Dimensions at the surface level are too large to allow it to get through the internal dimensions of the frame.
You might get your gut through a modern one. They are made larger these days so a person can get through with a small breathing apparatus pack on his / her back. Unless you are a Billy Bunter ------Or "personholes" as we have to call them nowadays!!
(I don't think I'd get my gut through that one.)
A result of injuries sustained during his WW2 service.Good Lord, never realised your dad died so young. It's a bit late to say "Condolences" but I'm still saying it. Your mum must have had it tough, as must you and your sibling.
Here's hoping you have better driving conditions than we 'ave 'ere - its wet and windy.
Cheers, it rained earlier by the look of the ground but is just overcast now. Hopefully it will stay ok as Mrs Old Landy is drivingHere's hoping you have better driving conditions than we 'ave 'ere - its wet and windy.
Or "personholes" as we have to call them nowadays!!
(I don't think I'd get my gut through that one.)
Prolly because pizza was invented by Pythagoras. And boxes weren'tAnyhoo why do we get round pizzas in a square box & cut them into triangles.
You in bandit country?
. And my alarms have been tested for another year.
Prolly because pizza was invented by Pythagoras. And boxes weren't
Schoolboy error this morning. While I was away at Castille el Wimblowdriver, I left me tratter at sis-in-laws where it was away from prying eyes and sticky fingers. When I do that, I lock it up with the key, which sets the immobiliser but disables the alarm. (Locking with the fob sets the alarm as well as the immobiliser). Got to remember to open it with the key, or fob, depending on which was used to lock it, otherwise the alarm goes off. So I unlocked with the key (remembered to do that), climbed in, and accidentally locked it. I do that sometimes, by knocking the button on the door, so I pulled it up again. And when I put the key in to start it, the alarms went off and the engine was immobilised. Did this twice. So had a think for 5 mins and then locked n unlocked with the fob. And then it fired up with half a turn of the motor. While I was driving back to the Towers, I realised what was wrong. When I initially climbed in, and the doors locked, it must have been triggered by an accidental press of the fob and not the button on the door. So the alarm and immobiliser did what it was supposed to do
Simple Simon met a Pieman going to the fairI thought Pythagoras invented the pie?
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