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Originally Posted by sashadidi
They should have done their other best seller, old, used, SAE 90 oil on Clothing.
Two for the price of one Pack.
Not the Hannibal one, the 2021 one.Quote:
Originally Posted by 4bee
I was a bit puzzled by that one as well. It is a bit hard to tell sometimes as the speed of postings overtake each other.Quote:
Originally Posted by p38arover
"Thanks for trying to help me out M.Fourbee"
"That's ok, no probs. Anytime."[bigrolf]
" We'll have to keep going, the lady says we can't back into her driveway to turn round"
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Comment and photo shamelessly stolen. [biggrin]
Stolen, shamlessly or not, it is a good shot of the Wrecker.Quote:
Originally Posted by V8Ian
That'll learn'em not to rely on their GPS instructions. :Rolling::wallbash:
I can't help but wonder about the 4 blokes alongside the load, are they there to steady the load in case it gets the wobbles? [bigrolf]
Actually this would have been a good situation for that crowd who made "The Plank" Arthur Lowe, Eric Sykes & their actor mates.
The Plank (1967) - IMDb nb. I think they got Arthur Lowe & Tommy Cooper mixed up. Never saw anything about a Cat just that when they finished they looked out of the window to see 2 little kids using the "stolen" plank being used as a See-Saw. Unless there was another version.
Although Arthur Lowe wasn't in the original film.Quote:
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he Plank is a 30-minute, British slapstick comedy film for television from 1979, which was written and directed by Eric Sykes. This version, which is a remake of the 1967 film The Plank, which was also ... Eric Sykes · Arthur Lowe (character portrayed by Tommy Cooper in original); Deryck Guyler played P.C "Corky" Turnbell ...
[QUOTE=V8Ian;3053110]" We'll have to keep going, the lady says we can't back into her driveway to turn round"
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seriously Ian, that is one heavy load, probably a transformer , was U.K. building nuclear power stations in the late ‘40 s. ?
the two lendlease tractors ( Diamond T or Federal) would handle the task alright , detour to avoid low capacity bridge or low overhead me thinks .
dave
