trouble at home need help advise....urgent!!!
trouble at home need help advise....urgent!!!
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a1rak

Original Poster:

556 posts

212 months

Thursday 8th March 2012
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hi guys

I really need your advice on a serious problem:

I have suspected for some time now that my wife has been cheating on me.

The usual signs: if the phone rings and I answer, the caller hangs up; she goes out with the girls a lot.

I try to stay awake to look out for her when she comes home but I usually fall asleep.

Anyway last night, about midnight, I hid in the shed behind the cerb.

When she came home she got out of someone's car buttoning her blouse, then she took her panties out of her purse and slipped them on.

It was at that moment, crouched behind the cerb, that I noticed a hairline crack in the rear wing to roof line.


Is that something I can ignore or do I need to fill the crack before it widens?

Chas88

630 posts

195 months

Thursday 8th March 2012
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Seems like you were lucky to find it. Although you can probably just ignore it in the short term, once I notice something like that I prefer to get it fixed quickly otherwise it would just bug me.

bobbins

1,413 posts

236 months

Thursday 8th March 2012
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PMSL biggrinbiggrinbiggrinbiggrinbiggrin

Gazzab

21,637 posts

311 months

Thursday 8th March 2012
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They all do that sir.

Boatbuoy

1,975 posts

191 months

Thursday 8th March 2012
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If you hadn't ignored the other crack in the first place you might never have found this one!

Seriously, my Cerb suffers just there too. Being someone who designs GRP things all day I have a feeling that it's a weakspot in the moulding. If you fix it, it'll only be a matter of time before it reappears, unfortunatly. I am however willing to be corrected if others disagree.

Regards,
Olly

Gazzab

21,637 posts

311 months

Thursday 8th March 2012
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I would advise you to not touch the crack. If you look round the other side you will find another. I havent the energy to get hands on these days and so doubt I would bother trying to fill either crack. If you already have someone whose going to do it instead then I would say its a good thing. If you do trade her in for a younger model you'll find the same cracks but they will be in a better state and easier to get hands on with yourself. Eventually they too will widen and you might want to outsource again.

MPoxon

5,329 posts

202 months

Thursday 8th March 2012
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rofl

Bigadz

393 posts

177 months

Thursday 8th March 2012
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Lol love it :-)

kamilb1998

2,221 posts

206 months

Thursday 8th March 2012
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rofl Reminds me of this;


Erich Stahler

2,878 posts

299 months

Thursday 8th March 2012
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a1rak said:
hi guys

I really need your advice on a serious problem:

I have suspected for some time now that my wife has been cheating on me.

The usual signs: if the phone rings and I answer, the caller hangs up; she goes out with the girls a lot.

I try to stay awake to look out for her when she comes home but I usually fall asleep.

Anyway last night, about midnight, I hid in the shed behind the cerb.

When she came home she got out of someone's car buttoning her blouse, then she took her panties out of her purse and slipped them on.

It was at that moment, crouched behind the cerb, that I noticed a hairline crack in the rear wing to roof line.


Is that something I can ignore or do I need to fill the crack before it widens?
I almost pissed myself, very funny.

spongy

2,236 posts

190 months

Thursday 8th March 2012
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laughoh my man wish i had put this thread up that is so funny.mine has a nasty crack on the rear....and we know where this is going......and my cerb also has a nasty crack on its rear :Dmine is down under the boot nr the light.

vroom

665 posts

313 months

Thursday 8th March 2012
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Be wary of the crack at the rear.

If left unattended the whole back end will start to sag.

clive f

7,259 posts

262 months

Thursday 8th March 2012
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sorry to hear that you are going through a very stressful time, problems with cracks, crevices, gashes,slits, can lead to many sleepless nights, perhaps you can apply some filler of some sort yourself to solve the problem??

DJR 7

1,413 posts

286 months

Thursday 8th March 2012
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Sounds as if we all suffer the same issue ....... How big is you're baby's crack?

mickydoo

297 posts

175 months

Thursday 8th March 2012
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I hear that if you handle the crack too much before try to fill it, it can get damp inside, & that you're best to let it dry out thoroughly before attempting to seal.

To be honest, if my baby were to develop a widening crack, I imagine I'd just ignore it & pay attention to the more interesting curved boot(y), and if the pipes were looking a bit coked up, I'd probably give them a gentle ream.


spongy

2,236 posts

190 months

Friday 9th March 2012
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Arnt we a smooth talking bunch biggrin....sounds like in practice we all know how to handle our ladies.........but im not sure there is any sound advice up here about our real first loves yum......well maybe if you read between the lines .

TOV!E

2,016 posts

263 months

Friday 9th March 2012
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Erich Stahler said:
I almost pissed myself, very funny.
Ditto, we need more of this on the TVR forums........

verminator

723 posts

261 months

Friday 9th March 2012
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God I was bored untill I read this. Made my day. biggrin

TVR500Morgan

1,183 posts

181 months

Friday 9th March 2012
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claproflroflroflroflhehe I like this thread more please !

gruffalo

8,150 posts

255 months

Friday 9th March 2012
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Now then this thread looks right up FUBAR's street but I see no posting from him, I am worried.