They've been working on fitting the new one since 9am. How long can it take? That was rhetorical by the way.
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In which case there is no need for me to replyOriginally posted by Moose423956 View PostThey've been working on fitting the new one since 9am. How long can it take? That was rhetorical by the way.
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Depends on whether you car is still in it. Innit.Numbly tolerating the inequality as a way to achieve greater prosperity for all.Comment
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I had 2 breakfast waffles, toasted and covered in chocolate spread. God, it was lovely.Originally posted by Spacecadet View PostIn which case there is no need for me to reply
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My car doesn't fit in it. Innit.Originally posted by George Parr View PostDepends on whether you car is still in it. Innit.Comment
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Best get them to make the garage bigger while they're about it.Originally posted by Moose423956 View PostMy car doesn't fit in it. Innit.Comment
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Once upon a time I looked at having a house built. Could I get them to put a garage on the plans that was big enough for even a normal car? No. They'd rather lose the sale, which they did, than build something I wanted.Originally posted by Moose423956 View PostMy car doesn't fit in it. Innit.
It's like, what is the point of building a garage if it is not big enough for a car with the doors open?
I've been down where they've built those houses since, and no one can use the garages to park their cars. So they park on the drive, and the 2nd car hangs over the pavement and you can't park on the road as it's twisty and turny and too narrow for the dustbin wagon if you do.Insanity: repeating the same actions, but expecting different results.
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