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Well that made for some fun reading, maybe we should have a cricket match to settle the argument, personally I dont give a XXXX for anything else
hello, yu old romantic - where yu bin hiding?
on second thoughts - dont answer that
I know - old age and (a small degree of) common sense comes to us all eventually.
Common.... WHAT!?!?!?!? :doh:
Noooooooooooo not me, I want to stay young (ish) and reckless
Just an attempt to get this thread back on track. 10% of threads do not get a response in the Rangie section. Only between 60 and 70 people look at any thread out of a membership claimed to be 62,000. The average number of replies to a thread is 7, with 182 views (includes multiple views by one person).
So if only 0.1% of members are looking at any particular thread and 10% of people seeking answers do not get them, how can you claim that the system is working fine.
You claim that it is the biggest forums in the UK and I have no doubt that this is true. This was the basis of my suggestion as there are too many posts in 1 day to go through them all to see if you can help the person. The statistics show that this is true with so many threads not getting a response.
I do not claim to know much about P38's, L322's, D3 or D4's. But I have had 6 Range Rover Classics (currently own 2), one d1 (currently wife's car) and 5 Series Land Rovers. I have been driving them since a series 2a was the current model and been modifying them for a couple of decades (you can see a few trips if you search my user id on youtube). I have done a lot of things that do not work and like helping people avoid making the same costly mistakes. Sometimes the discussions get me to look at things in a different light and are useful to me, but I am not the one asking/or looking for the answers to questions.
So if you want to help those 10% plus of members that are not currently getting it, or you wish to get the other 99.9% of members involved with the forum, maybe you can make it easier for members to navigate to areas of interest/expertise.
The 93 Rangie has a 4.6. The 98 Disco has a 4.6. The 76 Rangie ute has a 3.9.Out of curiosity what engine does your Rangie have in it?
Why don't all the snobbish, stuck up rangie owners
does that remark include me aswell i had to sack me butler
It was with you in mind, that I made my remark. I heered ya butler runned away to live in a shipping container cos you worked him too hard
i thought £2.50 was a good hourly rate
This thread http://www.landyzone.co.uk/lz/f20/hi-new-girl-block-140079.html seems to portray you guys perfectly. You must all go around with FIGJAM embroidered on all your clothing.
This thread http://www.landyzone.co.uk/lz/f20/hi-new-girl-block-140079.html seems to portray you guys perfectly. You must all go around with FIGJAM embroidered on all your clothing.
You obviously love it in the gutters. I think it is great how someone just accepts their environment and does not bitch about how hard the world has been to them, how someone should give them a job, etc. Good on you.Butterfingers.
We don't need to, but you obviously do:kettlepot:
You're like a dog to it's own vomit.
You obviously love it in the gutters. I think it is great how someone just accepts their environment and does not bitch about how hard the world has been to them, how someone should give them a job, etc. Good on you.
The 93 Rangie has a 4.6. The 98 Disco has a 4.6. The 76 Rangie ute has a 3.9.
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