Devils advocate for a moment, but isn't a Rolex, similar to say a Porsche, plausibly a wee bit of a dicky waving substitute in and of itself ?, obvs applies to no one here we're all too wise for...
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Devils advocate for a moment, but isn't a Rolex, similar to say a Porsche, plausibly a wee bit of a dicky waving substitute in and of itself ?, obvs applies to no one here we're all too wise for...
Precisely whatever happened to minding your own business.
:mrgreenskull:
And ensure the stabilizers are firmly attached.
HAHAHAHA...jaeger bombs lolz
St. Patrick reputedly drove ALL the snakes out of Ireland and St. Columba if you can believe the hagiographers was the first recorded encounter with Nessie...now they...
You are not alone, we can't / won't change, we are what/ where we are.
Agree cost savings are always jazzy...my previous post was meant slightly humorously...as you mention, the environment, seems clear to me we've cooked our goose tbh, the way the environmentals are...
Think hates a bit strong, more a general shoulder shrug at the apparent amazingness of 30 miles a day in a ground car,,,just not very Bladerunner is it...and we´re all expected to be jazzed, seems...
You too:lolskull:
On yer bike:adoration:
Respectfully it ain't cynicism when the historical facts are known, understood, they demonstrate how the adoption of a propagandised version of George as a patron saint of England was a political...
Kinda weird thing to ask imho, to me every day is special, I feel fortunate to have each one. :love_heart:
Interested in Tiggers thoughts...
This quarry the size of Angola, will need to be in Wakanda, source of vibranium . Doubt the Wakandans will go for it, they're a pretty tough lot, super powerful leader.
Ah sadly the outstretched hand has turned into a raised fist my friend.
Ah but the money, the pay off though...
it makes the Tommy Robinson's, Inglish till we die, St. George cross wavers look even dafter...when you know the original George's origins...chortle:beguiled: Ah Ingland.
It's a rather peculiarly English phenomenon ain't it, we do lurve a good story, even if it has to be a heavily embroidered import. Mrs P was asking me for the purpose of this lecture today , so what...
He's from Cappodocia in Turkey, born 275 ad was a snr soldier in the Roman legions, a Christian he objected to persecuting Christians and the Romans beheaded him.
One of the 13th century English...
I imagine stateside preppers love the Cybertruck it has a rather Logans Run- post zombie apocalypse vibe, the steel and sharp looking edges!...it´d be really fascinating to know if they´ve been...
Chinese are eating his lunch, hence another round of price slashing on his other car models.
Yup pretty much sums it up I agree, clever, very clever.
Reassuringly expensive?:wink-new:
They go like flies to where the money, low hanging fruit is perceived to be I guess, well you would, like in any business...Thankful they´ve not been as numerous round hereabouts, really not too...
On the rare occasions we´ve strayed into a looky looky zone I just politely verbally wave them off, just not worth it whatever their wares du jour, for cometh one, come all looky looky men...
Nearly spat out my porridge:friendly_wink: