Tell us something really trivial about your life (Vol 28)
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Iva Barchetta said:
Is dog food what they serve on Dutch Inter city services ?....
Note to self......avoid Netherlandic trains.....
We dont actually serve food anymore i think...Note to self......avoid Netherlandic trains.....
Sometimes we have some underpaid students walking around with a backpack with some cookies and a can of (presumably questionable) coffee.
*whispers* I actually don't think Bullitt is a very good film
My factoid for the day is that the low coolant sensor on a Series 6-on RX-7 is about £65 plus VAT from Mazda. The low coolant sensor from a Series 1 to 3 RX-7 is $18 via the wonders of eBay. The differerence? The former has a nylon block connector. The latter has an insulated bullet connector.
Wow! Mazda really got taken on those ~£67 block connectors
My factoid for the day is that the low coolant sensor on a Series 6-on RX-7 is about £65 plus VAT from Mazda. The low coolant sensor from a Series 1 to 3 RX-7 is $18 via the wonders of eBay. The differerence? The former has a nylon block connector. The latter has an insulated bullet connector.
Wow! Mazda really got taken on those ~£67 block connectors
A girl I was with back in the 1980's lived on Damrak in Amsterdam before I met her.
Her dad was a copper - 'no nonsense' type sergeant. When he went over to Holland to visit her once, he and her mum went for a bit of a wander around on their own. They found a pleasant little cafe which was serving some 'very moorish' fruitcake...
They both spent the rest of the weekend 'wired to the moon' and went home wondering what the bloody hell had happened.
Her dad was a copper - 'no nonsense' type sergeant. When he went over to Holland to visit her once, he and her mum went for a bit of a wander around on their own. They found a pleasant little cafe which was serving some 'very moorish' fruitcake...
They both spent the rest of the weekend 'wired to the moon' and went home wondering what the bloody hell had happened.
Nik da Greek said:
*whispers* I actually don't think Bullitt is a very good film
My factoid for the day is that the low coolant sensor on a Series 6-on RX-7 is about £65 plus VAT from Mazda. The low coolant sensor from a Series 1 to 3 RX-7 is $18 via the wonders of eBay. The differerence? The former has a nylon block connector. The latter has an insulated bullet connector.
Wow! Mazda really got taken on those ~£67 block connectors
Is that the type that fits in the expansion tank chap? I fixed the dodgy one on my old Saab Aero with a quid's worth of kettle descaler and about 15 minutes' work.My factoid for the day is that the low coolant sensor on a Series 6-on RX-7 is about £65 plus VAT from Mazda. The low coolant sensor from a Series 1 to 3 RX-7 is $18 via the wonders of eBay. The differerence? The former has a nylon block connector. The latter has an insulated bullet connector.
Wow! Mazda really got taken on those ~£67 block connectors
Bomma220 said:
Nik da Greek said:
*whispers* I actually don't think Bullitt is a very good film
My factoid for the day is that the low coolant sensor on a Series 6-on RX-7 is about £65 plus VAT from Mazda. The low coolant sensor from a Series 1 to 3 RX-7 is $18 via the wonders of eBay. The differerence? The former has a nylon block connector. The latter has an insulated bullet connector.
Wow! Mazda really got taken on those ~£67 block connectors
Is that the type that fits in the expansion tank chap? I fixed the dodgy one on my old Saab Aero with a quid's worth of kettle descaler and about 15 minutes' work.My factoid for the day is that the low coolant sensor on a Series 6-on RX-7 is about £65 plus VAT from Mazda. The low coolant sensor from a Series 1 to 3 RX-7 is $18 via the wonders of eBay. The differerence? The former has a nylon block connector. The latter has an insulated bullet connector.
Wow! Mazda really got taken on those ~£67 block connectors
You can just earth the remaining wire out but then you have no diea if the coolant's leaking
Nik da Greek said:
*whispers* I actually don't think Bullitt is a very good film
Noooooo! For me it stands up as a police drama with a good solid plot with great cinematography, terrific score and a car chase. Plus, it ticks a box I look for which is the quality of the supporting actors. For my money the only weak spot among the actors is the journalist Bullitt goes to see. But he may have been acting spaced out. The interaction between Bullitt and Dalgetti played by Don Gordon is a real pleasure to watch. DickyC said:
Noooooo! For me it stands up as a police drama with a good solid plot with great cinematography, terrific score and a car chase. Plus, it ticks a box I look for which is the quality of the supporting actors. For my money the only weak spot among the actors is the journalist Bullitt goes to see. But he may have been acting spaced out. The interaction between Bullitt and Dalgetti played by Don Gordon is a real pleasure to watch.
It has its moments, I wouldn't dispute that. And I very much respect that it comes from a time in film-making when the author and director were willing to allow time and space around the characters without the need to fill it with pointless speech or special effects. But it's actually a bit dull (for me) and every time I re-watch it determined to give it a fair trial, I spend a lot of time aware of... well, aware of time passing that I'll never get back. Possibly the fault is mine, not the filmDickyC said:
Having dropped a car back to Bath I am currently having a beer in the bar of a High Speed Train pointing towards London. There is a guy trying to pay for £13.75 worth of food and drink with a $20 bill.
Pure theatre.
You people have bars with beer on trains?Pure theatre.
Im doing something terrible wrong here, i shall be taking a 30 year old intercity with one lay-over to a place that would take me slightly over 30 minutes by car... and paying more then the petrol would cost...
DickyC said:
Having dropped a car back to Bath I am currently having a beer in the bar of a High Speed Train pointing towards London. There is a guy trying to pay for £13.75 worth of food and drink with a $20 bill.
Pure theatre.
I tried to pay for something with a Guernsey ten pound note the other day by mistake, felt a bit stupidPure theatre.
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