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I'm just about to do something similar with my DT175 as I've retired it from green-laning because it's too delicate and parts are scarce. I also...
That's because you turned him into a lady dog. :confused:
Former Prime Minster Ted Heath also shook hands with Hitler. Apparently he went on a kind of gap year to Germany in the mid-thirties (like you do)...
Careful chaps. If it gets any more political this thread might get moved to Speakers’ Corner
I had a client who was a great grandmother at the age of 48. I was basically standing counsel to her one family crime wave and represented several...
So what happened? You can’t just leave us with a cliffhanger like that! :astonished:
A mate of mine had a transplant about 6 months ago and they also had to take some hair from his chest
Well, my school was even better. In fact it was special. :D
Yeah. I watched that with my son the other day. Amazing
It was like a budget version of Hagler v Hearns, except they kept it up for 7 SEVEN(!) rounds. :astonished:
I’ve also been wondering why he’s AWOL. @Advikaz - we hope you’re ok :upyeah:
Submarines are powered by a nuclear/steam hybrid engine. It’d be really cool if they retrofitted old locos with a small reactor in place of the...
I thought I had it saved in my Amazon list and was going to post the link for you, but I couldn’t see it there. I did see and order one of these...
I know words. I have all the best words. :D
Yep. A bit like your spelling of “americanised” :p
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It can be, as there’s a small overlap, but both words are frequently misused. Just this morning I heard a journalist say that Axel Rudakubana...
When people use “substantive” when they mean “substantial” and vice versa. I heard a journalist do it this morning, which is unforgivable.
Plus the fairing has touched down and the rider is above the centre of moment (I think that’s the correct term). What I mean is that he’s kind of...
