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Local indy is going to send me a list of prices for engine/gearbox service, OE vs premium OEM parts etc. I mentioned in my email that I've got a probable rocker cover leak and I'm used to that from having an E46 6 pot and he quizzed me on that and offered to buy it off me :lol: fucking everyone want...

Oh that's....that's a....beauty?

I mean I like my shonky old Fords but even I've got my fucking limits

Ah, back when the co-op had the chromed seperators between the shop and the tills and as a youth, I could spin on them.

Wheeeeeee

Inadvertently a more accurate definition of how Mother Theresa treated the poor than most coverage of her.

Far more interesting than some shitbox italian soft roader for people trying to impress their millionaire pals - I saw an S-suffix Cortina wagon in red last night, and it was fucking mint.

Much like this

Sundayjumper wrote: ↑Sat May 04, 2024 8:42 pm Is the 400bhp VAG the new LS ?

"just drop a 400bhp VAG in there"

I mean, "VAG Turbo it" has been a thing pretty much since the engine came out. Remember David Browns VAG Turbo Exige?

I regularly get paneer pakora as a starter. Deep fried battered cheese is always a winner.

I never did much currying when I was down south, so it's entirely possible that the southern jessies are doing it wrong, as is so regularly the case.

David Camerons personal car.

I've just done something that's fucking weird to me.

I've contacted a local BMW indy to service the car.

This whole 'being paid enough to live relatively comfortably' thing is weird.

I mean, did you also notice the one in the crash, er, crashed upon trying to brake and steer at the same time?

I don't consider that to be less bad

Yeah, a lot of replies from locals saying that the road was closed to motor vehicles four years ago, and everyone local knows it - it's specifically intended for walkers/cyclists. So you're like to see a wobbly kid on a bike who could veer all over the road, or a whole group of people round a blind ...

A limerick-related aside

I mean, $2700 wouldn't cover a fraction of his medical bill if it had bitten, so perhaps not the smartest move.

Given the lack of firearms charges noted against them, I seriously doubt it - firearms offences are an easy win for the CPS given how restrictive ownership/use is here.

This was rural Derbyshire, not a needle-strewn estate in east London.

IanF wrote: ↑Fri May 03, 2024 12:20 am ETA: drinks and phone number of my ex is the worst

Jesus christ, steady on there. Don't make me tap the Geneva Convention.

10 Aggravated burglary. (1) A person is guilty of aggravated burglary if he commits any burglary and at the time has with him any firearm or imitation firearm, any weapon of offence, or any explosive; and for this purpose— (a) “firearm” includes an airgun or air pistol, and “imitation firearm” mean...

It'll likely depend on whether the buckshot is in the front of them or the back of them....

I'm not even going to bother trying to pull that apart

Deep, man.

I mean Loch Ness. It's deep and long, that's why it has more water.

Threads like this remind me that I don't at all mind being single.