Northern Italian Car Night, Tues 29th April
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My apologies sir...thought it was a post from today!
Hmmmmm come on chappies, get your arse in gear and pop along
Pics
http://s131.photobucket.com/albums/p283/wedgehunte...
Hmmmmm come on chappies, get your arse in gear and pop along

Pics
http://s131.photobucket.com/albums/p283/wedgehunte...
jagdpanther said:
My apologies sir...thought it was a post from today!
Hmmmmm come on chappies, get your arse in gear and pop along
Pics
http://s131.photobucket.com/albums/p283/wedgehunte...
Nice pics Scott. Don't mind if I link to them on Alfaowner as well do you? (too late, I already have Hmmmmm come on chappies, get your arse in gear and pop along

Pics
http://s131.photobucket.com/albums/p283/wedgehunte...
) 
jagdpanther said:
Hmmmmm come on chappies, get your arse in gear and pop along 
It's on my desk calendar, but as I only landed from China that morning and had been up for 42 hours straight by 6pm, the prospect of polishing off a bottle of Chablis and having an early night with a particularly attractive blonde kind of won over driving 45 miles to Brighouse and back again 

bobda said:
jagdpanther said:
My apologies sir...thought it was a post from today!
Hmmmmm come on chappies, get your arse in gear and pop along
Pics
http://s131.photobucket.com/albums/p283/wedgehunte...
Nice pics Scott. Don't mind if I link to them on Alfaowner as well do you? (too late, I already have Hmmmmm come on chappies, get your arse in gear and pop along

Pics
http://s131.photobucket.com/albums/p283/wedgehunte...
) 

burriana said:
It's on my desk calendar, but as I only landed from China that morning and had been up for 42 hours straight by 6pm, the prospect of polishing off a bottle of Chablis and having an early night with a particularly attractive blonde kind of won over driving 45 miles to Brighouse and back again 
Always thought of you as more of a red wine fan for some reason 

I can see why you would've stayed at home instead of standing in a carpark

Nice pic's Andy & Scott, sorry I missed it now. Will have to try harder for next month.
Had a good day at Bristol on saturday.
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Edited by Rob Dicky on Wednesday 30th April 19:43
jagdpanther said:
burriana said:
It's on my desk calendar, but as I only landed from China that morning and had been up for 42 hours straight by 6pm, the prospect of polishing off a bottle of Chablis and having an early night with a particularly attractive blonde kind of won over driving 45 miles to Brighouse and back again 
Always thought of you as more of a red wine fan for some reason 


But I liked the analogy 
and I don't know why you keep chewing at the colour thing like a dog with an old smelly bone ... I have had a Giallo Ferrari Spider, and a yellow TVR, and even a yellow 406 Coupe, not forgetting the old Sunflower yellow Morris Ital! ... I am in fact one of yellow's staunchest advocates

and I don't know why you keep chewing at the colour thing like a dog with an old smelly bone ... I have had a Giallo Ferrari Spider, and a yellow TVR, and even a yellow 406 Coupe, not forgetting the old Sunflower yellow Morris Ital! ... I am in fact one of yellow's staunchest advocates

Jonty355 said:
jagdpanther said:
burriana said:
It's on my desk calendar, but as I only landed from China that morning and had been up for 42 hours straight by 6pm, the prospect of polishing off a bottle of Chablis and having an early night with a particularly attractive blonde kind of won over driving 45 miles to Brighouse and back again 
Always thought of you as more of a red wine fan for some reason 



I liked that!

I know what you're saying Al and to be fair there isnt many whites that I drink these days, but the Chablis is always top of the list.
The last one I bought was a premier cru and it was wonderfull, a complete bargain at £17
Red wine is undoubtedly my fave

jagdpanther said:
I know what you're saying Al and to be fair there isnt many whites that I drink these days, but the Chablis is always top of the list.
The last one I bought was a premier cru and it was wonderfull, a complete bargain at £17
Red wine is undoubtedly my fave
Dunno mate ... I wasn't actually talking about wine The last one I bought was a premier cru and it was wonderfull, a complete bargain at £17
Red wine is undoubtedly my fave


burriana said:
jagdpanther said:
I know what you're saying Al and to be fair there isnt many whites that I drink these days, but the Chablis is always top of the list.
The last one I bought was a premier cru and it was wonderfull, a complete bargain at £17
Red wine is undoubtedly my fave
Dunno mate ... I wasn't actually talking about wine The last one I bought was a premier cru and it was wonderfull, a complete bargain at £17
Red wine is undoubtedly my fave



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