Sometimes it pays not to ask the butcher what he used
And better still , not get the answer and tell your BBQ guests what spare parts were used.
Sometimes it pays not to ask the butcher what he used
I’m not sure how many on the forum have seen the movie that clip is from. It’s an 80s movie called The Great Outdoors and in it they refer to hot dogs being made of “lips and assholes.”Sometimes it pays not to ask the butcher what he used
And better still , not get the answer and tell your BBQ guests what spare parts were used.
I won't be able to see them from the drivers seatI want gold plated letters.
Inside.
Understatement, you know ...
Goldmember has entered the building.I want gold
But how can I then show that I am sooo understated ...I won't be able to see them from the drivers seat
The “Old 96er”…I’m not sure how many on the forum have seen the movie that clip is from. It’s an 80s movie called The Great Outdoors and in it they refer to hot dogs being made of “lips and assholes.”
What about gold plated lattes?I want gold plated letters.
Inside.
Understatement, you know ...
Hm my combination is missing.. - 17" Alloy with BFGSeems there's an extra menu choice if you go for the white lettering ~ do you want the whole of the letter done in white or just the outline?
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perhaps they found one of the gold willy wonker bars and in their excitement left a scrag in your mocha oat chai frothy latteWhat about gold plated lattes?
Got served this in a little country cafe today. Must be on trend down there.
I'd need gold plated cupholders if this became a habit.
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Yes on several levels it was poncy. But the coffee was good and I haven't suffered any heavy metal toxic symptoms so far.perhaps they found one of the gold willy wonker bars and in their excitement left a scrag in your mocha oat chai frothy latte
Wouldn't help. The rims still have an inside and have thus to be turned as well. Letters outside again.just swap the wheels around from one side to the other!
Thanks for explaining that in pure EnglishWouldn't help. The rims still have an inside and have thus to be turned as well. Letters outside again.
To maintain your understatement, the gold should be inside.What about gold plated lattes?
Got served this in a little country cafe today. Must be on trend down there.
I'd need gold plated cupholders if this became a habit.
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It is now. Tomorrow it will be absorbed ..or passedTo maintain your understatement, the gold should be inside.
The real conundrum is that whatever you have on the wheels (white letters in or white letters out) the spare is the opposite, and exposed! That's what really messes with my OCD.
Original Defenders had the rear mounted spare wheel on an extended bracket so the outside face was the same which I liked until I discovered that's why all Defender rear door hinges would sag.
It's like an American politician said, we can travel to the sun safely as long as we do it at night.Many years ago my late mum thought she had the perfect answer to this conundrum. The lettering and to be fair the tyres themselves were well battered on my disco 2. She pointed out that they looked rough, I explained that it just wasn’t worth all the effort to remove the tyres from the wheels and turn them round. Just like Mr Mainwaring to Pike, she said “ stupid boy, just swap the wheels around from one side to the other!” God love her. Probably on the wrong thread!