Steel's real, but plastic's fantastic ...
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Re: Steel's real, but plastic's fantastic ...
by Mike I » Thu Nov 13, 2008 11:17 pm
[quote="huw williams"]Have you bought a quick bike this time?
Given that I've had to transfer the 'engine' from the old one, probably not. I'm confident it won't get dropped come the next break for the Cowes chain ferry though.
I knew I should have done a degree which involved learning how to use a spirit level.
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Re: Steel's real, but plastic's fantastic ...
by -Adam- » Fri Nov 14, 2008 12:34 am
[quote="Mike I"]
I knew I should have done a degree which involved learning how to use a spirit level.
I knew I should have done a degree which involved learning how to use a spirit level.
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Re: Steel's real, but plastic's fantastic ...
by mrP(Boonen)VT » Tue Nov 18, 2008 9:39 am
[quote="-Adam-"][quote="Mike I"]
I knew I should have done a degree which involved learning how to use a spirit level.
I knew I should have done a degree which involved learning how to use a spirit level.
Ghostbusters???????
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