One for the spelling police

[whoami]

Scuffers said:

And let's face it, its better to shut more powerstations, close coal mines, put people out of work, then subsidies wind power so that all our energy bills sore, and we become dependant on Russia for gas.

[yellowjack]

andyr30 said:

Bet he was stoned!
I got stuck behind someone similar...back road late at night so pretty dark...he almost came to a stop every time a car passed in the opposite direction. Braked if the wind blew the bushes and then almost failed to negotiate a turn onto a main road. He was definitely under the influence of something but it was making him an overly cautious driver as a pose to dangerous!

Edited by andyr30 on Friday 4th April 12:43

[whoami]

porridge said:

When did smartphones get into every persons hands (including the uneducated or elderly who shyed away from PC's)?

Always the best sort.

[yellowjack]

surveyor said:

Fill it up at 1/4 as it lessons the pain...

[Digger]

TTmonkey said:

Throwing some realism on here.... Moments of conscious nous means virtually nothing. A flicker of light no more. Please don't put all your hopes on this probably/possibly misleading report.

[tobinen]

Digger said:

TTmonkey said:

Throwing some realism on here.... Moments of conscious nous means virtually nothing. A flicker of light no more. Please don't put all your hopes on this probably/possibly misleading report.

Struggling to see it...

[tobinen]

pistonuser said:

I have just payed my quarterly VAT return at 20%.

[whoami]

tobinen said:

Digger said:

TTmonkey said:

Throwing some realism on here.... Moments of conscious nous means virtually nothing. A flicker of light no more. Please don't put all your hopes on this probably/possibly misleading report.

Struggling to see it...

Look harder.

[Digger]

I actually quite like the phrase, conscious nous.

[tobinen]

whoami said:

tobinen said:

Digger said:

TTmonkey said:

Throwing some realism on here.... Moments of conscious nous means virtually nothing. A flicker of light no more. Please don't put all your hopes on this probably/possibly misleading report.

Struggling to see it...

Look harder.

Ok, I give up! I assume it's something to do with 'conscious nous'?

[goldblum]

DonkeyApple said:

So we must ask ourselves why a group is deliberately missleading such an elementary definition?

[singlecoil]

tobinen said:

Ok, I give up! I assume it's something to do with 'conscious nous'?

It's difficult without the original context, but my guess is that he meant consciousness.

[goldblum]

singlecoil said:

tobinen said:

Ok, I give up! I assume it's something to do with 'conscious nous'?

It's difficult without the original context, but my guess is that he meant consciousness.

Same here. I'm afraid tobinen's Spelling Police credentials are going to have to be checked if he doesn't smarten up sharpish.

[tobinen]

Hmm, ok.

Made sense to me and was spelled correctly but I suppose a 'nous' which is 'conscious' could seem odd.

[whoami]

lemmingjames said:

Que jump for Alton Towers?

[goldblum]

mph1977 said:

this is where the fact the government ... casues problems for the hard of thinking

[marshalla]

CHIMV8 said:

She idles fine,and when you rev her at stand still she is fine,set off ok in first theN to second and kangeroo petrol comes in!!!

[whoami]

George29 said:

I

Mis-spaced plates just make me think the driver is a tt. They usually are too. Certainly vein anyway.

[yellowjack]

An exchange from the "Classics left to die/rotting" thread...

Hugo a Gogo said:

Geekman said:

Not classics, but these didn't looked like they'd moved in a very long time. I assume they're being used as doner cars for parts.

you want chili sauce, mate?

...and in the interests of fairness, the response...

Geekman said:

My phone actually autocorrected that. I clearly order too many kebabs

[tobinen]

Gaz. said:

For reference the next lowest recent figure on the current calender is Spa, with 45,000 fans on raceday last year (capacity 45k).