- Location
- Limousin/Charentes toad land
Hard luck, I had one once.
I've had a couple. Found them brilliant
Mind, after an L200 an old pram would be an improvement
Hard luck, I had one once.
Crikey. 8 pages. The fact that petrol and diesel cars are to be made redundant ( at least in this country ) must surely be a factor. Expect many more closures over the next few years. You heard it here first. You don't need to be Cowaduckegg to see the blindingly obvious. Blame it on Brexit, if you're really thick. Blame the loss of the horse and cart, and sailing ships on Brexit too, while you're at it.
If petrol and diesel are banned in 2040 I'll run naked down the Mall , biggest load of bollox I've ever heard ........... where are we getting the leccy from ?
Long extension lead.If petrol and diesel are banned in 2040 I'll run naked down the Mall , biggest load of bollox I've ever heard ........... where are we getting the leccy from ?
Long extension lead.
I know the whole idea is crap. But if petrol/ diesel is to be banned in 2040, no one will buy one post 2030, cos they'll be worthless S/H. So car plants making diesel/ petrol cars will be obsolete within a decade. It's a farce.Why is that a joke? That is exactly what the guy I know with one does
And try telling 3rd world countries that.If petrol and diesel are banned in 2040 I'll run naked down the Mall , biggest load of bollox I've ever heard ........... where are we getting the leccy from ?
I know the whole idea is crap. But if petrol/ diesel is to be banned in 2040, no one will buy one post 2030, cos they'll be worthless S/H. So car plants making diesel/ petrol cars will be obsolete within a decade. It's a farce.
True and a lot of crocodile tears from Plaid and Labour who are so anti car
Leave them at them and hope we will have export for our old gear. Got my first electric lawnmower today,Worked a dream, great power, did everything the petrol one did except it started everytime the button was pressed, bring it on and we may make as much out of wind, solar or biogas .And try telling 3rd world countries that.
Their just getting to grips with old listers.
Unlikely to be any, but businesses still expanding and investing here.You said “so they wont pay tariffs from mexico to the EU then?” Based on your obvious assumption they would, I pointed out they wouldn’t, end of. Let’s keep it simple - name a
company moving to, or planning to
move to the UK because of Brexit?
Unlikely to be any, but businesses still expanding and investing here.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-somerset-46986819
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-47399500
Possibly, who knows? Yes they are better. Good company to work for by all accounts. Interestingly they have brought all their component manufacturing back from the Far East.Do we assume that Henrys are seeing a surge in sales to Remainers (they are better anyway) rather than the traitorous Dysons
The Norwegian is actually reducing it's investments in the UK over previous years.
Do we assume that Henrys are seeing a surge in sales to Remainers (they are better anyway) rather than the traitorous Dysons
The Norwegian is actually reducing it's investments in the UK over previous years.
Do we assume that Henrys are seeing a surge in sales to Remainers (they are better anyway) rather than the traitorous Dysons
The Norwegian is actually reducing it's investments in the UK over previous years.