... need my neighbour's permission as the gate would have to attach to his wall on his side of the joint path. Sadly he's a cock. He bought the house years ago but has never lived in it. He rents it out to a couple, who are really nice. We all agreed that the tree at the end of our garden needs to ...

Gillette 3, I think?? Used them for years when I was doing my head....or an electric on the drive into work. With a cup of coffee, And a phone. And breakfast, etc. Oh....and a steering wheel was in there somewhere too, IIRC.....steer with ...

Gillette 3, I think??

Used them for years when I was doing my head....or an electric on the drive into work. With a cup of coffee, And a phone. And breakfast, etc.


Oh....and a steering wheel was in there somewhere too, IIRC.....steer with the knee...!!

Philanthropy is dead Philanthropy is a business these days. Or always was. I donated to Feed The Children for years until I became married....and at around the same time found out that only about 15% of donations makes it to it's intended cause...workers at all levels have to ...

Philanthropy is dead Philanthropy is a business these days. Or always was. I donated to Feed The Children for years until I became married....and at around the same time found out that only about 15% of donations makes it to it's intended cause...workers at all levels have to ...

The new jungle book with the kids. Still a good film 50 years after the original

I'd like to see my name on the front of a magazine congratulating me on winning the Ducati 1299s Pantigirdle with a years free insurance

My back. Bloody old man syndrome taking me down again. It's been giving me grief for weeks (since camping) about to see the Chiro for another appointment. The muscle ache I can handle but the cyatica pain is what kills me.

My payment for years of crawling around in aircraft fuel tanks.

Chatting to duke at Ma llory, it's been three years since I've last been to the island.

I'm well overdue a weekend away with some good mates, and a mountain of much speed

Kwacky wrote:Gin?

Gayer

Unrefined git

Barring a few exceptions it's the only thing I drink.

Talking to my sister this weekend turns out she has a yeast intolerance, took her a few years to work it out. Will explain why the last couple of years any beer sends me crook, even after one or two pints.

Keep asking, in a couple of years I reckon I'll surprise you all and say yes!

... drink your fag-fest latte outside a coffee shop while you discuss Andy Warhol paintings with some other equally vacuous numbnut. Thing'll be 30 years old before it's run in.

LOLZ!! In all seriousness, I know where you're coming from.....US made products were shite for years, and for numerous reasons...especially the labor laws designed to 'protect' US jobs....they had the opposite effect. And the old American 'muscle cars' were never actually ...

... for a make over and if they go back to the original ethos of lightweight and handling over power it MIGHT be a game changer again like it was 24 years ago. Hopefully Honda are brave enough to reinvent rather than follow.

duke63 wrote:Won't be long before the banks are charging you for having money in your account. It's already about to happen for business accounts.

Been happening for years in Europe. We have to pay for our overseas accounts.

Damn fixed my mortgage for 10 years. lol. Didn't expect it to go any lower

... cause issues if there's a claim to be made down the line. There can also be a problem when you renew as your last policy can show as you having 3 years no claims bonus, not the full 5. A lot depends on who is setting up the policy. I had real problems with BeWiser who pulled that stunt. Have you ...

Use ABBA myself and have a rear prong type one but I can't remember who made it as had it years and years.

If I did want to buy a rear I would 100% be going for a Harris one if that helps.

... don't tell her you're moving there just that you're having a very long holiday over there - she'll start suspecting something fishy is going on 5 years later but it's too late for her then!!! As for the RSV4... £350 more for insurance isn't a great deal in the grand scheme of things. If you have ...

... I find it hard to get the bike up in the stand, and then it never really seems stable. The previous front stand was an Oxford, that lasted years before I replaced it.