quinta-feira
team47b
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Days of the week here don't have names, they are numbered.
Fifth day here
Fifth day here
my isetta is a 300cc bike
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The fourth day in Russian. They always have to be different.0
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there are only three days, they occur in random order through the year, it is not the same day everywhere at the same time
businessday
sunnywarmlovelyday <-the best kind of day
coldandorcloudyandorwindyandorwetday <- from the welsh day ddiwrnodoeraneugymyloganeuwyntoganeuwlyb, but shorter, these days can happen anywheremy bike - faster than god's and twice as shiny0 -
Morning all,
A day of dicking about with cars in between work. Going to pick up an old Mini I've bought after work tonight. so drove in. Poxy car went wrong on the way in, so I have to sort that out as well now. Wouldn't have had that problem on my bicycle.
I need to drink more tea to combat the effects of the beer last night.0 -
Despite being in work today is actually a good day as it's my last day in work until next Tuesday 8)
Today will involve plenty of caffeine to combat the tediousness of the Excel spreadsheet that I'm working on :roll:
Anyway shouldn't grumble "Arran, you are like the Tony Benn of smut. You have never diluted your depravity and always stand by your beliefs. You have my respect sir and your wife my pity"
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This is something new...you are actually intending on fitting in some work between days off and coffee, well done, that appraisal has made all the difference my isetta is a 300cc bike0
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team47b wrote:This is something new...you are actually intending on fitting in some work between days off and coffee, well done, that appraisal has made all the difference
Of course, appraisals are supposed to motivate aren't they :roll:
:P"Arran, you are like the Tony Benn of smut. You have never diluted your depravity and always stand by your beliefs. You have my respect sir and your wife my pity"
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It's what I consider a modern one, circa 1990 Mini 1000.sa0u823e wrote:How old is the mini?0 -
Veronese68 wrote:
It's what I consider a modern one, circa 1990 Mini 1000.sa0u823e wrote:How old is the mini?
I've been getting a serious urge to own another "real" mini lately.
My last one was from '72 and I spent so much time and effort on that car! I really wish I still had it.
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last day in office - have a week off riding on Anglesey
even the weather looks good 8)0 -
I'm really looking forward to it, although I won't be able to do much to it. It's really intended for my son to learn to drive next year. The prices on them have gone a bit silly and this one is at the right price and doesn't need any welding. I had been waiting on a 1963 model, but the guy has been promising it to me for the last 6 months and not turned up with it.Pituophis wrote:Veronese68 wrote:
It's what I consider a modern one, circa 1990 Mini 1000.sa0u823e wrote:How old is the mini?
I've been getting a serious urge to own another "real" mini lately.
My last one was from '72 and I spent so much time and effort on that car! I really wish I still had it.0 -
My '65 Mk1...
my isetta is a 300cc bike0 -
Cant log in from the office - this new website is not working perfectly is it...having to post on my phone instead.
Busy and tired today but at least out tonight for some Japanese nosh and booze."I spent most of my money on birds, booze and fast cars: the rest of it I just squandered." [George Best]0 -
Would love a 60s mini, just not sure I would ever own any old mini, few of my car inclined friends have and all needed therapy with stress and anger (they still love them). Be a fun car to learn in and have at school - jealous
Now after drinking too much coffee and sparkling water time to go for the club spin0 -
Mine isn't as nice as either of those. But the grille is better than t47's was.0
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Title was way over my head.., keep it simple folks!0
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My '69 cooper mk2 which had the better cooper grill than the mk1 cooper S you were dissin' (in the background) the grill was always getting damaged as the cooper S had a habit of leaving the road and going through hedges
my isetta is a 300cc bike0 -
I spent 18 months converting an 850 automatic to a manual, full stage 3, 998 with built out arches (as opposed to bolt on's) minilites and spacers, re built from the sub frame up - body mostly by by old fella, who was a proper old school skilled sheet metal worker!
An immaculate looking car, not for the purists admittedly, and a real XR3 eater (only the oldies will understand that) and I have one picture of it, hidden behind 2 conifers, showing a door, and not much else!
If I ever find that bloody bottle with the genie in it, one wish could easily be wasted on that car!
I may have slightly rose tinted glasses, it would be slow by today's average standards, but it seemed very quick back then!0
