Thread: Whoops

Originally Posted by Cruiserlux

Back in 2007 when my D2 was written off in an accident I replaced it with a 100 series landcruiser. WHOOPS!!!

Its Ok though I have since bought a Defender.

Gosh that must have been awkward. Good to hear that things have improved since then.

Wanted a landcruiser and accidentally ended up with a Disco.
Best Whoops ever! never going back to jap crap

Not at all relevant to series landies....oh well...

Whoops.... It was back in the seventies that I was exposed to Series Land Rovers when I worked on properties in the New England and Condobolin. In fact some of the series were series one... Now thirty five years and more, later, I have caused the curse of the land rover to be passed onto my son who bought his first defender one month after getting his red Ps. Mind you I had exposed him to a Discovery four or five years ago and after my foray into the relm of Land Rovers myself, I thought I'd gotten over it after the first Landy experience after those years of the series in the seventies ended in a waste of money on a dud Disco. I then thought I was over it and purchased a Deefa Last March... Hope this is not another whoops moment..... So far so good....

Farted in Macca's in the first day of our holiday/trip to The Vic High Country... They made me wear the very bright Hawaiian style 'Bernie Shirt' for being the first deadbeat on the trip!! Whoops!!

Rubber bands last longer if they're refrigerated.

Originally Posted by wally

Rubber bands last longer if they're refrigerated.

So do chocolates, fruit cakes, chickens, lettuce, broccoli and custard.

Originally Posted by Johnno1969

So do chocolates, fruit cakes, chickens, lettuce, broccoli and custard.

True, but the ideal temperature range for chocolate is 12 - 20 degrees, somewhat higher than that found inside your refrigerator. So during winter or in cold climates it might be better left out of the fridge.

Hmmm! chocolates, waistline, whoops!