Tell Us Something Really Trivial About Your Life (Vol 34)
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Uhn, uhn!! Nope, no way is someone getting my kebab when I've gone, they're welcome to any bits of me that are still functioning, but not my kebab!!!!
it’s hammering it down. Hopefully it will travel over the hills and annoy glenners. Putting my serious hat on for a moment (yes I know it looks ridiculous but it's the best I've got):
Utterly bloody astonishing.
StuntmanMike said:
Take a minute to think of the mind that first did this. 
That was my thought too. I'm bloody certain some folk have been sectioned under the Mental Health Act for less mind boggling actions...Utterly bloody astonishing.
BMW A6 said:
Reading this at the moment, 'The Medicine of ER':
And had to re-read the paragraph circled red about 3 times, just to recheck I read correctly:
What the actual juddering f
k?
An interesting book full of strange stories about fAnd had to re-read the paragraph circled red about 3 times, just to recheck I read correctly:
What the actual juddering f
k?king idiots, there's very few things that annoy me to the point of violence, but cruelty to animals is the one that gets me there the quickest!!! 
StuntmanMike said:
Bobberoo99 said:
Dibble said:
Right, what have I missed?
What ho Dibble old chap!!! 
How's leggy McLegster? How's Lovely GF? How's the gorgeous Jussi? How are you? How's the poorly SAAB???
Lovely GF continues to be lovely. She’s still working hard.
The Idiot continues to idiot. That’s his thing. It’s what he does.
I’m fed up with the lack of travelling and the delay getting my leg sorted. I did get one of my routine calls from the excellent physio team today and things look like they might start moving again, but probably months rather than weeks. At least if I can get into a clinic appointment with my consultant, hopefully they will give me a timescale.
I ordered a replacement Bosch MAF sensor online (delivered from Romania, of all places), which arrived within a week and which I managed to change myself. It was fairly straightforward, disconnect the cable connector, under two jubilee clips and remove. The MAF sensor cleaner spray didn’t seem to work, but so far, replacing the sensor itself seems to have cured it, so I was rather pleased with myself.
Dibble said:
Leggy McLegster is still short. I arranged for another set of footwear to be a,tiered with a built up outsole and an internal wedge. We’ll see how I get on with them.
Lovely GF continues to be lovely. She’s still working hard.
The Idiot continues to idiot. That’s his thing. It’s what he does.
I’m fed up with the lack of travelling and the delay getting my leg sorted. I did get one of my routine calls from the excellent physio team today and things look like they might start moving again, but probably months rather than weeks. At least if I can get into a clinic appointment with my consultant, hopefully they will give me a timescale.
I ordered a replacement Bosch MAF sensor online (delivered from Romania, of all places), which arrived within a week and which I managed to change myself. It was fairly straightforward, disconnect the cable connector, under two jubilee clips and remove. The MAF sensor cleaner spray didn’t seem to work, but so far, replacing the sensor itself seems to have cured it, so I was rather pleased with myself.
I know you're disappointed with not fully getting Leggy McLegster sorted, but with all the stuff that's going on being stuck in a hospital at the moment is probably not a good thing!! Lovely GF continues to be lovely. She’s still working hard.
The Idiot continues to idiot. That’s his thing. It’s what he does.
I’m fed up with the lack of travelling and the delay getting my leg sorted. I did get one of my routine calls from the excellent physio team today and things look like they might start moving again, but probably months rather than weeks. At least if I can get into a clinic appointment with my consultant, hopefully they will give me a timescale.
I ordered a replacement Bosch MAF sensor online (delivered from Romania, of all places), which arrived within a week and which I managed to change myself. It was fairly straightforward, disconnect the cable connector, under two jubilee clips and remove. The MAF sensor cleaner spray didn’t seem to work, but so far, replacing the sensor itself seems to have cured it, so I was rather pleased with myself.
Give Jussi a belly rub and a hug from us!!
Well done on sorting out the SAAB old chap, you are now a fully qualified mechanic!!!
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