Embarrassment

Good to see ya back sleeps,,Dont stress & fatty said dont forget her pic...

Yeah AUS its best to do that ,stay for 10 or so minutes & let it build up works for me. as long as you dont have a problem with that.. Did you toot at me today,so many people have gone past today & tooted must of been something going on i didnt know about...
Yeah was workin on the sparewheel carrier.I will feel like shid tomoz was welding gal, i hate the stuff but it all i had laying around.. i'll be coughin me hole out for a week,did i mention i hate the stuff the fumes get into everything,nose,mouth you cant get rid of the taste........

No, mate didn't toot, just drove past, I had to go to work for five minutes and I thought I would detour on the way back!!!:):)

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Originally Posted by DiscoMick

You're not alone.
I'm normally fine with crowds and like mixing with people. But there was one time, shortly after I arrived to live in Bangkok, when it all got a bit too much, the complete unfamiliarity and the populaiton and congestion and change. I remember standing on a corner of a massive intersection in central Bangkok, surrounded by tall buildings, two huge roads each with 6-8 lanes of traffic going in each direction, plus one with an elevated motorway down the centre, plus the elevated light railway. People everywhere, and the amount of personal space over there is so much less than here. So there I am in the middle of 12 million people, holding on to a pole for a street sign, literally frozen to the spot. I didn't panic, I just stayed in position, let it all flow past me, and let my mind adjust. After about half an hour I was OK and was able to walk across the road and go for a coffee at Starbucks!
So it can happen to anyone.
The good thing is that I did adjust, and eventually felt safer in Bangkok than I do in Sydney. Now, Brisbane seems small by comparison.

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That would do my head in for months..i have seen on tv how crowded it is i couldnt handle that..,.:eek:

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Originally Posted by Ausfree

Freelander is running well at the moment, off to Maitland tomorrow to have a chemical flush of the coolant system carried out,:D also hope to find out the price of an auto tranny rebuild!!!:(:D

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Whats the verdict,how was the clean out, does it make a differance at all...But the BIG question is does it stay or does it go....

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Originally Posted by banjo

Yeah AUS its best to do that ,stay for 10 or so minutes & let it build up works for me. as long as you dont have a problem with that.. Did you toot at me today,so many people have gone past today & tooted must of been something going on i didnt know about...
Yeah was workin on the sparewheel carrier.I will feel like shid tomoz was welding gal, i hate the stuff but it all i had laying around.. i'll be coughin me hole out for a week,did i mention i hate the stuff the fumes get into everything,nose,mouth you cant get rid of the taste........

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drink milk (lots of) when welding galv, helps nuetralize it
cheers
blaze

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Originally Posted by banjo

Whats the verdict,how was the clean out, does it make a differance at all...But the BIG question is does it stay or does it go....

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Now the cooling system has sprung a bloody pinhole leak, the flush must have stirred something up. Back to the radiator guy on Monday for a pressure test. Does it ever end!!!:mad::mad:

Na never its a bloody LANDROVER ,repco sell this putty stuff that works great i had to get some for my fuel tank as a weld leaked hasnt since i used this stuff,its like putty but sets like steel its great,,...

How did you get on with the tranny the one for the car not the other sort :p:p sorry couldnt help myself..:no2::o (rebuild)

Still a descision to make!!!!:)