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nemo2
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Subject syas it all
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nemo2
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On Fri, 03 Feb 2006 19:33:35 +0000, nemo2 <[email protected]> wrote:
>Subject says it all
They reckon that 75% of all Land Rovers built are still in use.
>Subject says it all
They reckon that 75% of all Land Rovers built are still in use.
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Mark Solesbury
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> They reckon that 75% of all Land Rovers built are still in use.
75% of mine is..
the other 15 is in the garden and shed.
mark
9090
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Richard Brookman
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....and Mark Solesbury spake unto the tribes of Usenet, saying...
>> They reckon that 75% of all Land Rovers built are still in use.
>
> 75% of mine is..
>
> the other 15 is in the garden and shed.
>
>
> mark
> 9090
And the "missing" 10% is buried among the gravel and grass on the drive. At
least mine is.
--
Rich
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Time flies like an arrow. Fruit flies like a banana.
>> They reckon that 75% of all Land Rovers built are still in use.
>
> 75% of mine is..
>
> the other 15 is in the garden and shed.
>
>
> mark
> 9090
And the "missing" 10% is buried among the gravel and grass on the drive. At
least mine is.
--
Rich
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Time flies like an arrow. Fruit flies like a banana.
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Mark Solesbury
Guest
> >> They reckon that 75% of all Land Rovers built are still in use.
> >
> > 75% of mine is..
> >
> > the other 15 is in the garden and shed.
> >
> And the "missing" 10% is buried among the gravel and grass on the drive.
At
> least mine is.
>
Never was any good at maths.....
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Dave Liquorice
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On Sat, 4 Feb 2006 13:13:12 -0000, Richard Brookman wrote:
>>> They reckon that 75% of all Land Rovers built are still in use.
>>
>> 75% of mine is..
>>
>> the other 15 is in the garden and shed.
>
> And the "missing" 10% is buried among the gravel and grass on the
> drive.
The drive? Not along some unknown bit of road where they fell off. Bits
of my DII are AWOL in that manner.
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Cheers [email protected]
Dave. pam is missing e-mail
>>> They reckon that 75% of all Land Rovers built are still in use.
>>
>> 75% of mine is..
>>
>> the other 15 is in the garden and shed.
>
> And the "missing" 10% is buried among the gravel and grass on the
> drive.
The drive? Not along some unknown bit of road where they fell off. Bits
of my DII are AWOL in that manner.
--
Cheers [email protected]
Dave. pam is missing e-mail
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Richard Brookman
Guest
....and Dave Liquorice spake unto the tribes of Usenet, saying...
> On Sat, 4 Feb 2006 13:13:12 -0000, Richard Brookman wrote:
>
>>>> They reckon that 75% of all Land Rovers built are still in use.
>>>
>>> 75% of mine is..
>>>
>>> the other 15 is in the garden and shed.
>>
>> And the "missing" 10% is buried among the gravel and grass on the
>> drive.
>
> The drive? Not along some unknown bit of road where they fell off.
> Bits of my DII are AWOL in that manner.
I was thinking more of:
75% actually on the road, working, "in use"
15% in the garden or shed, awaiting assembly, refurbishment or disposal
10% in flakes, dust, filings, odd rusty nuts, split pins, paint, waxoyl,
EP90, self-tappers, bits of wire, discarded Mars Bar wrappers, that stuff
off the bottom of the sump you could tarmac the drive with, tiny springs,
terminals, washers, and hundreds of unidentifiable other bits, buried among
the gravel and grass on the drive.
I've not had anything fall off on the road before. That's because I am
meticulous and make sure things fall off at home, where I can lose them
properly.
--
Rich
==============================
Time flies like an arrow. Fruit flies like a banana.
> On Sat, 4 Feb 2006 13:13:12 -0000, Richard Brookman wrote:
>
>>>> They reckon that 75% of all Land Rovers built are still in use.
>>>
>>> 75% of mine is..
>>>
>>> the other 15 is in the garden and shed.
>>
>> And the "missing" 10% is buried among the gravel and grass on the
>> drive.
>
> The drive? Not along some unknown bit of road where they fell off.
> Bits of my DII are AWOL in that manner.
I was thinking more of:
75% actually on the road, working, "in use"
15% in the garden or shed, awaiting assembly, refurbishment or disposal
10% in flakes, dust, filings, odd rusty nuts, split pins, paint, waxoyl,
EP90, self-tappers, bits of wire, discarded Mars Bar wrappers, that stuff
off the bottom of the sump you could tarmac the drive with, tiny springs,
terminals, washers, and hundreds of unidentifiable other bits, buried among
the gravel and grass on the drive.
I've not had anything fall off on the road before. That's because I am
meticulous and make sure things fall off at home, where I can lose them
properly.
--
Rich
==============================
Time flies like an arrow. Fruit flies like a banana.
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Derek
Guest
"nemo2" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> Subject says it all
Just watch the new chassis free pretenders bring that figure down
Derek
( Tyre kickin like a good'un)
