Not being a horsy person I never thought of checking sex. Fnarr will probably be along shortly after that remark.
We’re lucky, Mrs Tenkay had a text message to advise her that the tax man owes her a couple of hundred quid, just need to let them know her bank details so they can transfer the money 😁I've just another telephone call warning me that a warrant for my arrest is about to be lodged by HMRC for non payment of tax.
People seem to have lost the ability to drive on snow now. I remember driving home from work in my MG Midget in deep snow. Even being rear wheel drive it was fine. I actually liked rear wheel drive as you could really feel what the car was doing underneath you. It was depth of snow that eventually caused most problems as it was low to the ground.
One man that irks me is Spencer Kelly, the BBC Click presenter. He has a terrible habit of STARTING OFF LOUD, then talking normally, then drifting off into a mumble...
Yes, that's the worst kind. Deep snow in the air makes it hard to see where you are going, but deep snow on the ground can actually stop you going there...!
Three years ago I got caught out by a sudden heavy snowfall while at a routine hospital appointment. I had at that time a Fiat Panda which was higher than most cars as my wife was able to get into it more easily. By the time I got home over a well known dodgy bit the snow was getting pretty deep and many cars were stuck but the front numberplate was just able to scrape over the top layer without snowploughing enough to stop me.
Now THATS LIVING !!
Nice
The Citroen 2cv is the best car for driving in the snow: front wheel drive and narrow tyres, best combination, works a treat.
My CRV copes very well with snow.
Tell them you'll accept a cheque.
Not something which had entered my mind.... ..
