Withdrawal symptoms!

Volzhskyboy · 20th February 2008, 07:42

Not been able to access site for the last month or so due to work etc, but now I'm back working in Linz, Austria for a year or so and have access from work so lot's of catching up to do!

Bill.

Kandyman · 20th February 2008, 17:32

welcome back

JohnDotCom · 20th February 2008, 18:03

GERFIX · 23rd February 2008, 07:14

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Originally Posted by Volzhskyboy

Not been able to access site for the last month or so due to work etc, but now I'm back working in Linz, Austria for a year or so and have access from work so lot's of catching up to do!

Bill.

I got my withdrawal symptoms after three and a half days off the site. Hence, I have been sitting here since before 7am trawling through all the stuff I missed

. It is good to be back though, isn't it!

Greeners · 23rd February 2008, 07:17

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Originally Posted by GERFIX

I got my withdrawal symptoms after three and a half days off the site. Hence, I have been sitting here since before 7am trawling through all the stuff I missed

. It is good to be back though, isn't it!

You could have fitted your Synergy in that time.....

GERFIX · 23rd February 2008, 07:25

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Originally Posted by Greeners

You could have fitted your Synergy in that time.....

I have to wonder what some of you longer term owners have gotten up to in the past. My neighbours would have the curtains twitching like mad if they knew I was out at 7am with the bonnet up and the tools out!

It was bad enough last week when I met Graham1961 and I was actually washing the car in a heavy frost.

Oh I wish I had a garage or, at the very least, a driveway!

oakridge · 23rd February 2008, 09:04

On the the subject of doing things under the bonnet under unusual circumstances.... When we went to France in January SWMBO put on her Marigolds, opended the bonnet, and changed the headlight setting while under the interested gaze of two security men. When we got to the check-in we were pulled aside and asked to open the bonnet so they could have a look. They were a bit embarrased when Christine said 'I'm sure there's nothing in there, I've just had the bonnet up to change the lights'.

Christine is the one who can see, so she does the driving and mechanicing.

Malcolm

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oakridge Loves to post Toyota Prius III T-Spirit Join Date: Apr 2007 Location: Rotherham Posts: 277 Thanks: 0 Thanked 1 Time in 1 Post	On the the subject of doing things under the bonnet under unusual circumstances.... When we went to France in January SWMBO put on her Marigolds, opended the bonnet, and changed the headlight setting while under the interested gaze of two security men. When we got to the check-in we were pulled aside and asked to open the bonnet so they could have a look. They were a bit embarrased when Christine said 'I'm sure there's nothing in there, I've just had the bonnet up to change the lights'. Christine is the one who can see, so she does the driving and mechanicing. Malcolm