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What only 7There's now't like 7 tablets a day to keep you going
not worth getting out of bed for
What did you do with your Range Rover today
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not worth getting out of bed for
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You're obviously not trying very hard are you?
Down from working mostly normally most of the time (standard range rover issue) there's not currently working. Broken. Bodged and might work for a few minutes just until you've spent 8 hours refitting everything. Broken, never to work again, not even with duct tape or giving it to your mate to fix.
You only reach the last stage after numerous fix attempts that have resulted in screw heads mashed, bolts sheared and seal surfaces never sealing again
You only reach the last stage after numerous fix attempts that have resulted in screw heads mashed, bolts sheared and seal surfaces never sealing again
It always depends how long a jobs taken and how many beers I've had in the process...
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Stuck me shiny new gear knob on to replace the broken one and attempted to glue the Arial buttons back on to the rear quarter light glass with conductive paste. Don't think it's worked very well but I'll check tomorrow once it's fully dried. New and broken knob pics below. Must say I'm impressed with the new knobs quality, think it's solid brass.
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If it's not broken then fix it until it is.It always depends how long a jobs taken and how many beers I've had in the process...
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I have had at least 5 heart attacks, probably more than 7 where I didn't go to Hospital, its all to do with what I are as a kid, my dad had a fish and chip shop, and that's what I ate, pie chips fish, all deep-fry in lardChrist I'm the fittest out of the lot of you.
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Bet food was stunning though.
@kermit_rr the doc won’t find anything wrong with you. No cure for green oval syndrome
@kermit_rr the doc won’t find anything wrong with you. No cure for green oval syndrome
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What about the black oval?Bet food was stunning though.
@kermit_rr the doc won’t find anything wrong with you. No cure for green oval syndrome
i have both And have triumph and Ducati motorcycles in my life
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Thank you, the wife likes it too, she says it's very ergonomic in her hand.Nice knob.
What about the black oval?
And have triumph and Ducati motorcycles in my life
I have both colour flavours too
and a DucatiI guess as long as I don’t get a triumph I will stay healthy
so I take it you got the Ducati
where the pics did I miss themJ
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You let your wife touch you knob!? Is that why it broke!?
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Well spotted... Not got it yetI have both colour flavours too
I guess as long as I don’t get a triumph I will stay healthy
so I take it you got the Ducati
J
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You mean the common as muck colour! It's not ready yet or registered so probably a couple of weeks.. jap importNice
when is arrival?
J
faster than yellow though that’s why I went for the multicolour
some would say the red P38s are quicker but I think green is
Hope you enjoy it. I have to mot mine next month so got to pic a sunny day for that
J
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Yes red is the faster p38faster than yellow though that’s why I went for the multicolour
some would say the red P38s are quicker but I think green is
Hope you enjoy it. I have to mot mine next month so got to pic a sunny day for that
J
I'm sure i will enjoy, but I won't track it, too nice and too low miles
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Decided to wash the key in the washing machine. Not a conscious decision but still a decision. Thought I'd emptied my pockets. Thought wrong. Oh how I laughed when, on emptying the machine I realised. No litle red light on pressing buttons. So thought I'll leave it on radiaor shelf deal with it later. Gave the botton a push this morning, and it lives!
At least it'll have got rid of sand, muck, hay dust, and the rest of the crap that gathers in the corners of pockets, to find their way into key casings
At least it'll have got rid of sand, muck, hay dust, and the rest of the crap that gathers in the corners of pockets, to find their way into key casings
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Very fortunate there thenDecided to wash the key in the washing machine. Not a conscious decision but still a decision. Thought I'd emptied my pockets. Thought wrong. Oh how I laughed when, on emptying the machine I realised. No litle red light on pressing buttons. So thought I'll leave it on radiaor shelf deal with it later. Gave the botton a push this morning, and it lives!
At least it'll have got rid of sand, muck, hay dust, and the rest of the crap that gathers in the corners of pockets, to find their way into key casings
