Off Topic And Now for Something Completely Different
- Thread starter Dr.Stanley O'Google, HCFC
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Contrast that clown with Bobby Mandrell, who in my view is funny, entertaining, has charm and wit, and he can have a pleasant conversation with most people without feeling the need to generate a message beyond the one he's living by example.
Or Stephen Fry, the late Paul O’Grady, Noel Coward and a host of others…
Sorry Squire, I've scratched the record, sorry squire I've scratched the record, sorry squire I've...
Kempton does not post for ages then hones in one of mine. Flattering but at the same time disconcerting. Like having a stalker.
Of course you don’t say that about someone having, once again, a pop at Brid. But you are a rather peculiar, one dimensional person.
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https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-65276027
Footballer arrested over child sex offences to face no further action
Traore hit the pot from the hallway.
The views expressed in my posts are not necessarily mine.
How easy is this (apparent) 'proper job?'
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HCC will announce the purchase of one of these in another 30 years. Will henceforth be referred to by the HDM as iconic.
Impressive but those roads look dead flat, wonder how well it does on a camber?
More likely that several councils and their procurement departments will get scammed by the computer generated filming, spend millions on purchasing them and then find out they dont work well in European cities, replacement parts cost a fortune and take months to arrive and they end up being mothballed and replaced by two men and a flatbed Iveco.
There was a video of a block-paving laying machine from the Netherlands a few years ago, that only worked on wide, completely flat straight sections of road, where if the bedding sand/small gravel was a cm out, the whole area had to be lifted by hand and done again.