Hippo
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Me nayber ses e's er rat.
I would just like to say
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I had a big rat in a shed at work today and it was that busy it didn’t see me which was a mistake. Nipped out of the shed and fetched a 20 gauge, then went back into the shed and said bye to mr rat
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Was yours called kev anorl?I had a big rat in a shed at work today and it was that busy it didn’t see me which was a mistake. Nipped out of the shed and fetched a 20 gauge, then went back into the shed and said bye to mr rat
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Mornin
Drizzle early on but brightening up
Not be needing factor 50 in Scotland by the looks of it
Got me tools in the boot and a brolly, goin round to GF's to pick up her bags then see if there's any room left for mine
Should be heading north shortly, hoping for 35mpg+ from the FL
Still trying to figure out how to work the parking sensors
Stay busy all
Drizzle early on but brightening up
Not be needing factor 50 in Scotland by the looks of it
Got me tools in the boot and a brolly, goin round to GF's to pick up her bags then see if there's any room left for mine
Should be heading north shortly, hoping for 35mpg+ from the FL
Still trying to figure out how to work the parking sensors
Stay busy all
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Morning All.
Still here (it seems).
I was making some axles for a friend out of 15mm Silver Steel round bar yesterday.
The end needed drilling and tapping at M8. Gosh that silver steel is tough. Very hard to cut the thread.
Got to work on My trike today to fix the seat or I would have to use the old failed seat which is very uncomfortable.
Have a lovely day.
Still here (it seems).
I was making some axles for a friend out of 15mm Silver Steel round bar yesterday.
The end needed drilling and tapping at M8. Gosh that silver steel is tough. Very hard to cut the thread.
Got to work on My trike today to fix the seat or I would have to use the old failed seat which is very uncomfortable.
Have a lovely day.
They should just activate when you engage reverse.
Button just under the screen on the dash to turn off/on
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I've been selecting reverse then pressing the switch
Thanks I'll just leave it be in future
Yeah - you’ve been turning them off every time !I've been selecting reverse then pressing the switch
Thanks I'll just leave it be in future
GRATCH
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I expect the rat is scared of having your sausage inside him.
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