Andy B on 21 February 2011, 13:06:33
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Just need to post in the jelp section now on how to fix it as I cant hear the solenoid disengageing to unlock it. .....

Likely to be the brake pedal switch.  :y  :y  :y
Title: Re: most useful thing you've learnt on OOF?
Post by: mantahatch on 21 February 2011, 13:10:46
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I have learned what not to say or talk about, several times...... :D :D :D


Wish I had learnt that one  :(

I am quite sure I have alienated a number of people on here, and I am sorry for that. :'(
Title: Re: most useful thing you've learnt on OOF?
Post by: Andy B on 21 February 2011, 13:11:13
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Well , up to now , thousands of unknown (by me :-[) English words , some idioms, and many things about engine mechanics apart from omega problems :y

but the biggest pleasure is to teach the mechanics how to do the job ;D with schemas and videos ;D ;D :y

I've noticed how your English has improved over the years.  :y  :y  :y I believe it isn't an easy language to learn because we can say the same thing in many different ways.  :y

My only Turkish is 'please' & 'thank you' ( I can say it but can't remember how to write it  :-[)
Title: Re: most useful thing you've learnt on OOF?
Post by: cem_devecioglu on 21 February 2011, 13:24:48
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Well , up to now , thousands of unknown (by me :-[) English words , some idioms, and many things about engine mechanics apart from omega problems :y

but the biggest pleasure is to teach the mechanics how to do the job ;D with schemas and videos ;D ;D :y

I've noticed how your English has improved over the years.  :y  :y  :y I believe it isn't an easy language to learn because we can say the same thing in many different ways.  :y

My only Turkish is 'please' & 'thank you' ( I can say it but can't remember how to write it  :-[)

Thanks Andy :) :y

My language (although using latin alphabet-thanks god we leave that arabic alphabet in history ) is very different in structure..  object,subject, nouns all in different positions (nearly reverse) .. so its very normal for you to learn and remember.. but whenever you stay here and start to learn things become easy..  however I witnessed that foreign people including my wife once start to learn my language they hardly talk theirs ;D
Title: Re: most useful thing you've learnt on OOF?
Post by: Andy B on 21 February 2011, 13:33:12
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... but whenever you stay here and start to learn things become easy..  however I witnessed that foreign people including my wife once start to learn my language they hardly talk theirs ;D

British/English tend to be very lazy and don't learn another language because a lot of the world can speak English & love to be able to practice their English when they meet someone that speaks it as their first language.
We once met a tour guide who could speak all sorts of languages but wanted the opportunity to 'polish'/refine her English. One thing she particularly wanted to understand was the difference between overtake and takeover.  ;) ;) ;)
Title: Re: most useful thing you've learnt on OOF?
Post by: cem_devecioglu on 21 February 2011, 13:43:04
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... but whenever you stay here and start to learn things become easy..  however I witnessed that foreign people including my wife once start to learn my language they hardly talk theirs ;D

British/English tend to be very lazy and don't learn another language because a lot of the world can speak English & love to be able to practice their English when they meet someone that speaks it as their first language.

yep.. definitely ..

We once met a tour guide who could speak all sorts of languages but wanted the opportunity to 'polish'/refine her English.

yep.. I also do the same whenever possible.. however talking is harder than the writing..  you dont have an online dictinary handy ;D ;D :-[


however it takes a bit time for your ears to understand the other side as their pronunciation  may widely differ..  I must admit that some of my own citizens here talk in a style that many people dont understand :-? ;D


One thing she particularly wanted to understand was the difference between overtake and takeover.  ;) ;) ;)

overtake and takeover different things and I know what they are :)
Title: Re: most useful thing you've learnt on OOF?
Post by: CaptainZok on 21 February 2011, 13:51:19
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... but whenever you stay here and start to learn things become easy..  however I witnessed that foreign people including my wife once start to learn my language they hardly talk theirs ;D

British/English tend to be very lazy and don't learn another language because a lot of the world can speak English & love to be able to practice their English when they meet someone that speaks it as their first language.

yep.. definitely ..

We once met a tour guide who could speak all sorts of languages but wanted the opportunity to 'polish'/refine her English.

yep.. I also do the same whenever possible.. however talking is harder than the writing..  you dont have an online dictinary handy ;D ;D :-[


however it takes a bit time for your ears to understand the other side as their pronunciation  may widely differ


Oh you've met Countess Dundee have you. ;D ;D
Title: Re: most useful thing you've learnt on OOF?
Post by: TheBoy on 21 February 2011, 14:24:04
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... but whenever you stay here and start to learn things become easy..  however I witnessed that foreign people including my wife once start to learn my language they hardly talk theirs ;D

British/English tend to be very lazy and don't learn another language because a lot of the world can speak English & love to be able to practice their English when they meet someone that speaks it as their first language.

yep.. definitely ..

We once met a tour guide who could speak all sorts of languages but wanted the opportunity to 'polish'/refine her English.

yep.. I also do the same whenever possible.. however talking is harder than the writing..  you dont have an online dictinary handy ;D ;D :-[


however it takes a bit time for your ears to understand the other side as their pronunciation  may widely differ


Oh you've met Countess Dundee have you. ;D ;D
I find MikeDundee makes perfect sense after a few of Hotel21's special liquids...
Title: Re: most useful thing you've learnt on OOF?
Post by: Kevin Wood on 21 February 2011, 14:57:56
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I find MikeDundee makes perfect sense after a few of Hotel21's special liquids...

I find he makes no sense at all after a few of Hotel21's liquids... Or did you mean after you've had Hotel21's liquids? ;)

Kevin
Title: Re: most useful thing you've learnt on OOF?
Post by: PhilRich on 21 February 2011, 16:52:37
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... but whenever you stay here and start to learn things become easy..  however I witnessed that foreign people including my wife once start to learn my language they hardly talk theirs ;D

British/English tend to be very lazy and don't learn another language because a lot of the world can speak English & love to be able to practice their English when they meet someone that speaks it as their first language.
We once met a tour guide who could speak all sorts of languages but wanted the opportunity to 'polish'/refine her English. One thing she particularly wanted to understand was the difference between 'leg before' and 'leg over'overtake and takeover[/i].  ;) ;) ;)



I hope you explained it suitably clearly Andy  :D ;D ;)
Title: Re: most useful thing you've learnt on OOF?
Post by: Andy B on 21 February 2011, 16:55:20
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... but whenever you stay here and start to learn things become easy..  however I witnessed that foreign people including my wife once start to learn my language they hardly talk theirs ;D

British/English tend to be very lazy and don't learn another language because a lot of the world can speak English & love to be able to practice their English when they meet someone that speaks it as their first language.
We once met a tour guide who could speak all sorts of languages but wanted the opportunity to 'polish'/refine her English. One thing she particularly wanted to understand was the difference between 'leg before' and 'leg over'overtake and takeover[/i].  ;) ;) ;)



I hope you explained it suitably clearly Andy  :D ;D ;)

She was a very nice young lady ............... and anyway SWMBO & the 2 kids were in the back of the pick-up with me.  ::) ::)
Title: Re: most useful thing you've learnt on OOF?
Post by: Elite Pete on 21 February 2011, 16:57:17
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... but whenever you stay here and start to learn things become easy..  however I witnessed that foreign people including my wife once start to learn my language they hardly talk theirs ;D

British/English tend to be very lazy and don't learn another language because a lot of the world can speak English & love to be able to practice their English when they meet someone that speaks it as their first language.

yep.. definitely ..

We once met a tour guide who could speak all sorts of languages but wanted the opportunity to 'polish'/refine her English.

yep.. I also do the same whenever possible.. however talking is harder than the writing..  you dont have an online dictinary handy ;D ;D :-[


however it takes a bit time for your ears to understand the other side as their pronunciation  may widely differ


Oh you've met Countess Dundee have you. ;D ;D
I find MikeDundee makes perfect sense after a few of Hotel21's special liquids...
:o :o
Title: Re: most useful thing you've learnt on OOF?
Post by: Lazydocker on 21 February 2011, 16:59:38
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I find MikeDundee makes perfect sense after a few of Hotel21's special liquids...

I find he makes no sense at all after a few of Hotel21's liquids... Or did you mean after you've had Hotel21's liquids? ;)

Kevin

I just find he makes no sense at all :-X ::) :D
Title: Re: most useful thing you've learnt on OOF?
Post by: PhilRich on 21 February 2011, 17:56:17
Most useful thing? How to keep my Omega on the road for the cost of the parts only! The help & encouragement were absolutely free & cheerfully given :y

Best thing? Meeting (sadly almost exclusively electronically :() literally hundreds of really great people from all walks of life, different backgrounds & Countries! and finding we are all very much alike in most ways  ;) Oh, & i've never laughed so much in my life as in the past 22 months!  ;D :y