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TheJimi said:
2manycars said:
Its Just Adz said:
Updates sound great, I see your bulk is going well too. Good work.
Thank you, appreciate it. 
LanceRS said:
Pete, inspirational as always.
How long are you managing to lay on the mat for and have you tried standing on it yet?
To those unfamiliar with these things, they are surprisingly relaxing.
How do they compare to an actual acupuncturist? How long are you managing to lay on the mat for and have you tried standing on it yet?
To those unfamiliar with these things, they are surprisingly relaxing.
I've never been to one as cynical, but would try a mat.
2manycars said:
Silver and gold, and houses. I buy a lot of rental properties.
Are you in with the guys from Peterborough and the property stuff? They seem to have quite a few car guys on board.I'm just starting out in property with a goal to replace my income and provide for my little boy. Threads like yours are more inspirational than you probably to know to folks like myself. Thank you. J4CKO said:
TheJimi said:
2manycars said:
Its Just Adz said:
Updates sound great, I see your bulk is going well too. Good work.
Thank you, appreciate it. DannyScene said:
2manycars said:
Silver and gold, and houses. I buy a lot of rental properties.
Do you ever find tenants creating issues just to get you round in various tasty machinery?'Pete jump in that LFA quick the boilers on the blink'! etc etc
Haggling over £25 a month with a guy who lives in a castle on a cloud and who arrived on a carbon fibre unicorn isn't a good look.
hyphen said:
LanceRS said:
Pete, inspirational as always.
How long are you managing to lay on the mat for and have you tried standing on it yet?
To those unfamiliar with these things, they are surprisingly relaxing.
How do they compare to an actual acupuncturist? How long are you managing to lay on the mat for and have you tried standing on it yet?
To those unfamiliar with these things, they are surprisingly relaxing.
I've never been to one as cynical, but would try a mat.
I have back problems relating to the discs, causing the muscles to tighten. The mat helps free them off but also relaxes and calms you generally.
SpeckledJim said:
DannyScene said:
2manycars said:
Silver and gold, and houses. I buy a lot of rental properties.
Do you ever find tenants creating issues just to get you round in various tasty machinery?'Pete jump in that LFA quick the boilers on the blink'! etc etc
Haggling over £25 a month with a guy who lives in a castle on a cloud and who arrived on a carbon fibre unicorn isn't a good look.
@ SpeckledJim“We have mould in the kitchen that is only curable by burning it off with sustained 8,000rpm triple exhaust heat from that glorious V10”
SpeckledJim said:
DannyScene said:
2manycars said:
Silver and gold, and houses. I buy a lot of rental properties.
Do you ever find tenants creating issues just to get you round in various tasty machinery?'Pete jump in that LFA quick the boilers on the blink'! etc etc
Haggling over £25 a month with a guy who lives in a castle on a cloud and who arrived on a carbon fibre unicorn isn't a good look.
gw_auto said:
That car appeared very recently on UTube. One of Shmee's mates is selling it - came across as a really decent bloke too. On Shmee's channel.
J4CKO said:
Its good to get out of your comfort zone, not so sure about spiky doormats though, I just tend to achieve the same thing by pissing the wife off.
I am getting into running as decided to do a sponsored thing Prostate for cancer this month, well out of my comfort zone.
This is a fantastic thing to do buddy. Also the running is pretty cool too I am getting into running as decided to do a sponsored thing Prostate for cancer this month, well out of my comfort zone.
hyphen said:
LanceRS said:
Pete, inspirational as always.
How long are you managing to lay on the mat for and have you tried standing on it yet?
To those unfamiliar with these things, they are surprisingly relaxing.
How do they compare to an actual acupuncturist? How long are you managing to lay on the mat for and have you tried standing on it yet?
To those unfamiliar with these things, they are surprisingly relaxing.
I've never been to one as cynical, but would try a mat.
I actually find it better than an acupuncturist as I’ve done it before and and it did sod all for me.
Jonmx said:
Are you in with the guys from Peterborough and the property stuff? They seem to have quite a few car guys on board.I'm just starting out in property with a goal to replace my income and provide for my little boy. Threads like yours are more inspirational than you probably to know to folks like myself. Thank you.
Nope, I’m in with my mates from North Manchester. Been mates since school and we’re a tight bunch. I appreciate what you’re trying to do for your little boy but I’ve got a different view on it if you want to private message me, I’m happy to discuss with you.
SpeckledJim said:
DannyScene said:
2manycars said:
Silver and gold, and houses. I buy a lot of rental properties.
Do you ever find tenants creating issues just to get you round in various tasty machinery?'Pete jump in that LFA quick the boilers on the blink'! etc etc
Haggling over £25 a month with a guy who lives in a castle on a cloud and who arrived on a carbon fibre unicorn isn't a good look.
RobZo said:
Any updates on the Lusso? Haven't seen that mentioned in a while.
Also, when are you expecting the Singer DLS? What a machine that'll be.
Yes, in fact James has just messaged me tonight with a few videos of it under resto. Also, when are you expecting the Singer DLS? What a machine that'll be.
I’m expecting another 8 or so months and a few more hundred grand until it’s done haha.
The singer will be about 14 months away. Everything is on back order in the car world. I was supposed to get my SF90 and 812 GTS in April but the SF90 has only just gone onto the production line earlier this morning!!!!
jimmybell said:
what's your practical car, Pete?
My 1M which will be swapped over with my newly acquired M2 CS next week. The family wagon is the Bentayga though, best 4x4 on the road in my opinion. However opinions are like a
holes though hey, everyone’s got one and some of them stink haha. Some might say the Rangey or the Cullinan, but I love the Bentayga. Gassing Station | Readers' Cars | Top of Page | What's New | My Stuff