Posts by MJI 6874 publicly visible posts • joined 5 Mar 2009
I can get onto them about fly tipping down local BOATs
But then have to use FaecesBook
"Not far from the road"
"Who put all this s**t in the way!?!?!"
Reverse, turn around and drive all the way back. And yes I have decided if I catch a fly tipper in the act I will ram their vehicle into the ditch and drive off.
Well look at them.
Farage, generally a fool (and never stood up for the UK)
BoJo, only in it for himself, 100%
Gove, at least was honourable with his intentions (fisheries)
I cannot remember the rest.
But prepared to sacrifice our financial industry, which brings in a large part of our GDP, the EU financial centre WAS City of London
Why?
In around 10 - 20 or so years the UK will be wanting to rejoin, lots of hard exit people died off and young wanting to be in EU people out numbering the ones left.
To rejoin we will have to accept new terms which would include adopting the Euro.
And yes I do consider the Vote Leave team traitors.
A HUGE number of deserted coves and quiet spots to bring in and export goods.
Just one short stretch of Cornish coastline has around 30 quiet, road accessable coves, beaches and quays. Slightly more if you can carry your loads on a trail bike.
Roughly one per mile.
Devon coast from Plymouth to Dartmouth, so many routes out, Slapton.
So many places to bring in imports without paperwork.
One forum I use moved from local adverts to ones supplied by a banned admonger (due to malware), so I lost the adverts on a site I was happy to see as they were VERY targetted.
They were targetted at people performing that hobby.
Another forum has a banner ad for GLASS
That was interesting.
Phone screen is too small for sensible use. And I want to use it for maps as well.
Not sure what I would buy but I have noticed
ASUS do some
Sony one is very old
I do tend to like the usabilty of Sony stuff, So was surprised only 1 old tablet.
Definately could do with something though. I suppose another check of ASUS
Grand Tour was the tipping point.
Also watched a few other series exclusive to them, or only available elsewhere on pay channels, and unlike TPBTV the US stuff is logo free.
For viewers like me Prime is excellent, and expect to see the streamers (them and Netflix mainly) hurt the established pay satellite companies.
Next and same day is a nice bonus.
I always feel better when I have had a small amount of drink, stress tends to drop, feel more relaxed.
I do like red wine as well, so that is more goodness.
And I do get less stressed than the office hardly ever drink alcohol person, and tons less than Mr energy drinks and coffee.
Not drinking at all to me is a bit perverse.
Not restart the phone but software running on it.
Took 5 minutes to stop all the blody pay shite before it was back to annoying.
And I am also unable to delete the icon for it.
None of the children want it either, they have the two previous HTCs.
I'd been happy to have still used the N8 from before the landfill Androids.
I detest force installed crap I would not want to use, even worse when force restarted and forced to run when you are trying to use said device. I had to use my phone this morning and it took me 5 minutes to get it usable.
Samsung are really bad at this, enough that if my next work phone is one it will go unopened to CEX.
So what is there with
Decent camera
As little forced installed crap as possible
Facebook not even installed.
We just take the pee out of the Ford engines.
My 5 cylinders (basic remap) puts out roughly same power as the Ford V6 and is very unlikely to snap its crank.
Rusty ones are now being used as engine donors to replace late Defender Transit engines.
Just realised I have identfied myself as a Discovery 2 owner!
Worst thing I can think of car wise are body kits that let your premium quality car from good manufacturer look like a premium car from a knob manufacturer.
Why would you want a top end Opel to look like an Audi?
(Only rebrands people liked were Cadillacs as Opel and Vauxhalls as Holden)
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