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plowsie

23-10-09 08:47 AM

Re: wind up plowsie :)

Replying to them all now.

Buggars!

plowsie

23-10-09 09:12 AM

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Doh, sorry Lissa, seems I have accidently not selected to add your question and answer.

plowsie

23-10-09 09:16 AM

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Lozzo (Post 2073531)

Cheeky fecker couldn't even take his own pics, he used the ones taken round the back of my gaff

Sorry mate, I did ask in the for sale thread :( Can remove them if you want.

davepreston

23-10-09 09:54 AM

Re: wind up plowsie :)

i just couldnt help myself

Lozzo

24-10-09 05:16 AM

Re: wind up plowsie :)

Quote:

Originally Posted by plowsie (Post 2073873)

Sorry mate, I did ask in the for sale thread :( Can remove them if you want.

No way. You keep using them as they are, I don't mind a bit :D

Von Teese

24-10-09 07:30 AM

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Originally Posted by Lozzo (Post 2074884)

No way. You keep using them as they are, I don't mind a bit :D

..at 10% commission!

Bluefish

24-10-09 08:28 AM

Re: wind up plowsie :)

some brill questions and replies, you lot really are sick.:D

-Ralph-

24-10-09 08:46 AM

Re: wind up plowsie :)

Quote:

Originally Posted by Powslie

I need to be bump started, however, I may possibly have one from an ebay seller coming.

Q. Who is the other ebay seller that is giving you one and when is he coming? Is your other half OK with this bit of the sale?

-Ralph-

24-10-09 09:28 AM

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Plossie

It has just one problem which could probably be resolved fairly easily, the starter motor is fudged

Q. The starter motor is a powerful electrical spinning device, how did it get "fudged"?

You said it could be resolved fairly easily, I have a very long and powerful hose, if I were to clean it up with a good blasting, do you think that would solve the problem? If not, what tools do you think would be required?

plowsie

26-10-09 01:10 PM

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Guys, is this question anyone from here? Because I actually took it seriously :lol:

Dear stumotoring55,

Hi I'm looking for a bike for the winter & I like yours. If I win woild you consider meeting me half way up the motorway, I live in Manchester. Costs will be met of course.
Cheers
geoff

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