cooltide
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Silly, you'd need the whole farmer's socket setOr just your bare feet and a worn out 15mm spanner
Silly, you'd need the whole farmer's socket setOr just your bare feet and a worn out 15mm spanner
I think you're being harsh on yourself there. Perhaps underestimating the gradient and the traction available from your landy in the conditions. However, we can all get that wrong in the myriad of situations that can occur. As James Martin has been saying, it's a large part of human nature to try and help out in times of other's distress. This time of year we often hear of people dying in half frozen ponds trying to rescue dogs! Bloody dog usually climbs out the other side! I think you and the other members who turned out are absolute diamonds and if I breakdown in your neck of the woods I'd be over the moon if it was you lot turning up to help. For me, the crucial difference is that I have an understanding of you from LZ and that would affect my decision making in any communications we had at the time. That doesn't mean I wouldn't help a 1 time poster, but I would approach someone in that instance differently. I've pulled people out and through snow that I didn't even know, again I think it's in most people's nature to help others in need. I would put myself out a bit for a stranger, but would go the extra miles needed for someone I had an affiliation with. The way I see it is that Our Forum and Us as a collective were conned by the OP. It's just that it happened where it did. It would have been other members in the same situation if it had happened somewhere else in the country. No ones fault, we just got had by a shyster. It's taught us all to be a little more cautious, especially for someone who has just signed up to our forum.OK, it was a cock-up from the start. Poor information particularly, some mistakes were made, and I accept my responsibility for those which I made, but at least we can take heart that the OP's vehicle wasn't damaged by any action taken by LZIR, there was no way I could get enough grip to even move it. After I tried just twice I realised that a tractor was needed and decided to vacate the area and that was "the rock upon which I perished".
If his vehicle was damaged by "others" then that's his lookout.
Some o these farmers are alreetView attachment 138019
Obviously an arable type. If she can't stitch a prolapse, she can jog onSome o these farmers are alreetView attachment 138019
Yep, a good suggestion, but...........
Obviously an arable type. If she can't stitch a prolapse, she can jog on
Is she in your house, cos it looks like your kangaroo is mounted a little further along that wall?Some o these farmers are alreetView attachment 138019
I was just thinking. Does it mean i can now qualify for a lzir sticker.
Yeah but no but yeah but...
Hindsight is as they say “20/20 vision”
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