... had been wearing for the past three weeks and I hardly noticed any marks. I had her try yours on for me and she looked really smart in them even though they were a little bit tight on her. She also said that they rub against her ring which helps keep it clean. In fact she hasn't needed to wash ...

... posts read like a script for a good platform horror movie, yet you post a picture of a calm and beautiful ocean view.. Glad it's all settled down though mate, that does sound horrific. Sent from my Pixel 6 Pro using Tapatalk Ha ha it felt like a horror movie tbh!!! Had some more dramas today, ...

I love the way your posts read like a script for a good platform horror movie, yet you post a picture of a calm and beautiful ocean view..

Glad it's all settled down though mate, that does sound horrific.

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None of that sounds like fun. no, it wasn't at all :D Though it was satisfying getting through some technical issues and re-establishing normal power, and then also being the person that brought on the main HVAC again (Utilities Tech was busy bunkering ...

931cc all terrain bike. 122bhp. 75 ft/lb

Limited to 500 bikes and a mere €30,000

It comes with big panniers (39l and 32l), centre stand, skid plates, crash bars, race can, etc. Still seems a silly price though.

... at a bike.. Costco and hertz do a great party by the hour solution, you just get a pin number to unlock the van and if you go.. brilliant idea, though a little expensive for a longer run. Sent from my Pixel 6 Pro using Tapatalk Sorry about your caravan.... Question on the van hire, sounds like ...

... at a bike.. Costco and hertz do a great party by the hour solution, you just get a pin number to unlock the van and if you go.. brilliant idea, though a little expensive for a longer run. Sent from my Pixel 6 Pro using Tapatalk Sorry about your caravan.... Question on the van hire, sounds like ...

... at a bike.. Costco and hertz do a great party by the hour solution, you just get a pin number to unlock the van and if you go.. brilliant idea, though a little expensive for a longer run. Sent from my Pixel 6 Pro using Tapatalk

C00kiemonster wrote: ↑02 Nov 2023, 10:05 Itchy boots has one at the moment. Quite impressed tbh.

For genuine adventure travelling in remote places something simple like thus is probably the best option.

That scenery though is just mind blowing. We have such a beautiful world, shame we don’t treat it with the respect it deserves.

... of bike.... DO IT! Yes, it's a few ponies down at the top end with more in the midrange, but nothing a full system wouldn't sort out. Must admit though, I did get a bit distracted by this. https://www.thepotteries.co.uk/used-motorcycle/ducati-899-panigale-2014-49300

I have to say that every child bar one only took one item and they all said thank you. Have to say, even though I have certain expectations of politeness all the kids conducted themselves in an impeccable manner. Even when a group of 15-16 boys rocked up I thought “here we ...

... computer that is aware of all vehicles and their expected movements. Maybe motorways would be a good starting point. IMO what would be better though is to go back to teaching people how to drive/ride rather than teach them how to pass a test. Sent from my Pixel 6 Pro using Tapatalk

... is this!!? :D Have you been living under a rock? (lol) https://www.bikeradar.com/advice/buyers-guides/best-electric-mountain-bikes/ I warn you though, it’s a rather expensive rabbit hole to go down. This one I'm riding is £7400... way too much money! Did you ever buy that mountain bike, kiwi? ...

... is this!!? :D Have you been living under a rock? (lol) https://www.bikeradar.com/advice/buyers-guides/best-electric-mountain-bikes/ I warn you though, it’s a rather expensive rabbit hole to go down. This one I'm riding is £7400... way too much money! Did you ever buy that mountain bike, kiwi?

D41 wrote: ↑27 Oct 2023, 21:00 "electric mountain bike"...???
What sort of witchcraft is this!!?

Have you been living under a rock?

https://www.bikeradar.com/advice/buyers ... ain-bikes/

I warn you though, it’s a rather expensive rabbit hole to go down.

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Kwacky wrote: ↑23 Oct 2023, 09:13 That looks far too energetic

you aren't wrong! Haha.. I imagine MX is harder though

You want to try photographing MX [emoji1787]

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Kwacky wrote: ↑23 Oct 2023, 09:13 That looks far too energetic

you aren't wrong! Haha.. I imagine MX is harder though

... days straight considering I'm on a 72m-long, 80m-wide platform! ( with the occasional trip to the adjoining platform which is 65m-long, 64m-wide) Though about a third of that is done on the 25 x 25m helideck after work... Jeez I'm hanging for a bush walk again! Screenshot 2023-10-09 150657.jpg

... which should be a thread so a Helecoil kit is on order and both of the retaining springs were seized so replacements have been ordered even though I did manage to recover the existing ones and bend them back in to shape... This car has a full main dealer service history. Soo many things ...

A letter from an attorney to say that an acquaintance has passed away. Very, very nice guy...as it happens an actor, although I couldn't tell you a single show/film he'd been in....I know he'd been working on a Western fairly recently, but then he fell off a horse and injured himself......though ...