Bottle of Cheshire (soft) water for radiators etc. Toolkit (Allen keys, selection from socket set, Mole, long nose wrench,link remover, screwdriver set) Set of bulbs & basic fuses Coated garen wire Reflective sash-belt combo Roof bars & cords & bungies Duck Tape equivalent Decent tapes .
Tent, ice-axe, sleeping bag, flares, lightsticks, 3/8 socket set 1/4 socket set, diesel, stove, 48 hours food, 4 litres water.
I frequent the alps and Scotland in winter and have been stuck more than once in deep snow....
Aha, a Skoda Estelle owner ;-)
At the moment, two pick axes, a bendy shovel, numerous Hi vis waistcoats, Hi Vis coat, spare wheel, sleeping bag, 1000 HG Leaflets, several part read books, jack, brace, sidecutters for wheeltrim cable ties, a broken cast brass 1g 1w light switch, part used first aid kit ooo and a wrist support thing.
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It's 'cos I've the sort of skin that allows dirt to get really really ingrained so that no amount of scrubbing will remove all the grime. So I wear gloves for even simple jobs.
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Ah, yes, good point. I've a triangle, First Aid kit and two reflective vests in the side bin.
oh yeah, and a rubber gimp suit, forgot that one.
I have a full latex suit & latex Polisher.
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Are you a burglar?
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What you got?
Rigid tow bar. Small tool kit. Emergency phone battery pack.
Maglite solitaire and swiss army knife on keyring.
Heh - got them too.
Nothing apart from standard toolbox which is useless. I spose I'll call the RAC. However, I do keep a £1 disposable camera in the glovebox. It's from a Pound shop, and yes I've tested it and it does work.
Do you ever put one inflated on your head and make chicken noises? Or is it just me? ;-)
Oh yes, and an electric cattle-prod.
Cheers,
Colin
Isn't that a bit like testing matches?
Cheers,
Colin.
I've never seen a petrol container playing with a frisby before. Is it a good catch?
Cheers,
Colin.
I knew someone would ask that question. You see, £1 isn't a lot for a camera, so you can easily afford to buy another to test the general quality. Then hope that the manufacturing quality is consistent. You can test matches in much the same way...
Sad. Buy yourself a dog.
just you.
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