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Build a garage in the front for the tall cars to complement the one at the back for shorter cars. More garage space and headroom for vans, buses and whatever else you want.

You need to get the Emira first anyway though, so it's tomorrow's problem.

scotta wrote: ↑Mon Apr 22, 2024 11:57 am

duncs500 wrote: ↑Mon Apr 22, 2024 11:50 am £250 sounds like a good deal, got to be at least cost neutral after selling the 2bular.

Deffo. The unit had never been on a car.

Noice.

£250 sounds like a good deal, got to be at least cost neutral after selling the 2bular.

He said it didn't fit under the "arch" to his drive. That ain't no arch fools. Also, why would the salesman be at his garage? I mean, hence the question - Si posted a picture, which clearly wasn't the entrance to the drive, and said it didn't fit, yet the picture suggested it did. And it'...

I've just bought a cheap 4 burner with a side burner from Sainsbury's, said missing 2 wheels on the box and bolts and was 120 quid down from 200. Thought I'll just pinch them off the old bbq. Opened it when I got home, the wheels and the bolts were in a black box inside the grill which was still se...

Jobbo wrote: ↑Sun Apr 21, 2024 10:25 am This is most out of character for you, Nath.

LOL

He said it didn't fit under the "arch" to his drive. That ain't no arch fools. Also, why would the salesman be at his garage?

That is a horrible picture of Magma Red BTW.

Perhaps the metallic red. Have a look at both the reds in the metal if you get the chance! :) In the GRP? :lol: I'm pretty sure it's only Magma Red which was used on the 2023 cars which I'd be choosing from - looks nice in photos but I haven't seen it in the flesh. Is it a bit more marmite than I w...

Jobbo wrote: ↑Thu Apr 18, 2024 9:52 pm Perhaps the metallic red.

Have a look at both the reds in the metal if you get the chance!

Excellent. Hope you find one soon.

Whilst I wouldn't rule anything out, I do think that we are bombarded by so much advertising these days, it's near constant. You might have inadvertently looked at another 100 adverts that day, but you remembered that one due to the relevance (also probably they knew you were at a garden centre so y...

Non-alcoholic beers don't appeal to me. I'd rather have a water or a "proper" soft drink. I get that, sometimes I have found that I don't want something sweet though, and you don't want a huge glass of tonic water if your friend is on pints. I don't drink it a lot, but in some situations ...

Sundayjumper wrote: ↑Mon Apr 15, 2024 3:35 pm I’ve quite enjoyed the regular ghost ship, I’ll have to give the N/A version a try.

Yeah, I like the regular one. It's not a patch on that, does taste very different, but ok in its own right.

Of the N/A beers I've tried, Guinness is ok, Old Speckled Hen and Ghost Ship are both respectable offerings too. I keep seeing the Days stuff advertised, want to give that a go.

I've just today received a case of 12 Brains SA. Reminded by a friend who had a pint of it the other day that I've not seen it in years - used to be the go to beer for this household when the 6 Nations was on. So I just had to order some. I had that Brains stuff in Cardiff, was decent. What are the...

Kind of how in the NFL, the worst team gets the chance to pick first from each year's draft of new players It's a great system the NFL has to keep it competitive. I think the problem lies with money, the NFL is able to do that because they are fed by a massively successful college system. If you do...

I've had a pint of Guinness (or two) and a sausage roll in there. I wouldn't say I know the difference between a good Guinness and a great Guinness though. Edit - The best pint of Guinness I ever had was in Dublin, but NOT the ones on the factory tour (seemed pretty average to me). It was in a fairl...