Wing mirrors on cars

There's an old garage 1 mile from me. It's not served petrol for the 17= years I've lived here, although the pumps were never removed. It appea= rs to have one man and one lift, I take my car there sometimes. It's an= old bloke who appears to do it more for fun than profit, my last bill w= as =A310 for repairing an exhaust.

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Peter is listening to The Who - Behind Blue Eyes

Gasoline I accept, but making a shorter word which is actually another contradictory word is stupid.

Get a satnav with the camera locations.

Funny how most bikers frequently go over 100. You oughta get a newer bike.

You're just jealous because calling petrol 'pet' would be rather stupid although I suppose it would make sense for the petcock on a motorcycle. 'turn the c*ck to shut off the pet.'

Never spent much time on a bike, have you? 100 mph with gusty side winds will keep you busy -- if it doesn't blow you into the path of that lorry full of Peek Freans.

Use "metaled" instead.

or Electricity...

That sounds more like the temporary steel plates the Air Force uses when they're trying to build an airstrip in a swamp.

As long as the timescale is known that would be preferable.

I see, a failing of the English language. I thought "trolling" was an adjective for "Sword".

So you're not really a right wing sensible person like me?

At least it has back doors. I always laugh at cars with only front doors.

Which is why we didn't shorten it, but you guys just didn't think.

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I don't ride a bike myself, but every time I see a biker on the road, he's going much much faster than all the cars.

I can't understand the US allowing pumps to continue without the handle being held. It only takes a minute or two to fill. And in the UK we don't end up with forgetful people leaving the pipe connected to the tank and driving off.

There's no metal in it. It's stone and oil.

Or hydrogen fuel cells or CNG

Two naked randy women at the back with pedals.

Ooops should be two Ls

From:-

" "Road metal" later became the name of stone chippings mixed with tar to form the road surfacing material tarmac. A road of such material is called a "metalled road" in Britain. "

On Sun, 28 Jan 2018 16:07:22 -0000, soup wr= ote:

It doesn't contain metal so the terminology is incorrect. Most people s= ay "tarmac", after the substance "tar" which is a longer chain part of o= il, and "macadam", the guy that invented it.

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