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Then needed to do the floor as well.
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That makes more sense from the ability to play. Might cause motion sickness though.
The days before mobile phones.
Sid
Imagine the backlash if that was in a magazine today -
The last thing I want is the wench pestering when I get in from the nuthouse.
My misses would burn that 
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Are you suggesting it doesn't work chippy?
A sad day for the Rufford Ford watchers, i must admit i am guilty of spending many minutes watching idiots causing thousands of pounds of damage to their cars.
The guy in the video said the council are hiring the bollards and so far it has cost them more than £6,000 and by the time they get to the end of the "temporary" closure it'll be over £10,000
The guy in the video said the council are hiring the bollards and so far it has cost them more than £6,000 and by the time they get to the end of the "temporary" closure it'll be over £10,000
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Amazing old fairground ride, the drum rotated and the car had a handbrake so you could control how far up the side of the drum you went, i dont think health and safety would allow that today.
WWII and now.
$6000 E bike goes up in flames.
So you go green by buying a bike so you don't use your ca, you charge it with leccy generated in a coal powered power station then it pollutes the atmosphere with deadly toxins while you watch your wallet cry, yep this is the way forward
Bet he didn't have insurance.
Would insurance companies even offer tpft on e bikes?
I'm wondering if even moderately bumpy terrain is incompatible with the insulation between batteries & the way the battery packs are constructed.
Wonder what happens regarding accidents or running over someone?
