Can't say I ever noticed them on trucks, I have seen plastic ones occasionally on cars and utes, but not recently.
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Can't say I ever noticed them on trucks, I have seen plastic ones occasionally on cars and utes, but not recently.
Not me.Quote:
Originally Posted by V8Ian
I forgot the plastic bullbars are mostly seen on ambulances these days but they are made for other vehicles too and available via ARB....Just a moment...
Edit: Not for Land Rover though.
Which is why I wear a mask on the tram, even now. My 20 year old was on the tram with me recently and she was horrified that I was wearing a mask - but she's had Covid twice, and I haven't had it yet. And of the 5 people in my team in Melbourne, in the last 18 months all of them other than me have had Covid, including one who did a first aid course with it. Lucky we were carefully cleaning the dummies between CPR practices or else she'd've given it to everyone there.Quote:
Originally Posted by RANDLOVER
A mask on public transport is probably a good idea seeing how irresponsible some people can be.
This week during the Tour of Spain cycling event, someone tied a dog to a chair but must have stood up to watch the riders come past, so the dog dragged the chair into the road while chasing them. Luckily no one was hurt including the dog which was nearly hit by the motorbike camera!
Now THAT might get me interested in watching cycling! Nothing else will.Quote:
Originally Posted by RANDLOVER
Kayaker who faked his death to leave wife for Ukrainian woman says plan was a ‘crazy dream’
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CmA-wvRD8X0
Not a Smart man[bigrolf]
Mr Borgwardt had already overturned his kayak on the lake and cycled through the night to catch a bus to Canada, the first leg of his journey to Tbilisi, the Georgian capital. His destination was a Ukrainian woman he had been secretly courting online.
Details of the elaborate deception emerged from a massive file of case documents released by the Green Lake County Sheriff's Office to The Associated Press this week, offering a glimpse into the couple’s tense marriage. In one interview included in the documents, Mr Borgwardt confessed to detectives that he was a "failure" and described his plan to abscond to the country at the crossroads of fly and Asia as a "crazy, emotional dream."
Borgwardt, 46, was convicted of obstruction last month. His wife divorced him in May. Kayaker who faked his death to leave wife for Ukrainian woman says plan was a ‘crazy dream’