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Brandy and Cigars MkII
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Otis Driftwood wrote: »Just read that Gary Speed (ex footballer) was found dead aged 42.He hung himself leaving behind two children and a wife.
Talk about a shot of perspective.
Ohmygod that was how he died That is so sad! 0 -
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Sauvignon82 wrote: »@Kya - love the hair, it's a great colour
It's really nice
Thank you to both of you:)
Bit of a difference from being blond for years.0 -
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Sauvignon82 wrote: »I thought you were into accountancy or something like that, no?
No I work in IT - doing a prep course for the CCNA - a big certificate to getThat's great, well done:)
Just dyed my hair a metallic red colour, not sure if I'll be able to brave it outside ever again:o
Thank you darling your hair looks lovely
I cut my hair at the weekend and I look spiffy if I may say so myself! :pac:0 -
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Lap it up!!stupidusername wrote: »
first week day off! i'm off to social welfare now. and then to get cake.:D0 -
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stupidusername wrote: » first week day off! i'm off to social welfare now. and then to get cake.:D
Enjoy it while it lasts, duvet days ftw 0 -
Thank you:)No I work in IT - doing a prep course for the CCNA - a big certificate to get
Thank you darling your hair looks lovely
I cut my hair at the weekend and I look spiffy if I may say so myself! :pac:
Hehe I'm sure you do:p
Looking forward to some cake myself:Dstupidusername wrote: » first week day off! i'm off to social welfare now. and then to get cake.:D0 -
I'm in a seriously odd situation. Car broke down yesterday, more specifically the exhaust cracked and collapsed just behind the manifold. Not entirely too sure how to go about fixing it, do I call the breakdown assistance crew through my insurance company? Do I strap the exhaust up and bring it to a garage?
I did mention the thing broke down on the roof level of a multi-story carpark and is still there didn't I?
I hate my car. :mad:0 -
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Hyperbullet wrote: »I'm in a seriously odd situation. Car broke down yesterday, more specifically the exhaust cracked and collapsed just behind the manifold. Not entirely too sure how to go about fixing it, do I call the breakdown assistance crew through my insurance company? Do I strap the exhaust up and bring it to a garage?
I did mention the thing broke down on the roof level of a multi-story carpark and is still there didn't I?
I hate my car. :mad:
as the manifold ends and hits the center section is it the center section thats broke or to the actual manifold ? because being honest mate a manifolds pretty easy to change well kinda... depends on the car.... and center section is a pretty easyish job to
be prepared for broken skin on knuckles cursing swearing and stuff
what kinda car is it ?0 -
Snow-Monkey wrote: »as the manifold ends and hits the center section is it the center section thats broke or to the actual manifold ? because being honest mate a manifolds pretty easy to change well kinda... depends on the car.... and center section is a pretty easyish job to
be prepared for broken skin on knuckles cursing swearing and stuff
what kinda car is it ?
Its the part going to the manifold, right in between the two front tyres if you get me. Pipe is lying on the ground, pretty clean break, so I reckon a decent weld will fix it. Its a Citroen Saxo.0 -
Hyperbullet wrote: »Its the part going to the manifold, right in between the two front tyres if you get me. Pipe is lying on the ground, pretty clean break, so I reckon a decent weld will fix it. Its a Citroen Saxo.
well then tie it off but if its any way old you may be better just spending the bens on a new one, it'le give you nothing but ball ache exzorts can be fickle from my own experience tho enjoy driving around town like that :pac:
always feel sorry for people with broken exzorts so fookin funny 0 -
Snow-Monkey wrote: »well then tie it off but if its any way old you may be better just spending the bens on a new one, it'le give you nothing but ball ache exzorts can be fickle from my own experience tho enjoy driving around town like that :pac:
always feel sorry for people with broken exzorts so fookin funny
My car is going to sound like a bloody lorry going home. Just need to get it out of the f*cking multi-story!
I'm not sure would the breakdown crew be able to do anything with it...0 -
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TBH I'd agree with Otis - don't think it'd be covered by a callout
I'd try to tie it up and get it to the closest garage for a better look.
Had a worn exhaust that had to be tied up and brought to the garage - wasn't as serious a job as yours but I was instructed to bring it to the garage straight away - I did....but not before I did an aul lap of town in my Gangsta gold Mazda 323 @ 50km/hr sounding like a Ferrari going 100mph in first gear :pac:
Oh I look forward to being rather red faced stuck in traffic later on with the demonic roar of my Saxo shattering glass and making children cry. Who needs a Lambo? Just bust the exhaust. 0 -
Don't mind the red face - put down the window, get a nice gangsta lean on and ensure that you have sunglasses on also irregardless of the weather conditionsHyperbullet wrote: »Oh I look forward to being rather red faced stuck in traffic later on with the demonic roar of my Saxo shattering glass and making children cry. Who needs a Lambo? Just bust the exhaust.
People will think you're awesome, women especially!0 -
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