They would not have fitted into your unroadworthy rot box. Micras are surprisingly quite wide. There is no way I would put doors into that car anyway. Only a pikey would suggest such a thing.
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Recycling / binning old motherboards
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Traffic laws are easy to evade.
What is it that leads you to believe she is not nice?
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If your car cannot carry a door or other large object, it is a useless device. I put a window into my car that's wider than a door. I've also carried a washing machine.
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Local tip probably has a small electrics / electronics section.
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Whether or not we have blue boxes, and what we put in them, is different for every district council in England. Cambridge certainly has blue boxes, but they are for paper, tins, plastic bottles etc - not toasters or motherboards. (Most houses in Cambridge actually have blue wheelie bins, but there is an option to have a blue box if a bin is too inconvenient - eg because you live in Victorian terrace without direct access to the garden.)
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almost all cct boards are recycled to recover precious metals ... normally council recycle centre will take them.
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Steph wants to know if your prostate exam is due.
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Pardon? Are you saying I have a massive fanny Pounder?