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I want to start one to ask them to add it to help British farming."You’re just a bad memory who doesn’t know when to go away" JR -
Go for it!Originally posted by SueEllen View PostI want to start one to ask them to add it to help British farming.Comment
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I had a sore throat this morning and had to take first defence. That stuff is disgusting - but better than a cold.....Comment
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MORE TALLOW!!!Originally posted by SueEllen View PostI want to start one to ask them to add it to help British farming.
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Originally posted by BrilloPad View Post
I had a sore throat this morning and had to take first defence. That stuff is disgusting - but better than a cold.....
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Just found sommat I built a mere 24 years ago, that sold at the time for about a grand, selling on ebay for £5.
It's even got my initials on the cal sticker.
Fame at last.Comment
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Cool!Originally posted by zeitghost View PostJust found sommat I built a mere 24 years ago, that sold at the time for about a grand, selling on ebay for £5.
It's even got my initials on the cal sticker.
Fame at last.
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Shopping has been done, and the car has been washed and polished, externally at least, by those amiable gentlemen of Balkan extraction who frequent Sainsbury's car park
And I've got all the water bottles out. Just need to bring in six months worth of petrol receipts and give it a quick go over with the vacuum
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Don't they do that after they service it?Originally posted by NickFitz View PostShopping has been done, and the car has been washed and polished, externally at least, by those amiable gentlemen of Balkan extraction who frequent Sainsbury's car park
And I've got all the water bottles out. Just need to bring in six months worth of petrol receipts and give it a quick go over with the vacuum
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Yes, but:Originally posted by Alias View PostDon't they do that after they service it?
Don't know if there's any truth in it, but one ignores the wisdom of parents at one's perilOriginally posted by NickFitz View PostAccording to my parents, they'll do a better job if the car looks well cared for than if it looks like a scruffy heap
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