Holiday season is upon us, a timely reminder for those gung ho (I've been there!) amoungst us.
Lee D
Holiday season is upon us, a timely reminder for those gung ho (I've been there!) amoungst us.
Lee D
Owner should have had a Tirfor :)
I remember last time I was working in the UK, early 80's, someone took a dumper onto the beach on the south coast, & got it stuck with an incoming tide. Got his mate with a Drott to come & get it out. It too got stuck. Then got a JCB to come & shift 'em all. Got stuck too, then the tide came in ... made a lovely picture in the paper.
Karen
They seem to think a Vauxhall is a Land Rover....
Later on in the article they get it right, including in this revealing snippet;
"The crew attached a buoy and anchor to the jet ski and, as the machine was stuck fast, they decided to leave it in the mud overnight. Two hours later, however, the incident took a twist when Mr Morgan attempted to drive out across the mud in his Vauxhall 4x4 to try and recover the jet ski himself - and the vehicle became stuck."
Some people urgently need an appointment with kindly Uncle Darwin.
Burnham... Severn Estuary, huge tides, very flat, very soft, very deep, very sticky mud. Not a sensible place to take any vehicle.
|| They seem to think a Vauxhall is a Land Rover.... ||
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Any vehicle which roves across the land could be described as a landrover. So a Vauxhall could be a landrover. But not a Land Rover.
In a million years.
On Thu, 6 Jul 2006 21:06:25 +0100, "Richard Brookman" scribbled the following nonsense:
You owe me a new keyboard.........
SWMBO says you're loony, that makes her Citroen ZX a landrover as we've been laning in it......
|| SWMBO says you're loony, that makes her Citroen ZX a landrover as || we've been laning in it......
Guilty as charged, m'Lud.
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