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Just the one from me I'm afraid - the curse of a static IP address.Originally posted by BrilloPad View PostPopulation
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Nope, I was at my engagement party. Hangover central round here today!Originally posted by NickFitz View PostNone of VF, HC or Scourer are online
FianceHC is suffering!
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That worked out well then.Originally posted by voodooflux View PostBest grab a shower before I head to the butchers to grab some bacon for the sandwich fest prior to watching West Brom finally get one over on Aston Villa.
Shame. Hate Villa.
We (Cov) were robbed too. Had QPR away, down to 10 men and we got one passed them. Kept it there till about 10 minutes from time when they equalised!
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Beef Stir Fry here!Originally posted by voodooflux View PostPork stir fry for tea.
Accompanied by a pint of Black Sheep Ale. Hmmm, all is well in the world!Comment
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I nipped down to M&S to grab a birthday present for my mum, then over to Sainsbury's for some bits and bobs.
The car was frozen, so I had to sit in it for ten minutes running the engine before I could set off.
Everything was fine until I got back into it at Sainsbury's - starter motor turned over, but the engine resolutely refused to fire
Tried about five or six times, but no joy. I gave it ten seconds rest whilst contemplating digging the RAC's number out of the glove compartment.
Luckily, the next time I tried, it managed to fire up after turning over five or six times
I think it might have been a bit of condensation getting into the electrics when it cooled down. Not that I have any idea about these things
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