TomBorehamUK

http://www.bbc.co.uk/newsbeat/article/36814165/man-in-new-zealand-quits-his-job-to-play-pokemon-go-full-time

Trust me its not! Horrible things cats! You ever had to take apart and clean a flip car key because your cat decided to sh*t ON and IN it?

Ah well, won't let it stop me making it for next year

Hi Alex, You have PM

Hi Guys, I know there are a few of you on here that are pretty clued up when it comes to consumer law amongst other things. So I'm wondering if you can help... Just over a month ago I had a new SMF, clutch and CSC fitted, I sourced these parts and supplied them to the garage. (This garage was in Scotland as I broke down while on the NC500 and I'm in Essex, key point to remember) Now a month on and after only 992 miles it seems I've had another CSC failure or a failure with one of the clutch components as again my clutch has dropped to the floor and when operating the clutch the fluid level drops....and drips right from the gearbox housing. Now it needs to be taken apart again to see what's happened, whether it's simply a faulty part or whether it's poor workmanship. Now as I can't just take it 600 miles back to the repairing garage, I've arranged to have it looked at by my local garage and they will be taking pictures as evidence to send on if it is the latter. My question is if it does prove to be down to incorrect fitment which has caused damage then where do I stand with seeking compensation from the original repairing garage? The parts and labour were around £1700 and then the further labour cost to take the box out again is £306 so around £2000 in total not including towing costs and arranging alternative travel Now in seeking all these costs reimbursed, how would i best go about this with a garage 600 miles away? I'm skeptical that a garage would make it easy for me to reclaim £2000 plus This is all speculation at this point until the box is pulled again, it could be that the work was done fine and a part is faulty which would fall under warranty but I'd just like to get as much information as possible beforehand

Hi Ewen you have PM

There are some bargains but generally only the most early DE's with high mileage go for 4k, unless you massively overpaid then you won't have lost £2000 in a month.

http://www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?h=6&f=207&t=923426&mid=71787&i=0&nmt=I+have+a+mental+neighbour&mid=71787 Reminds me of this, it isn't you is it?

Just had a litter of kittens born a few weeks ago, thought one was born with only one eye... but then I realised I was looking at the wrong end

Mrs got your password?

no 04 plate DE 129000 miles ...how come mate HR is affected by the weak oil gallery gaskets, DE's are not

59% It pays to barely ever post!

Your mum is entitled to an opinion, It's just wrong.

There's a petition to have another go at the battle of hastings if anyone was unhappy with the result?

Oops, just checked back in on this. Have donated Ref: D89254409

Seems unanimously everyone other than england wants to remain in the EU, Gibraltar was cut off that screenshot but they were 20000 votes to remain vs under 1000 to leave, I wonder how this will pan out

F**k

I've used UPS through 'parcel hero' last month. £30 to send clutch and flywheel to scotland, 20kg+ and insurance over £1000. Was loads cheaper obviously without the insurance, not sure what they're like with bumper sized parcels however.

6 months?! Why hasn't this sold??

Well Dougless carswell and the vote leave gang are out in full force in UKIP's stronghold of clacton today!

"Take back control, take back control, take back control" Watching the 'Great debate', is my TV skipping and freezing?

I'll have a go 350z HR

Thanks Ebized, have donated and Pm'd Mitz

Of course, as Brummie said we visited there not long ago on the NC500 and may well be next year...keep it and come along