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What did you do with your Range Rover today
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tomcat59alan
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Bloody hell the Liverpool Echo is back.
Mind you passing is worth two posts.
Mind you passing is worth two posts.tomcat59alan
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Got back from the garage and there was a parcel for me, inside was the 3mtr of leak off pipe,fast delivery , but from the size of the parcel I thought they had made a mistake and sent me 30mtrs,alas no.job for tomorrow.
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Here here,our driver picked us up from the airport and he had just come from his neighbours funeral,lasted a week in ICU and he was very anti vaccination when he got the diagnosis and was told it would have been better if he had been jabbed,he said I'll have it then. The doctors reply was sorry too late.
He isn't the first. It is amazing the kind of outlandish and downright dangerous substances people are trying to put in themselves rather than one of the most closely monitored vaccines on the market. Mainly in the States where the anti-vaxxers are a lot more active but rather worryingly here in the UK too. I wouldn't have thought anyone in the UK could be so gullible but apparently they are.
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Got back from the garage and there was a parcel for me, inside was the 3mtr of leak off pipe,fast delivery , but from the size of the parcel I thought they had made a mistake and sent me 30mtrs,alas no.job for tomorrow.
The speed you go through it you'll need 30 metres!
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I'm hoping this stuff will last a bit longer.
I am watching with interest. Mine will fail one day.
I'm hoping this stuff will last a bit longer.
Im watching with interest
while I put petrol in.Yous lot probably spend more on them bloody pipes than the extra to run a V8
.J
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Found a loose connector on the front right height sensor which I hope will account for the occasional FR invalid reading fault that has popped up twice on the project car. Gave it a good dose of Aeroclean 50 and made sure it is latched home. Time will tell.
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I've been telling a young lady in the village, I've got an injection she could have that would protect her but she's not that gullible
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Vaccines rushed development, rushed trials, emergency approvals based in at least one case on incomplete information. Two of the vaccines are based on new untried technology. There is a growing list of unexpected side effects and hundreds of deaths from the vaccines. A recent report states that "the mRNA vaccines protection drops to 40% after 2 months and 20% after 4 months and provides no protection after 6 months which makes them a nice little earner for the pharmaceutical companies. The figures for hospital admissions does not seem to have dropped a lot despite the huge number of people vaccinated. I am not anti vaccination, I have had more vaccinations than most people from my time working in Africa, funny how vaccines used to protect for a lot longer than a couple of months, tetanus for example lasts 10 years.
If it's my time to die, I would sooner die of the disease than the so called cure.
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Yep hit the nail there Keith..
I'm not anti Vac here either, quite the opposite but the side effects that pop up are worrying, I do wonder what the long term effects are for both the Disease and the "cure"
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Oil change time.
New 5w40 seems to run well on it..
New 5w40 seems to run well on it..
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I worry for my little lads , 12 and 13 and how they might be affected..Yep hit the nail there Keith..
I'm not anti Vac here either, quite the opposite but the side effects that pop up are worrying, I do wonder what the long term effects are for both the Disease and the "cure"
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Me too Mark my sister is only 10 and had CLD so is high risk, terrified would be an understatement, of both the disease and the jabs....I worry for my little lads , 12 and 13 and how they might be affected..
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Unfortunately and it's hard to say it but we may all have to catch it.. We would all lose in some way. Painfully.
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That is the unfortunately shít side to it all, hopefully it doesn't hit you or any of your folks badly.....Unfortunately and it's hard to say it but we may all have to catch it.. We would all lose in some way. Painfully.
bastard disease!
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Hey! I thought your bus engine ran on 20w50? A zinc thing isn't it?Oil change time.
New 5w40 seems to run well on it..
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Likewise my little (big) mate.
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Yep in theory 20w50 is the ideal oil, however it is a tad too thick for the winter, the recent tick tick tick when cold is a warning!
I like to experiment too, so if it blows up I'll be sure to lets ya'll know!
