Me!
I did smile at that line! It’s great being able to reach around and make sure the door is closed when the kids get in….even better depositing them into traffic when I drop them off!!!
I did smile at that line! It’s great being able to reach around and make sure the door is closed when the kids get in….even better depositing them into traffic when I drop them off!!!
Its also in post #10Still cannot see anything in the first post either, what is supposed to be there? My life will not be complete unless I find out!
Ah, those were the days…!
What? You mean Windows can be updated?
Windows PC with Chrome browser in case that makes a difference.
I shall go to my grave unrequited.
I shall go to my grave unrequited.
Frequently. Only takes a few hours and you won’t need to buy printer ink or paper any more!
The missing thingies in post #1 and #10 are links to another website. I believe it's a security setting in Chrome which prevents "embedded" context to be shown within the page you are in - in this case a link to another site.
Yep, you can get triple glazing now, Gramps!!!
Its embedded facebook content, have you blocked FB ? are you on a corporate network ?
Yup - get an MacBook!
Home computer, have never had anything to do with facebook. ( I have heard of it though).
Piece of trivia. Liquid paper was invented by the mother of Mike Nesmith of The Monkees
Everyday is a school day. Did she make any money out of it or did her employer trouser that?
A couple of things here
Coming to the end of my time with Microsoft, all the applications have something wrong with them. The business is to big to not keep going. The Boomers created that monster!
Mac's, however, are just plain wrong and defo not a fix for Windows (its called jailbreak for a reason!)
Millennials are annoying.
Snowflakes are infuriating.
Tippex was awesome until the bottle had been open more than 24hrs. Then it went lumpy!
F***buk is the reason for both millennials and snowflakes being so useless.
The van looks great repaired. Cosmetically easy to do, as most of us know, but damn! You wouldn't wanna drive that thing too far.
Coming to the end of my time with Microsoft, all the applications have something wrong with them. The business is to big to not keep going. The Boomers created that monster!
Mac's, however, are just plain wrong and defo not a fix for Windows (its called jailbreak for a reason!)
Millennials are annoying.
Snowflakes are infuriating.
Tippex was awesome until the bottle had been open more than 24hrs. Then it went lumpy!
F***buk is the reason for both millennials and snowflakes being so useless.
The van looks great repaired. Cosmetically easy to do, as most of us know, but damn! You wouldn't wanna drive that thing too far.
A couple of things here
Coming to the end of my time with Microsoft, all the applications have something wrong with them. The business is to big to not keep going. The Boomers created that monster!
Mac's, however, are just plain wrong and defo not a fix for Windows (its called jailbreak for a reason!)
Millennials are annoying.
Snowflakes are infuriating.
Tippex was awesome until the bottle had been open more than 24hrs. Then it went lumpy!
F***buk is the reason for both millennials and snowflakes being so useless.
The van looks great repaired. Cosmetically easy to do, as most of us know, but damn! You wouldn't wanna drive that thing too far.
I agree, the van looks great, if it's been repaired properly, the seller discloses the repaired damage and the price reflects the fact that it's had substantial damage repaired, could it still be a good purchase?
If I'd owned that van and somebody collided with me, causing that damage, and if the insurance company decided it wasn't a write off, I guess I'd have to have it repaired by the authorised workshop / dealer and continue using it, which is no different to buying it after it's been repaired.
It all comes down to the seller being honest with prospective buyers and explaining the history of the vehicle I suppose, which you can't rely on.
Websites such as "car vertical" can reveal such damage but if the seller hasn't disclosed it and I found out using a third party like that I'd walk away anyway on principle.
Non-disclosure = I’m out, no matter how good a price
