It certainly felt like it
In an empty office with a computer and you waited till you got home to tell us
.J
I would just like to say
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In an empty office with a computer and you waited till you got home to tell us
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I had steak last night & Ive got brazing steak for tomorrow.
Went out for fish n chips earlier & had a wee shandy.
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Ok disaster misses came home yesterday said her motor smelt funny oh aye I thought it was fuel
going by the state of the road defo oil & it was pizzin out here's why .....
Aye its got a hole in the engine block.
going by the state of the road
defo oil & it was pizzin out here's why .....Aye its got a hole in the engine block.
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I shouldn't lick that but its the rools. Spare injun to replace it out of the other mini wot you picked up?Ok disaster misses came home yesterday said her motor smelt funny oh aye I thought it was fuel
going by the state of the road
Aye its got a hole in the engine block.
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Na different one supercharged one turbo'd Ive found a rebuilt one with oversized pistons ect
as if ive not got enough to be getiting on with
Ok disaster misses came home yesterday said her motor smelt funny oh aye I thought it was fuel
going by the state of the road
Aye its got a hole in the engine block.
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That’s not good
.Buy her a pushbike Shirley she can break that
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That’s not good
Buy her a pushbike Shirley she can break that
J
Err no cause id be the one peddling it......
Err no cause id be the one peddling it......
it would help work off all those Steak and fish suppers
.Keep you trim for when mankini season is back
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it would help work off all those Steak and fish suppers
Keep you trim for when mankini season is back
J
Banana for breakfast then a tin of soop n 2 wholemeal brown rolls for lunch n suppers for dinner
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it would help work off all those Steak and fish suppers
Keep you trim for when mankini season is back
J
Mankini is for all year round
Mankini is for all year round
I know you guys go around in shorts and T shirts when most are wrapped up, but even I have to limit the mankini to the summer wear box here
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Only liking this cos it's the rools.Ok disaster misses came home yesterday said her motor smelt funny oh aye I thought it was fuel
going by the state of the road
Aye its got a hole in the engine block.
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Is this that fecker that came from Wimborne?
Give me his address and I'll send the boys round.
No, joking apart, what the fuck?????
Am sincerely hoping you still have tother Mini.
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Only liking this cos it's the rools.
Is this that fecker that came from Wimborne?
Give me his address and I'll send the boys round.
No, joking apart, what the fuck?????
Am sincerely hoping you still have tother Mini.
Yup thats the one, I did think I heard a little knock a few days ago & was listening for it but it didnt
happen again. Aye we still have the other mini so I will swap the insurance over.
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Well chiro's this morning then not much as it's been very wet here.
Bit of DIY plastering an ole.
BUT pleased to report I have fixed an annoying problem.
For a longish time now my new to me 2nd hand lappy has not been charging properly.
Full power delivery at the jack plug thing, but still had to be held at a weird angle and even then the charge light just flickered.
So today made a couple of tools to allow me to get into the tiny hole on the lappy and bend the contacts out a bit.
Made no difference
So did some research and got my calliper out. The outer diameter on the jack was fine, in fact a fraction over, but the inner diameter, feckin hard to see, seemed to be a bit oversize. So a push with a small point on the two tiny connectors inside the inner connector and BINGO!!! the feckin thing is now working as it should.
Much cheaper than buying a new charger!
(And yes I know it isn't really the charger, that is inside the pooter, it's a power supply.)
Bit of DIY plastering an ole.
BUT pleased to report I have fixed an annoying problem.
For a longish time now my new to me 2nd hand lappy has not been charging properly.
Full power delivery at the jack plug thing, but still had to be held at a weird angle and even then the charge light just flickered.
So today made a couple of tools to allow me to get into the tiny hole on the lappy and bend the contacts out a bit.
Made no difference
So did some research and got my calliper out. The outer diameter on the jack was fine, in fact a fraction over, but the inner diameter, feckin hard to see, seemed to be a bit oversize. So a push with a small point on the two tiny connectors inside the inner connector and BINGO!!! the feckin thing is now working as it should.
Much cheaper than buying a new charger!
(And yes I know it isn't really the charger, that is inside the pooter, it's a power supply.)
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I know you guys go around in shorts and T shirts when most are wrapped up, but even I have to limit the mankini to the summer wear box here
J
Ah yer just scared of shrinkage haha
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You can never have too many Minis!!!Yup thats the one, I did think I heard a little knock a few days ago & was listening for it but it didnt
happen again. Aye we still have the other mini so I will swap the insurance over.
So pleased you have a quick solution to hand.
Did she manage to drive it home like that?
So what's let go, or can't you be fecked to find out?
With a hole that size maybe you can see easily!
Con rod, bearing, must be summat like that I spose.
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The good lady took the old XJR out for a rip, or a trip to the shops as she calls it..
had 3/4 of a tank of pez in it when she left and came back a few hours later with 1/8th of a tank and a lady with a grin from ear to ear...
Seems she wants to swap her mini for it.
had 3/4 of a tank of pez in it when she left and came back a few hours later with 1/8th of a tank and a lady with a grin from ear to ear...
Seems she wants to swap her mini for it.
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This reminds me of how I started working properly on cars. I had a Mini de Luxe with a rusty body but a great motor and gear box. Bought another with a great body but jumped out of gear in two gears, and the engine wasn't as good. So started swopping bits from the rusty one into tother un.Yup thats the one, I did think I heard a little knock a few days ago & was listening for it but it didn't happen again.
Aye we still have the other mini so I will swap the insurance over.
A mate who had a really gorgeous Cooper was worried he'd get the wheels and seats nicked out of it, cos he suddenly had to park it on the street, came round and took the wheels and seats out of mine, for a few quid.
So when I scrapped it it was empty largely except for an old engine and box, and on bricks!
I wasn't there when they took it away but somehow they managed it! Don't think they paid me much for it.
So since then, have never looked back!
(Painted the Mini yellow and black, then a few months later overcooked it on a bend and hit a tree.
. Bent the sub frame but still managed to drive it home from Chippenham to Bath. Drive shaft squeaking as it rubbed on the inner wing. Sold the wreck to a Mech who loved his Minis and raced em.)
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Time for bed methinks!
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