Roads were lovely and quiet today, but a bit slimy and wet. Swings and roundabouts!
Quick wash is a great way to work up an appetite!
alister667
joined 2 years ago
Came here to suggest Operation Mindcrime as well.
Sometimes I take the 450 for a ride, sometimes it takes me for a ride...
Luckily, there's a small motocross track local to where I live. It's been great fun. When I was talking to the guy selling it on the phone, I asked why he's selling it. He told me he's now 40 and is getting too old for this sort of thing. I'm 54. :-D
A couple of years ago I fancied an enduro bike to do some green laning, but I saw a racing Honda CRF450R motocross bike for silly money, so...
Fair play to you for doing this.
I knew this was going to win, since Robot Pat can't be defeated, he shoots lasers from his eyes.
If you're seriously considering buying a car, spend £5 or so and get a comprehensive vehicle check done on its registration. Something like https://www.theaa.com/vehicle-check. There are lots of places that offer this service. It'll let you know if it was written off or has outstanding finance. Compare the chassis number with the one they list on the check, so you're not buying a ringer. At the very least, if it does show anything you can use it to knock the price down.
Yes. 365 Days to write a song, yet I know I'm going to leave it to the last 2 hours.
I admit I'm a little disappointed we don't actually have to write and record songs.
Lough Neagh could be NI's biggest tourist attraction and leisure resource, but it's been turned into something so toxic you literally can't walk your dogs near it for fear of them being poisoned by algae. It'd dissolve the fucking Terminator it's so bad. And it's being turned into a political issue. Instead of just using science to find the cause, and introducing strict environmental guidelines, the farmers union are protesting 'it wasn't us' and the DUP (never the biggest friends of science) have been involved. Lough Neagh isn't even publicly owned, it's privately owned by The Earl of Shaftesbury who appears happy enough to let it turn into a toxic dump, but might sell it if he gets enough money. I live about 5 miles away from it, and it could be a magical place to have close by, it's so fucking frustrating.
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Where are you, James Bond, now that we need you?