Just watch out for Rossgo!

Last night I dreamt I was riding a bike, which is odd in itself at this time of year, but not only that but it was a nice day, and I was on something like an XT660. And it didn't have any oomph. I had to use my feet on the ground to pedal up a hill. So I had some work done on it. Next thing I know I...

It made my eyes ache just reading it!

Mountain biking with a bunch of guys at work.

Downhill stuff - great fun

Uphill stuff - **** off

We were riding for about 4 hours.
My legs cramped up a couple of times.
I also feel like I've been fisted by an angry gorilla.


It's a good job I've got the next 2 days off work.

Although this is what I came downstairs to this morning...
The big tart!

kiwikrasher wrote:

Itchy wrote:or on occasion starts licking his wang!

You’re just jealous you can’t do that...



But if you give him a dog biscuit he might let ya

Apple Pie - never. Apple Crumble - my mum scraped the top off for me a few times. And although it sounds ridiculous, as I was eating the apple I was thinking that it tasted just like apple juice! I mean of course it does, but for the last few years I haven't minded apple juice but couldn't stomach t...

alot of respect goes out to the boys and girls of our armed forces and special forces, they work incredibly hard and give so much for us You're right Rossgo, it is quite an arduous lifestyle... Screenshot_20200202_184845.jpg But thanks for your support! Me and the missus enjoy watching it too. I'd ...

kiwikrasher wrote:

Itchy wrote:My first ever apple.


Well, half of one. Got to start gradually.

Ever???

Well, I tried a bite a couple of years ago, didn't like it. Otherwise, yeah. That was a Granny Smith.

Yesterday it was a Pink Lady. Which was quite sweet.

Hmm, well like I say, waxing I'd personally do by hand as I imagine the time difference to do a panel will be minimal. And I've only ever used SRP by hand. Having said that, it will involve far less elbow grease using the DA. And with no correction being done you won't be using it long enough to wor...

My first ever apple.


Well, half of one. Got to start gradually.

Hex Logic pads were the recommendation when I got mine, so naturally I got a Chinese copy from Amazon to save a few pennies. I used VSS Scratch and Swirl Remover after seeing a YouTube vid on its results. It does work, its a diminishing abrasive which saves buying multiple compounds but it takes muc...

alot of respect goes out to the boys and girls of our armed forces and special forces, they work incredibly hard and give so much for us You're right Rossgo, it is quite an arduous lifestyle... Screenshot_20200202_184845.jpg But thanks for your support! Me and the missus enjoy watching it too. I'd ...

I'd go for it.

It will do the job without breaking the bank.

Yeah, a few of the so-called weekend warriors have tried them and I imagine it's the Argos version of what I've got. It will do the job for the occasional use we throw at it, because you don't need to use it for everything. I only use mine for correction with polishing compounds, any waxes or sealan...

Not sure I would ever trust myself with a powered polisher. I don't really know enough about them tbh. I knew cock all about them but there's so many YouTube videos about it, it's easy to pick up the basics. I don't know a lot, but I've learnt enough to do the car well enough for my needs. I'll hav...

Also, Cookie did a decent write up a while back...

http://www.tankslap.co.uk/viewtopic.php ... sh#p139638" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

The detailing group I'm on on FB usually recommend a DAS 6 Pro, but then they're using them for their day job. I've got one of these... Screenshot_20200201_172948_com.amazon.mShop.android.shopping.jpg It does the job for me. Get some decent quality pads because they're going to be pushing against th...