MarkLB

:facepalm: Not again :tears:

:sml1:

8) I love the Holden V Ford rivalry. I don't think there's anything wrong with Holden but I'm a Ford man through and through. I just bought myself the civilian version of the 2002 V8 Falcon :happy2:

Does anyone else plan on wasting a whole day watching Bathurst? I love this race and it's a tradition in my house to watch it from 'Go' to 'Whoa'

Not spanking, only new to me It's a 9 year old Falcon.

Cringe. That looks nasty.

Mr Runty might come into his own now that he has no competition.

I think I'll take my new car for a bit of a cruise today :bounce:

Bugger!! At least you know that you've got a compatible pair 8)

Hi. I'm not familiar with the apparatus that you're dealing with but I'm wondering if it's possible to drill small holes in the plastic so the silicone goes through it and can be smeared over to sandwich the comb in place :dunno:

There once was a city boy who went to milk a cow Poor little city boy didn't know how That's why the city boy pulled the wrong tit And that's why the city boy is covered in...excrement

Buy some more Whitespot cure and increase the temperature to speed up the lifecycle.

Hell yeah! :spop: :thup:

What everyone needs is chocolate !drool:

research

Beans

Great Balls of Fire-Jerry Lee Lewis

http://www.fnzas.org.nz/fishroom/viewtopic.php?f=10&t=38081 HTH Last year I got an old wheelbarrow, chucked in a bag of potting mix, put a few cuts in the bag and planted strawberries. I can shift it wherever I want and the plastic keeps the fruit off the soil.

Leave the filter in but cover the inlet with a bit of sponge or something that will let water through but not the fry.

This one..... http://www.fnzas.org.nz/fishroom/viewtopic.php?f=41&t=49109

One of my turns - Pink Floyd

It was a franchise tyre, battery, service and repair outfit. I've come to the conclusion that the VTNZ type places which only do WOF tests are probably best because they aren't interested in creating repair work for themselves.

It failed on front and rear wheel bearings, a worn seatbelt, worn drivers door hinges, headlights out of alignment, perished and leaking power steering hoses, worn trailing arm and they recommended getting a wheel alignment. So I took it to a mechanic across the road from work to quote on the repairs and he comes in a couple of hours later to tell me there's nothing wrong with the wheel bearings, the seatbelt is fine, the door hinges only needed tightening, he adjusted the headlight in 10 seconds, the power steering hoses are fine and only needed tightening, there's nothing wrong with the trailing arm or the wheel alignment. So what's up with that? Rip off SOBs :an!gry He's retested and passed it.