Thread: Skulls blocking radiator air flow??

Originally Posted by cooper

It was,they actually showed it in the USA with subtitlesThey could not understand it.Still showing it on Austar,lots of Land Rovers in it.

What would you expect from a country with more states than median IQ?

Originally Posted by cooper

In case you had not noticed G. Ian does this every now and then,replies to a different quote to what he puts up.It's kind of endearing

Bless him.

Originally Posted by cooper

Wow,you heal quickly G-rock. You must be young.Did you see many mammoths on your tour?I always thought they were extinct,but in the wilderness of Derbyshire you never know.Of course it could be some of your hairy relatives gone feral.

Na then,yes Coope there are two Mammoth's that I know of here,one a 1962 AEC Mammoth Major with the AV 760 engine in the livery of Tideswell's of Stoke,and the other an ex army 1974 AEC Mommoth Major again with the AV 760 engine which were only six leggers instead of the uaual Eight both with Ergomatic cabs in the Sam Longson livery of Chapel En Le Frith. I think your getting abit cheeky all my relatives are domestic thank you.

The first pint went down well 'Owd kippers' a light coloured ale with a fish oil consistency(suit you Coope being a man of the water)my starter has just arrived,pickled local shew in brown sauce,back after.

Originally Posted by cooper

He is so cute sometimes don't you think?How are you tonight G.? I think I have an old post that I feel you may like.Go to search,look up threads started by me,and read the"A pre-weekend twaddle"thread.Hope that you find it amusing.It would appear to suit your humour.

Or was it called "A lazy Sunday twaddle."

Originally Posted by cooper

I must be easily amused because it cracks me up every time that you do it.Also,I have to add,I spend a few minutes looking at it trying to see if I am being set up.Paranoid!Me?

As if.............

Thanks Coope,it was a shrew,the waitress has a speech impediment,for my main course Mrs G and I are sharing a 'horse back platter' with a pint of 'Wrinkled dobber' from the 'dead bits' ales range by the Thornbridge Brewery of Ashford in the Water.

Originally Posted by cooper

Hey Panda,another stab in the dark.Pandora Penelope Diana Hamilton-Jones.

I'll give you a clue ... the letter "C"

I pulled up at the rest area at the bottom of the Palmerston, to put in a couple of gerries of fuel, this evening. There were a couple of young backpackers there struggling with a single burner stove. I offered my assistance, when I'd finished what I was doing. The offer was accepted and a brief conversation was started by me, asking "Where are you from?" The brilliant reply was "London.................that's in England."

No kidding. Glad she clarified that!