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"Not my words, Lynn, the words of
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The second is that surely these days this sort of 'evidence' is completely useless given stuff like this is a 2 second search away: https://www.fakewhats.com/generator
Harder to fake a selfie of CH singing American Pie.
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Erm, just no.
Firstly, not an engine,
Secondly, not even that reliable,
Thirdly, absolutely execrable build quality,
Finally, basically unrepairable.
https://www.caranddriver.com/news/a42709679/tesla-insurance-fixes-expense/
https://www.businessinsider.com/why-tesla-cars-get-totaled-insurance-repair-costs-2023-6 -
Basically, what we have established here, and what the trade has known for decades, is that VAG engines are absolutely shit. Toss them on the pile with JLR, Peugeot, BMW, etc.
Who still makes reliable engines? The Japanese? (excluding Mazda rotaries). The Americans?
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I have one of those and it's been excellent.
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Beaujolais isn't my favourite wine. The Fleurie region produces the best ones, but to me you're better off going north to Chablis for whites and south for Côtes du Rhône and Chauteuneuf reds
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There's a Pistonheads thread about this, and I think it concluded with the person going to an experienced retailer of all the different brands in the vacuum world.
Anyway the conclusion for battery-free models was that although the build quality is crap and they last 5 minutes nothing touches a Dyson for actual cleaning power. Sharks and the rest are simply not as good. But they are mostly better built and more repairable.
For corded models Miele are the best if you have things like animal hair to collect. Henrys are great if you have rubble and so forth. -
The pannier is un-dibbed, and available again.
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Check the weight on that. I have a 9m professional ladder and I have used it precisely twice, because it is just too damn heavy to actually put up.
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Toasters:
I'm a Dualit clockwork person myself, but my sister left some appliances in my London house (golf club) (she was renting it from us for the last 3 years). One of them is the Kitchen Aid "Artisan" toaster.It is a truly mental thing. It has motorised toast slots, not just for the up and down but also the bread thickness. You pop some bread in, it gives a little "bong" and then motorises the bread down into the toaster. Blinky lights count down until it's toasted, then it bongs and the toast slowly rises. And if you leave it in too long it descends again to keep it warm until you're ready to butter it. All these things are highly amusing but it's £300!
Some people have more money than sense, and I appear to be related to one of them.
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Bars look like Nitto B302AA North Road
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Memorable to me for becoming the cover to this classic:
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I have an unfinished painting by somewhat well-known artist Henry Bird. However I don't like it. Where and how should I attempt to sell it?
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Also if you can because real button holes, unbutton the first button of the sleeves.
I have even faked this with fake buttons by just sewing the first button to the outer not inner.
Much more elegant.Oh no. Unbuttoning your cuff buttons to show you have real cuff buttonholes is showing off and simply not done.
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I had no idea vacuum sealers had a use beyond sous-vide cooking.
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Other countries haven't fucked up their train ticketing as badly as we have.
Germany would like a word.
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Not sure. 5'4" maybe?
Here's a size guide. This one is the S 44
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Spudger has dibs
Not anymore he doesn't.
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If you fill up with fuel at the Total garage on the ring road you can drive on the road to Total Rouen.
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Removed the helmets. I'm gonna chuck them away.
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my new m340i touring
Sorry. Fish in a barrel.
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