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That should not have been relevant to my interests and yet it was.

speedingfine wrote: Fri Dec 05, 2025 9:26 am

Thank you for this reference. I agree.

dan wrote: Sat Dec 06, 2025 9:25 pm About 50 grand

Presumably quite a bit of that half mil cost is recouping their R&D.
Big gamble from this company if they don't sell their target I would guess.

The nice thing I get from the walkaround though is how small it is. That I like.

I really want to like it but
a) They have made it look worse
b) For half a million I would want it to turn into a submarine

Simon wrote: Tue Dec 02, 2025 8:40 pm

Worth a watch

While the bloke falling asleep while being arrested was funny, you see some proper alcoholics who know they have destroyed their lives and can't help it here.

Meanwhile

I had been wanting all of these for a bit to be honest and it seemed like a decent time. The TV in my study was 15 years old and while it didn’t need replacing it was nice to do.

The Jet washer will pay for itself after 12 washes by Man Maths.

New telly
Ring doorbell
Jetwasher

£200 the lot.

I think if your insurance is incumbent on you having a tracker, you need to check the tracker is on. That's a hard one to fight.

But then again orthopaedic surgeons are considered the knuckle-dragging cave dwellers of the medical world.

Despite (mounjaro induced) 15kg weight loss, my PB hasn't really shifted from high 27s, although my "normal" run time (i.e. when I am not trying as hard and there is a bit of uphill) has come down to about 29.

Rowing is doing better and I can maintain a continuous 2:15 split over 20 minutes ...

https://www.instagram.com/reel/DRYRZPbCEqk/?igsh=MWN3eXNuajZpZXlxcQ==


Claiming it was incumbent on the dealer to activate his tracker seems like a bit of a long shot... I can understand why the insurers reneged if he declared the vehicle as having a tracker when it didn't.

https://pbs.twimg ...

I purchased a black Friday jetwasher and snow foamer.
I thought you chaps would like to see this exerpt from the snow foamer instruction manual.

Ooh we have one of those Marylins hanging up in college... I wonder how much that is worth.

Explosive Newt wrote: Tue Nov 18, 2025 2:24 pm All the Uni 1 buses here are electric. Feels nicer and the heating works just as well.

The buses are all named by Cambridge primary school children. This morning I was on board The Peregreen Falcon.

All the Uni 1 buses here are electric. Feels nicer and the heating works just as well.

Has to be the right spec.
Broadly flexible on exterior colour.
Interior colour is another matter.

https://x.com/bbc_topgear/status/198901 ... 10482?s=12

What.

New tyres and wheel alignment for the Tesla.

The alignment as the fronts had both worn heavily on the inside edge and it was suggested by the MOT dude (who I think was American, maybe one of those lads who came over to work at the USAF base and wound up staying, I didn't get chance to ask him sadly ...

Original gloss black
https://i.ibb.co/hx2hZBVR/12-11-2025-10-19-12.jpg

Summer 2021 Satin Anthracite (flattered by nicer lighting)
https://i.ibb.co/gLMnjzXR/12-11-2025-10-19-35.jpg

Q4_2025 Matt black with silver rim (definitely not flattered by lighting, and the car needs a wash)
https://i ...

Holley wrote: Mon Nov 10, 2025 12:05 pm Picking up the A290 from Cambridge this afternoon.

Ooh give us a wave as you go past!