Pistonheaders and their First World Problems.

Pistonheaders and their First World Problems.

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Blown2CV

28,861 posts

204 months

Thursday 17th March 2016
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theboss said:
wolfracesonic said:
I'd be up for swapping round the door on a fridge or freezer: Trusting myself to do it on a washing machine, not surescratchchin Any how, I'm sure you'll be fine, they can't hold much water can they? The Liebherr ones don't have the uber handles do they? having to break the magnetic seal using brute force, no thanks.
I'm more worried about a rogue screwdriver blade scratching the shiny virginal doors. These were bought to impress the (non-existent) neighbours who might decide to peer through the utility room window, so cosmetics matter.

The leibherr has really solid stainless steel handles - if I were at home I'd take a photo after painstakingly positioning the champagne bottles in the wine cabinet for maximum photographic impact.
liebherr... that means man-love in german right?

Writhing

490 posts

110 months

Friday 18th March 2016
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Was due to climb Ben Nevis but just learned its 3'3" taller than previously thought. It may as well be on another planet now!!!!!!!!!!!

FMFL!

wolfracesonic

7,018 posts

128 months

Friday 18th March 2016
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Just set off from somewhere that's 3' 3'' higher than you planned, problem solvedyes

Writhing

490 posts

110 months

Friday 18th March 2016
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Well I suppose I could have one of my slaves dig a 1 metre deep hole and start from there.

northwest monkey

6,370 posts

190 months

Friday 18th March 2016
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Writhing said:
Well I suppose I could have one of my slaves dig a 1 metre deep hole and start from there.
Then it would be even further to climb you tardlaugh

Writhing

490 posts

110 months

Friday 18th March 2016
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Not if I start from atop the mound of earth .

BigBen

11,648 posts

231 months

Friday 18th March 2016
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Writhing said:
Well I suppose I could have one of my slaves dig a 1 metre deep hole and start from there.
Better get one of them to explain why that would make it 1 metre more difficult whilst they are at it.

Chris Type R

8,038 posts

250 months

Friday 18th March 2016
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Writhing said:
Well I suppose I could have one of my slaves dig a 1 metre deep hole and start from there.
And pile the sand next to the hole ?

anonymous-user

55 months

Friday 18th March 2016
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Writhing said:
Not if I start from atop the mound of earth .
a mound has slopes.

stilts is what you want.

Chris Type R

8,038 posts

250 months

Friday 18th March 2016
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The Spruce goose said:
a mound has slopes.

stilts is what you want.
the purchase of which would merit an entry on the frivolous purchases thread.

Rostfritt

3,098 posts

152 months

Friday 18th March 2016
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theboss said:
I'm more worried about a rogue screwdriver blade scratching the shiny virginal doors.
Apparently they have a scratchproof coating. My Miele washing machine is over 20 years old, as I am not having anything that isn't an antique in my home and it doesn't have a scratch on it.

anonymous-user

55 months

Friday 18th March 2016
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Having just sold a town centre property, my bank account balance display is so long I have to hold my phone in landscape mode to see the whole number.

I need to complain about the app, or buy a house, before it all becomes too much of a struggle.

ETA although that does actually mean I'm homeless. And I'm sitting in the third world (ahem PC crap police ahoy).

So on balance, it's a fail from me!

Edited by OpulentBob on Friday 18th March 19:09

MrBarry123

6,028 posts

122 months

Friday 18th March 2016
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OpulentBob said:
Having just sold a town centre property, my bank account balance display is so long I have to hold my phone in landscape mode to see the whole number.

I need to complain about the app, or buy a house, before it all becomes too much of a struggle.

ETA although that does actually mean I'm homeless. And I'm sitting in the third world (ahem PC crap police ahoy).

So on balance, it's a fail from me!

Edited by OpulentBob on Friday 18th March 19:09
Really? On the NatWest app you'd need to have [I estimate] a trillion pounds or more to not be able to view the figure in portrait mode. Unless you own a tiny phone?

My addition is that Waitrose had sold out of salted pistachios - fk sake.


Edited by MrBarry123 on Friday 18th March 20:25

MDMA .

8,901 posts

102 months

Friday 18th March 2016
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Car passed MOT today with no advisories. More money to waste on cocaine and hookers as a result.

anonymous-user

55 months

Saturday 19th March 2016
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MDMA . said:
Car passed MOT today with no advisories. More money to waste on cocaine and hookers as a result.
surely namesake.

Steve H

5,305 posts

196 months

Saturday 19th March 2016
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MrBarry123 said:
Really? On the NatWest app you'd need to have [I estimate] a trillion pounds or more to not be able to view the figure in portrait mode. Unless you own a tiny phone?
Clearly his "town centre property" was London town centre wink

Obi Wan

2,085 posts

216 months

Saturday 19th March 2016
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I've just finished binging on "house of cards" on Netflix.

MDMA .

8,901 posts

102 months

Saturday 19th March 2016
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The Spruce goose said:
MDMA . said:
Car passed MOT today with no advisories. More money to waste on cocaine and hookers as a result.
surely namesake.
Might grind a few in for a treat smile

MDMA .

8,901 posts

102 months

Saturday 19th March 2016
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Currently running 12 minutes late in the hairdresser. Women in front taking too long having her roots done. May have to be the barbers in Manchester next time. Just dont like paying 4 quid on Deansgate.

Edited by MDMA . on Saturday 19th March 10:41

David A

3,606 posts

252 months

Saturday 19th March 2016
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I'm not sure if the sunroof in my car is double glazed like the side windows are. It's irritating not knowing.