Laurie wrote:

I stopped getting hangovers about 40 years ago.
Haven't the foggiest idea why or how.

legin wrote:

If you don't want fill the house and garage up with just stuff you don't really want buy from coateys and even better it fooled my wife she was waiting for a parcel ha ha ,so was I

Too soon  Formerly mao99999
16 Focus RS Nitrous Blue.
11 FFRR TDV8 Vouge SE Black Black.
08 DEFENDER SVX SOFT TOP (SUPERB)
08 DEFENDER 110 DCPU Stornoway grey (Overland Exploration Unit)
05 Fiesta ST 150 Van
04 Jaguar XKR 4.2 Supercharged V8
02 DEFENDER 90 TD5 (next years soft top project)
95 DEFENDER 110 CSW 300 TDi Phoenix black
95 DEFENDER 90 HT Monti Carlo blue COUNTY 300 TDi
67 109" SERIES 2a TUNED 200 TDI
64 DAVID BROWN 990 rat look
55 86" SERIES 1

custom90steve wrote:

It's now far to easy each evening to spend money.

A couple of clicks and that it, cash gone.

No card needed or nothing these days, the temptation is difficult to resist!

Anyone else in a similar boat?

gilarion wrote:

How do many of the drivers on our roads pass their test, when I passed my test you had you have a knowledge of the highway code. OK you have to still have that knowledge, however recently going to a center with my granddaughter where you had to go through a digital form of the highway code and seeing a group of people who needed an interpreter to help them understand English and who had help in getting the right answers and who could not possibly read our road signs or our road laws. I left thinking no wonder our insurance is so dear.

I know someone who Invigilates (supervises) these exams locally she was amazed at how many non English speaking candidates who had to have an interpreter passed the theory test with one or two incorrect answer. Being a bit inquisitive she did a bit of digging and found that they had all used the same interpreter , the centre holding the tests were informed and they had someone else sit the exam as a test of the integrity of the interpreter, it turned out he was telling the candidates which was the correct answer for a fee. All those candidates he had translated for had the tests voided. Don't make old people mad.
We don't like being old in the first place,
so it doesn't take much to us off.

Richard

Swine&Small wrote:

Hello Rashers, you are obviously well in with the celebs then

I have a new album out on Friday, my autobiography entitled "Left school, went to work - my life in five words" is a work in progress. I also have a diet plan "how I put on three stone eating pork scratchings" oh and nearly forgot - the hair spray - because I'm worth it.

See you on Graham Norton show next week Who says the BBC doesn't allow advertising?