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Unless it changes the bulb for me, I don't want it.pred racer wrote: »I'd also like to report that the system to tell you there is a blown bulb actually Works:eek:
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luvbulmers01 wrote: »Nice view from the office, with that kind of view the boss certainly has no worrys about you being distracted from your work
Well there was an aston martin ( i think! ) parked down there the other day and i was perving over it. None of the lads i work with are into cars they all think im a weirdo. They are the freaks 0 -
mrs crilly wrote: »Well there was an aston martin ( i think! ) parked down there the other day and i was perving over it. None of the lads i work with are into cars they all think im a weirdo. They are the freaks
Wha and you didnt get any pics for the "heres what I saw today" thread?
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luvbulmers01 wrote: »Wha and you didnt get any pics for the "heres what I saw today" thread?. They are indeed the freaks.
I put it on my Facebook
I tried to tell people i got parking for the day. It didnt work! 0 -
RoverJames wrote: »Colm's is manual I believe so that's one of the main concerns wiped out.
X types aren't at all unreliable imo
Two lads I know have them for years, one just sold his 2001 2.5 AWD the other has the same from new. The diesel front wheel drive ones aren't any worse than any other diesel from the mid 00s reliability wise
The 4.0 is supposed to give bothers, the auto box is a disaster on the earlier 3.0 models.
The 3.0 is supposed to be the best engine (same as Mondeo S220, but Jag is 240hp) of the bunch, and being manual you don't have the associated problems like jerky gearchange and randomly selecting reverse. Happily, there's only 0.4 of a second to 60 difference between a manual 3.0 and a 4.0 (not that 0-60 is relevant, but whatever)
The X type doesn't pull off the old "I have a Jaaaaaaag" thing. Part of the mystique of a Jag is the big petrol engine, the torturous fuel consumption, and that you'd never buy one using your head over your heart.
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Having driven an X-Type before I think my 75 is more of a baby Jag than the X-Type..........The X type doesn't pull off the old "I have a Jaaaaaaag" thing. Part of the mystique of a Jag is the big petrol engine, the torturous fuel consumption, and that you'd never buy one using your head over your heart.)
I'll get my hat, gloves and smoking jacket :pac:0 -
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Myself and himself down the physio with our bad backs this evening. He is in a bad way. One of his cervical discs in his neck is bulging into is spinal chord his arms are going numb. Physio is certain it will require surgery. Mri booked for Friday morning. This is not good 0
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mrs crilly wrote: »Myself and himself down the physio with our bad backs this evening. He is in a bad way. One of his cervical discs in his neck is bulging into is spinal chord his arms are going numb. Physio is certain it will require surgery. Mri booked for Friday morning. This is not good
I feel your pain, I pulled my lower back many a time. Once had to have 3 sessions of physio... At my age Hence why comfy seats are important to me in a car!
Speaking of doctors, I'm delighted to learn I'm not going bananas and just suffering a mental anxiety, possibly a passing phase that should go in due time. Booking sessions wit a counsellor tomorrow. Relief 0 -
mrs crilly wrote: »Myself and himself down the physio with our bad backs this evening. He is in a bad way. One of his cervical discs in his neck is bulging into is spinal chord his arms are going numb. Physio is certain it will require surgery. Mri booked for Friday morning. This is not good
What on earth were you both doing that you BOTH put your backs out
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johnos1984 wrote: »What on earth were you both doing that you BOTH put your backs out
He has degenerative disc disease on the discs on his lower back and my back is fooked from car crashes. And well the bondage doesnt help i suppose. Might have to loosen the chains a bit.0 -
mrs crilly wrote: »johnos1984 wrote: »What on earth were you both doing that you BOTH put your backs out
He has degenerative disc disease on the discs on his lower back and my back is fooked from car crashes.
Bet you feel like a right pr1ck now John ! 0 -
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Bet you feel like a right pr1ck now John !johnos1984 wrote: » A bit..........
John you will now bow to Mistress Crilly or else!0 -
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mrs crilly wrote: »Bet you feel like a right pr1ck now John !johnos1984 wrote: » A bit..........
John you will now bow to Mistress Crilly or else!
Or else what? You're not making yourself out to be the most able bodied now! 0 -
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If it makes you feel any better my back is in agony too.mrs crilly wrote: »I have a whip i can still reach him from my death bed! Ok i lie can somebody make me a cup of tea and a hot water bottle
I hadn't seen my other half in 4 weeks when I met her on Saturday night0 -
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A brief moment of weaknessmrs crilly wrote: »Should i be worried that you know what that website is? Not even i use it! 0 -
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