Please play nicely. No one wants to listen/read a keyboard warriors rants....
I thought I recognised you from somewhere!
Ron.
Didn't know you used to be a stripper Ron.
Done a bit of digging and the Capri I drove was a Rockford and was automatic,it was a one off and made for a disabled client originally fitted with hand controls which have since been removed.now resides with a Cheshire ford owners group from what I can gather
Tickford not bloody rockford
Was embarrassed into throwing some water over the big kitty by comments on the Serek thread. Turns out kitty is black.
He needs a passport to open the necessary doors for a current account and the like. He really is a PITA, he could have told me this news months ago, and given me time to put things in place.Thanks. I was in no hurry...until last Monday when he suddenly announced that he wasn't staying at home when he goes to Sheffield uni, ha was going to live in halls
He needs a passport to get into Sheffield? Must be worse up then than I'd always thought.
Personally, I don't think he'll cope, with his Aspergers and all. I could have spent months teaching him the necessary life skills, cleaning, cooking etc., but now I only have 6 weeks, and we're away for a week of that. BAH!
We have no worries with the electrics in our car, Dave......it's a RenaultI reckon most cars being sold now will have a quarter century in them at least. So even if that doesnt improve, you'll be covered up to 2060/70. Not sure how old you are, but i doubt I'll be bothered about driving anywhere after that sort of date.
Mechanically I would probably agree....its all the electronics stuffed into cars these days that will let them down and end their life early....so I disagree overall...
Other marques 15
I reckon most cars being sold now will have a quarter century in them at least. So even if that doesnt improve, you'll be covered up to 2060/70. Not sure how old you are, but i doubt I'll be bothered about driving anywhere after that sort of date.
It says you have to be on pension credit.
Yup, rules me out ..
YesA good old fashioned wireless, when they were really a wireless with valves galore and with a glorious warm smell.......ah those were lovely days!!
Nope.....not a wireless be it made of bakelite or something else.
It weighs about 10 KG and measures about 18 inches by 10 inches. Bought mainly by middle class women because of the cost. It saved their fingers.
The clues are there.
With those clues.....i'll go for sewing machine....
Give this man a prize.
Yep...a Singer sewing machine from the thirties. The picture is of some sort of diode or capacitor that had failed which meant that the machine would not stop unless the plug was pulled out.
It was located in the foot pedal next to a type of ceramic brick. Anyway, the internet said to to remove it and all would be well again.
It was. Not sure why it was there in the first place.
