Apostrophe'''''s, when did the rot set in?
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marmitemania said:
I know everyone will think this is Billy bulls
t but my old boss who is now also sadly dead knew this chap and I wen't with him one day as his house was only a mile or so away and saw the 250, covered in flies and muck looking very much like it had been enjoyed. He kept it in a normal garage all be it in the grounds of his large but modest house. Proper old money with a classic Range rover on the drive (p38 current at the time) lovely old boy just a shame I was not quite gemmed up enough at the time to fully appreciate it.
t but my old boss who is now also sadly dead knew this chap and I wen't with him one day as his house was only a mile or so away and saw the 250, covered in flies and muck looking very much like it had been enjoyed. He kept it in a normal garage all be it in the grounds of his large but modest house. Proper old money with a classic Range rover on the drive (p38 current at the time) lovely old boy just a shame I was not quite gemmed up enough at the time to fully appreciate it.toohangry said:
PositronicRay said:
Usually I just take a credit card, some pocket money and use cash points if required.
This year I'm required to pay for the gite in cash, so need to take a wad. Are these online "deliver to you're door" places reliable? Who do you use?
Travelex are as good as it gets IMO. Straig''ht to your door. This year I'm required to pay for the gite in cash, so need to take a wad. Are these online "deliver to you're door" places reliable? Who do you use?
marshalla said:
toohangry said:
PositronicRay said:
Usually I just take a credit card, some pocket money and use cash points if required.
This year I'm required to pay for the gite in cash, so need to take a wad. Are these online "deliver to you're door" places reliable? Who do you use?
Travelex are as good as it gets IMO. Straig''ht to your door. This year I'm required to pay for the gite in cash, so need to take a wad. Are these online "deliver to you're door" places reliable? Who do you use?
MissChief said:
Now, without looking it up, I'm pretty sure the Triple Jump record was set at high altitude? Same with the High Jump? Small differences but they all count.
The 400m hurdles? Maybe Ed Moses was just a beast? /edit having just looked it up, it wasn't even Ed Moses!
High Jump was a Cuban, therefore likely doped up to the eyeballs. I doubt Edwards was on the sauce though, he was a devout Christian and several times debated not competing on Sunday's.
The 400m hurdles? Maybe Ed Moses was just a beast? /edit having just looked it up, it wasn't even Ed Moses!
High Jump was a Cuban, therefore likely doped up to the eyeballs. I doubt Edwards was on the sauce though, he was a devout Christian and several times debated not competing on Sunday's.
Edited by MissChief on Saturday 16th May 20:11
WD39 said:
I spent a lot of time in India over the years and always enjoyed myself there.
On my first time a colleague said 'This is India, It's different to anywhere else, just go with it'.
Sound advice. There followed many fantastic visits, tucking into red hot Ruby's, Taxi rides on the wrong side of the road, dodging sacred cows. There is much more.
Have a great time!
On my first time a colleague said 'This is India, It's different to anywhere else, just go with it'.
Sound advice. There followed many fantastic visits, tucking into red hot Ruby's, Taxi rides on the wrong side of the road, dodging sacred cows. There is much more.
Have a great time!
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