oldwheels
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- Isle of Mull
Probably just to demonstrate it is a real car and not just a model
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oldwheels
Legendary Member
- Location
- Isle of Mull
Not got it yet until I get the big PB win so do not know
oldwheels
Legendary Member
- Location
- Isle of Mull
The gun probably folds down into the boot when not in use.
oldwheels
Legendary Member
- Location
- Isle of Mull
You really have to take them a couple miles away where they will certainly not get on with the resident mouse population and be eaten by the first predator that comes along.My old neighbor used one of them.
He then dropped the mouse off ovr the road in a hedge.
The next day he caught it again and again dropped it off over the road.
After two weeks he realised it was the same mouse so gave it to my cat.
Andy in Germany
Guru
- Location
- Rottenburg am Neckar
I think you may need to fold the seat down then.
Reynard
Guru
- Location
- Cambridgeshire, UK
Bright and blustery here chez Casa Reynard today. No fainted trees that I can discern, but they were fair wanging around last night.
Went to the market this morning. That was a bust as one stall I needed stuff from wasn't there, and the fruit & veg stall didn't have what I wanted. But I did buy a packet of archival card* from the art shop and an A3 cutting mat from The Works.
Popped into Aldi on the way home - as you do - and bought a cat bed from their pet offer. The bed is modelled in the leaflet by a friend's cat, and well, I guess I had to, really... I also came out with a pack of London cheesecakes - I haven't seen (or had) those for aaaaages. I remember really liking them, so we'll see.
* I have made an executive decision with the card, as the black stuff I've been using to mount photos on has gone up £2.10 a packet, and is now only available on Amazon. £5.40 + P&P for 10 sheets is really taking the wee wee. Ergo I've switched to the art shop's own brand, which is £2.99 for 15 sheets and is 290 gsm rather than 220. Only downside is it's white, but I can live with that.
Oh, and I had cheese on toast, a banana and two
for luncheon.
Went to the market this morning. That was a bust as one stall I needed stuff from wasn't there, and the fruit & veg stall didn't have what I wanted. But I did buy a packet of archival card* from the art shop and an A3 cutting mat from The Works.
Popped into Aldi on the way home - as you do - and bought a cat bed from their pet offer. The bed is modelled in the leaflet by a friend's cat, and well, I guess I had to, really...
I also came out with a pack of London cheesecakes - I haven't seen (or had) those for aaaaages. I remember really liking them, so we'll see.* I have made an executive decision with the card, as the black stuff I've been using to mount photos on has gone up £2.10 a packet, and is now only available on Amazon. £5.40 + P&P for 10 sheets is really taking the wee wee. Ergo I've switched to the art shop's own brand, which is £2.99 for 15 sheets and is 290 gsm rather than 220. Only downside is it's white, but I can live with that.
Oh, and I had cheese on toast, a banana and two
for luncheon.
rockyroller
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- Location
- 20 miles northwest of Boston, MA
dentist today. yippie!
woodbutchmaster
Veteran
Hey don't keep us in suspenders
Reynard
Guru
- Location
- Cambridgeshire, UK
Hey don't keep us in suspenders
Suspense, you mean...
I'm not sure I fancy seeing all you gents wearing suspenders...
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Hey don't keep us in suspenders
It looks like its wheels.
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Deleted member 1258
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Suspense, you mean...
I'm not sure I fancy seeing all you gents wearing suspenders...
The Rocky Horror Show.
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- Next door to Mr Benn at No 54
Suspense, you mean...
I'm not sure I fancy seeing all you gents wearing suspenders...
It would help to keep their socks up, that's if they are wearing socks.
Today's Garden News: No mice were visible on the top of the compost heap. The bad news for mice is that there is now another couple of inches of garden weeds/leaves etc, on top. I hope they are good at scrambling out, or that they can remember how to get out of the sides.
More exciting than mice, two deer were within feet of the end of my garden this morning. Big ones, the top of their head would be level with my shoulder, tho' I am not ever so tall.
One of my neighbours has given me a jar of home-made Seville marmalade.
Reynard
Guru
- Location
- Cambridgeshire, UK
Drat, now I've got the Timewarp song going round in my head...
raleighnut
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- One of the 'Elite'
Suspense, you mean...
I'm not sure I fancy seeing all you gents wearing suspenders...
