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Cav wrote:I love that one from time to time.. nice and bitter.

Fortissio Lungo is another good one.
Haha we have identical tastes.

I always order Fortissio and Appeggio as my goto regulars and then experiment with limited editions and new coffees as their released
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@Cav
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A replacement locking wheel nut for the Jag. (party)

I cannot say how happy I am to see this thing. It's taken 3 months to get hold of one including identifying which one it was without being able to remove the wheel nuts, find someone who could help identify it, find one (like rocking horse poo), get one sent - which then got lost in the french post and then was found again and arrived today.

I can use the damn car now without worrying about a puncture.

It did cost me £90 to buy one though - my fault, but wont be doing that again FFS.
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C00kiemonster wrote:A replacement locking wheel nut for the Jag. (party)

I cannot say how happy I am to see this thing. It's taken 3 months to get hold of one including identifying which one it was without being able to remove the wheel nuts, find someone who could help identify it, find one (like rocking horse poo), get one sent - which then got lost in the french post and then was found again and arrived today.

I can use the damn car now without worrying about a puncture.

It did cost me £90 to buy one though - my fault, but wont be doing that again FFS.
You will find the original one now. :P
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duke63 wrote:....You will find the original one now. :P
(nod) My thoughts precisely, when I read that post.

(wait) What's the chances he'll find it's actually in the wheel brace already.?
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duke63 wrote:
C00kiemonster wrote:A replacement locking wheel nut for the Jag. (party)

I cannot say how happy I am to see this thing. It's taken 3 months to get hold of one including identifying which one it was without being able to remove the wheel nuts, find someone who could help identify it, find one (like rocking horse poo), get one sent - which then got lost in the french post and then was found again and arrived today.

I can use the damn car now without worrying about a puncture.

It did cost me £90 to buy one though - my fault, but wont be doing that again FFS.
You will find the original one now. :P
Knowing my luck yes. I got seriously moaned at by Mrs C for this one :D
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StMarks wrote:
duke63 wrote:....You will find the original one now. :P
(nod) My thoughts precisely, when I read that post.

(wait) What's the chances he'll find it's actually in the wheel brace already.?

Ha ha sound to me like someone has done this themselves
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Got some stuff arriving today. Woo
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Frankie wrote:
StMarks wrote:
duke63 wrote:....You will find the original one now. :P
(nod) My thoughts precisely, when I read that post.

(wait) What's the chances he'll find it's actually in the wheel brace already.?

Ha ha sound to me like someone has done this themselves
:P :D

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An Amazon Fire 10 HD tablet. The old Chinese POS died so went for a slightly better quality low to mid end tablet. It's mainly for the kids so it'll do.

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A Ultimate addons ram ball to 3 prong mount, and a Thermos flask.
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duke63 wrote:
Frankie wrote:
duke63 wrote:....You will find the original one now. :P


Ha ha sound to me like someone has done this themselves
:P :D
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:? One thing's seems sure...

When Cookie does come across his original locking nut key, he's now unlikely to admit it to us. (giggle)
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A second year of Triumph Assist. Covers me in/on any vehicle and Europe wide.
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A recall notice for the brake pads on my Street Triple.

Just phoned the dealers and they have put the claim into Triumph and will ring me as soon as they are in.
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Got these today and yesterday :P
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Spiderling pots
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The Wife's Dyson Airwrap
A bunch of accessories for my new GoPro Hero 8 but not the camera itself!
A 24L compressor. First job, spraying the garden fence.
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Samsung s10

I'll have a play with it later. It's very light.
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Kwacky wrote:Samsung s10

I'll have a play with it later. It's very light.
Light? This phone's heavy to me coming from the S8
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I'm not coming from an S8 though :P
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