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Farming Chit Chat III
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GrandSoftDay wrote: »Ya twas diesel, it would go on fumes but it was as dead as a maggot. Was giving 2500 to insure a civic after that. Pure madness in hindsight.
Mine was dead out too I blew the head in her, acting the magot of course
. Re did it and she was as good as nee 0 -
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Greengrass1 wrote: »Mine was dead out too I blew the head in her, acting the magot of course. Re did it and she was as good as nee
I wrecked the 306 in about six months at the same crack, hit a jump on a back road one night and broke the back axle. The civic ended up a foot shorter in a double stone wall. I got sense after that :rolleyes:0 -
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Greengrass1 wrote: »Plenty of lads did the same. Wanted to get a diesel one to do a bit of messing in but they were all wrecked from being turned up at the pump.
I was planning on doing that anyway ha
Oh aye up north there's plenty of wee ol d turbos screwed out hai 0 -
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Greengrass1 wrote: »You've been watching too much fast and furious
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I've an 08 seat Leon, two sisters are insured, but never let them drive it unless they bust the sump on it. Two of them only have provisionals so pushing the price up a good but
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Used to rent out houses for student accommodation. A big contingent of Donegal women every year down doing hairdressing and vetinerary nursing courses. At least half had Civics, usually with a big pipe and sprayed pink or gold etc. Mad as hatters!
Money for petrol and drink was no problem. The rent WAS a problem.0 -
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Greengrass1 wrote: »Its the FR edition. 2.0 diesil. Fair poke in it
Must be well worth it to have them jerseys, fr Leon is a nice yoke 0 -
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Used toaj's t out houses for student accommodation. A big contingent of Donegal women every year down doing hairdressing and vetinerary nursing courses. At least half had Civics, usually with a big pipe and sprayed pink or gold etc. Mad as hatters!
Money for petrol and drink was no problem. The rent WAS a problem.
I was fixing up sewers in a students house a couple of weeks ago , 5 women in the house . We asked them not to use the loo's at the back of the house - They still did , we set in a few aj's and told them not to walk on them - they pulled wheelie bins over them and rooted them up . To top it all I had bags of cement under one of the windows and went in one morning to find one of them in her bra and knickers puking her ring out the window down on top of them , she waved and closed the window not a bother on her :eek:
In fairness their parents are paying the rent though0 -
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Used to rent out houses for student accommodation. A big contingent of Donegal women every year down doing hairdressing and vetinerary nursing courses. At least half had Civics, usually with a big pipe and sprayed pink or gold etc. Mad as hatters!
Money for petrol and drink was no problem. The rent WAS a problem.
I am sure you thought of other ways to get the rent........0 -
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