Catteeclan

They loved them in America. I'm sure they've been some changes in that engine over the years but you can't tell from the outside.

They were chocolate covered wafers weren't they?

This has reminded me of this crap. https://uk.yahoo.com/news/woman-sues-bar-serving-her-073113060.html

So clever this new tech. I guess you can knock up anything that'll fit within the size of the table.

I started a pension when I was around 30. Haven't managed to pay a whole lot in being an employed mechanic but the killer was the fall in interest rates. I should of pissed it up the wall and let the state look after me or maybe bought property.

Hmm, Vids please.

Used to, I still ain't touching it. Have to get out of the house when she's cooking it. And don't get me started on fuckin garlic

I think most rechargeable batteries last better cycle charging. Running down and re-charging. The cold is also a kiiler. I keep all my rechargeable indoor.

Yeap, you might have to get that lot out first.

Lost count of people/friends with this "cold". Heard beginning of the week that another old friend is now in hospital. Been having probs catching his breath for around 2 months which turned into a lung infection, then he caught Covid in our local hospital. Next was blood clots and an induced coma then shipped off to Papworth. I'm not coughing so much now but the sinus headaches are doing my head in. Got to remember it could be worse. Left Samanthas car round my sons so I could get on with work in the garden. Collected it yesterday and can't believe the amount of mould growing inside. Been using diluted white vinegar to sort it and it's working well but what a stink. Gonna need a skip of fabreze to sort it.

You bunch of tarts have trouble with paper bags too.

Maybe with a super light foot, wind behind you, nothing switched on in the car and no traffic. Bet you'd easy loss 100kms of that in real world driving.

Practicality says we buy an electric car for commuting and small trips, which is what most are made for so why are SUVs the most sold. Nearly all leccy cars in the super market car park are large cars or SUVs driven by the retired

Another Kraken https://www.seajacks.com/self-propelled-jack-up-vessels/seajacks-kraken/

blimey

ops. PCX seems to have a front wheel misaligned with the rear. Game over.

Had another stab at the rd yesterday and found very low compression so barrels off etc. Today I'll be looking at the pcx of broken plastic.

That's another one I loved and find very sweet now. Not that I don't still have them.

That's the Spanish gold I mentioned, forgot it's proper name.

I used to work for an insulation company which took us to all sorts of places. One being Roundtree mackintosh in Norwich. Got bored to tears with chocolate but not Caramac. It would be going past cooling on the conveyor belt and we were allowed to take what you wanted providing it wasn't already wrapped. I had some recently and found it too sweet for me now, don't know if it's me or it's just sweeter now. Forgot about liquorice

Black jacks Flying saucers White mice Spanish gold Anglo bubble gum Bazuka bubble gum with the little comic strip in. I'll think of more later.

But we know how to serve bacon.

Plate looks like an uncooked slice of bacon? Baguette and beers look good though. Edit, Freds back and got there first.

Could be. Any RDs we had back in the day were never off the throttle stop. This has been stood up for a long time so hopefully after all the pissing about yesterday we'll have an easy fix.

I think he's being lead along and will regret much of this. I'd bet his Mum's spinning in her grave too.