At 11:19pm Yesterday Evening we broke the record for the largest number of people online. It now stands at 37 
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Getting noticed more I think.
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I was on but never noticed.
Getting noticed more I think.
Getting noticed more I think.
John
"My lovely car now sold onto a very happy new owner.
I still love this marque and I will still be around, preferred selling to breaking, as a great runner and performer"
"My lovely car now sold onto a very happy new owner.
I still love this marque and I will still be around, preferred selling to breaking, as a great runner and performer"
Cowley_MOA wrote:At 11:19pm Yesterday Evening we broke the record for the largest number of people online. It now stands at 37
Quality not quantity should be our motto.
I don't like signatures, they take up too much screen space.
Well with Trolls about, we should be glad not to be being eaten.
Mind you, we should just tell them to wait until the next, bigger, billy goat comes along.
Mind you, we should just tell them to wait until the next, bigger, billy goat comes along.
Old news. 40 this evening a couple of hours ago! 
Duncan wrote:Mind you, we should just tell them to wait until the next, bigger, billy goat comes along.
I thought you said "silly goat" Duncan
Paul
Cogito ergo sum... maybe?
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Cogito ergo sum... maybe?
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You probably know, Paul, but I was referring to the story of the three billy goats gruff. The Troll under the bridge gets what he deserves, by bringing it upon himself.
Duncan wrote:You probably know, Paul, but I was referring to the story of the three billy goats gruff. The Troll under the bridge gets what he deserves, by bringing it upon himself.
Quite so Duncan... but I was being allegorical, in view of my thoughts as to whom the troll might be
You know me. Nothing like a nice bit of allegory
Paul
Cogito ergo sum... maybe?
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Cogito ergo sum... maybe?
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raistlin wrote:
You know me. Nothing like a nice bit of allegory
I didn't like the 'quartic' steering wheel.
I don't like signatures, they take up too much screen space.
Bernard wrote:raistlin wrote:
You know me. Nothing like a nice bit of allegory
I didn't like the 'quartic' steering wheel.
I didn't like the whole car Bernard
Much happier in an Austin maxi 
Paul
Cogito ergo sum... maybe?
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Cogito ergo sum... maybe?
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Bernard wrote:raistlin wrote:
You know me. Nothing like a nice bit of allegory
I didn't like the 'quartic' steering wheel.
Geordie Jeans! they're nice & tight especially roond the arse
Paid twenty quid for my first Maxi. Didn't realise it was the 'high preformance' one either.
Oh yes. Twin carbs, tubular 4-2-1 manifold, high lift cam, close ratio box.
Used to upset a few other drivers!
Oh yes. Twin carbs, tubular 4-2-1 manifold, high lift cam, close ratio box.
Used to upset a few other drivers!
Did early Maxis really have a foldy down gearstick or am I imagining it???
Geordie Jeans! they're nice & tight especially roond the arse
DeuxGazoles wrote:Did early Maxis really have a foldy down gearstick or am I imagining it???
Mine certainly didn't. You just rolled the dice, stirred the stick and hoped
Paul
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The cable gearchanges were bad, but not that bad.
The seats did fold down into a very comfy double bed, though. Unfortunely, only ever single occupancy on my part.....
The seats did fold down into a very comfy double bed, though. Unfortunely, only ever single occupancy on my part.....
Duncan wrote:The cable gearchanges were bad, but not that bad.
The seats did fold down into a very comfy double bed, though. Unfortunely, only ever single occupancy on my part.....
Yeah I knew about the seats....................I remember the telly advert but something tells me the gearstick folded flat...............I wonder if it was another type of car altogether
Geordie Jeans! they're nice & tight especially roond the arse
DeuxGazoles wrote:Did early Maxis really have a foldy down gearstick or am I imagining it???
No, it only felt like it was going to.
I bought a Maxi new in '72. Last new car that I bought myself. I thought it was marvellous - 'til the head gasket failed. Hello, that sounds familiar.
I don't like signatures, they take up too much screen space.
Were they the model that had miles of leg room in the back to?
Can't remember now.
Can't remember now.
John
"My lovely car now sold onto a very happy new owner.
I still love this marque and I will still be around, preferred selling to breaking, as a great runner and performer"
"My lovely car now sold onto a very happy new owner.
I still love this marque and I will still be around, preferred selling to breaking, as a great runner and performer"
JohnDotCom wrote:Were they the model that had miles of leg room in the back to?
Can't remember now.
I'm sure they did but certainly the 1800 "landcrab" did
Geordie Jeans! they're nice & tight especially roond the arse
DeuxGazoles wrote:JohnDotCom wrote:Were they the model that had miles of leg room in the back to?
Can't remember now.
I'm sure they did but certainly the 1800 "landcrab" did
Infact mine still has
Geordie Jeans! they're nice & tight especially roond the arse