Somebody that doesn't go very far (250mile range) That's why you saw it driving round a city.
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I would just like to say
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Somebody who likes a personalised number plate at any rate.Must be somebody who is wealthy, maybe a Lord and a castle owner. @Hippo ??
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I got my RAC renewal quote this morning. 306 sovs . They said its gone up slightly because blah blah blah. Slightly = 72%.
I always ring them up before renewing, and get a better deal. But - I just got a like for like quote from the AA, 135 sovs. I think I'll be going with them. I've been with the RAC for 50 years. I don't think I'll be with the AA that long, but who knows?
. They said its gone up slightly because blah blah blah. Slightly = 72%.I always ring them up before renewing, and get a better deal. But - I just got a like for like quote from the AA, 135 sovs. I think I'll be going with them. I've been with the RAC for 50 years. I don't think I'll be with the AA that long, but who knows?
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Lotza bangs an pops round ere. Dogs dunt seem fussed.
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Most dogs don't, if their humans don't
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None at all here for which I am very grateful 'cos the breed of my dogs gives a sensitivity to noise - I've had five of these and they have all been bad.
I hope you're not in New York?
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At home in the uk.
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25Kg
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Morning All.
Mild & dry here.
Builder didn't turn up yesterday, which was a bit of a surprise.
Have a wonderful Wednesday!
Mild & dry here.
Builder didn't turn up yesterday, which was a bit of a surprise.
Have a wonderful Wednesday!
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25Kg. I love his one as it demonstrates perfectly the calculation you need to do in order to work out how to use your own weight to correctly torque up a hub nut on a Discovery 2!
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