That sounds like that town in Wales with the longest name in the world.....
Take care Pantelis
That sounds like that town in Wales with the longest name in the world.....
Take care Pantelis
On or around Mon, 6 Dec 2004 07:28:30 +0200, "Pantelis Giamarellos" enlightened us thusly:
's not any more. There's another bunch of eejits in Germany who've got one which is called (in german) something to the effect of "this place has a silly made-up name designed to be 10 letters longer then the one in wales"
So StaffBull was, like
Llanddaniel Fab, 1973-75. What fun we had catching a bus home from Bangor.
Six of us:
"I would like a single fare to Llanfairpwll..." etc "I would also like a single fare to..." "Coincidentally, I also would like..."
"Get down the bus. Bloody styoodents."
dys·lex·i·a (ds-lks-) n.
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Haven't you heard that the word 'gullible' has been removed from the latest edition of the Oxford Dictionary?
Rather an expensive part of the Island to buy a house now Llanddaniel, but saying that the whole island has gone up over 60% in the last year! bloody madness!! Pity the wages have not followed suite!
Well the gag's been ruined somewhat now, but;
Did you look up the spelling of Gullible too?
Har har..
Sigh....
BASTARDS!
Yup, and Grumble (fna)
Actually Grumble has had a 4.6 V8 and autobox translplant since last you were here.
How bizarre, I mused, that what comes around, comes around, again and again and again. Mr Rawlings would claim that red hair is no disability...
As well as the whole back end converted into a fuel tank I expect!
Is that a landy auto box or other make? How many gears do they have? I've been thinking about an auto box, they're supposed to be very good for off-roading although I'm not keen on the idea.
Only if it's been cut off or dyed! Otherwise it could be a real hinderance to getting on in life..
On or around Thu, 09 Dec 2004 21:41:57 +0000, Ian Rawlings enlightened us thusly:
ZF 4-speed ex range rover (or disco). Bee's knees, dog's coupling gear. bloody brilliant thing - I had one in the 110 V8 and it was very nice indeed.
'bout the only drawback for off-roading is that it goes much faster in downhill-feet-off mode. You do still get engine braking, but not as much.
apart from that, 'twas excellent, on and off road.
In message , Austin Shackles writes
IIRC 1st gear is generally higher ratio on an auto than on a manual. To drive slowly down incline, stop at the top. Apply just sufficient pressure on brake pedal with right foot to prevent creep. Maintain that pressure all the way down with the right foot. Now gently press accelerator with left foot and drive over the edge. You will then make a controlled gentle descent. Autos are very good off-road esp with a 4.0 litre V8 (bg)
This is getting a bit Twister for my liking!
It's a shame there's no Torque Converter lock, that would be ideal. The downhill bit is one reason why I'm not that keen on off-road autos, I know that with my auto Audi speed control is harder than it is in a manual.
If I ever get enough time and money to make a dedicated off-road trialling machine then I think I'll have a crack at an auto, but I'm not convinced the 300TDi would like an auto much.
Oh sh** Bit of a senior moment that one. Think of it as left hand drive and swap it over.
On or around Fri, 10 Dec 2004 20:15:03 +0000, hugh enlightened us thusly:
combination of higher gear and the fact that the TC doesn't give you a rigid connection.
and I think you've got yer lefts and rights reversed.
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