Lancs Lad
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TBF it's all utterly bonkers. Imagine driving a mog in inside the M25 
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Monkeybusiness
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That is purely for dogging/bumming/cottaging purposes. It’s got hubcaps ffs.
The ‘Walter Mittyness’ of the driver means it is actually allowed in a disabled bay…
William127
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I've always maintained, from experience, that a Td5/Puma Defender is the perfect vehicle for driving in London. Relatively small and narrow, pull away quicker than people expect and the dead square corners mean you can create gaps where they just don't exist. Especially when you've got a hefty winch bumperTBF it's all utterly bonkers. Imagine driving a mog in inside the M25
Mog might be similar, but just through sheer road presence
V8Druid
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a bit macabre but amazing
V8Druid
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V8Druid
do it as well as you can,but learn to do it better
Lancs Lad
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forget the HS2 bit for a minute this highlights what we discussed a bit back about councillors...
martinrobbins.substack.com
I visited Britain's most expensive farm track
A dispute over a farm track in Buckinghamshire could cost taxpayers 'tens of millions' in delays to HS2 after local NIMBYs blocked a minor upgrade. I went to see that the fuss was about.
martinrobbins.substack.com
pettsy
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I’ve been on the end of local council do-gooders. Trying to overrule the planning department when they have no relevant qualifications to do so, and just hang on the gravy train. When one of the local councillors came canvassing for votes in the village I took great pleasure in telling him “if you were the only vote option I still wouldn’t vote for you”!
V8Druid
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little tin Gods, most of 'em with absolutely sweet FA clue of what they should be behaving like
V8Druid
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Lancs Lad
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Heck!
Thats some flex!
www.linkedin.com
Thats some flex!
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V8Druid
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fascinating story
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Stroppymonkey
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Good story - but like most good stories - not actually true
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Stroppymonkey
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400K views · 1.2K reactions | Shocking moment man survives crane collapse by inches | Shocking moment man survives crane collapse by inches | By The Irish | Facebook
Shocking moment man survives crane collapse by inches
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TiltyShaun
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Since when should the truth get in the way of a true story?Good story - but like most good stories - not actually true
Just read any election manifesto!!
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6feetdown
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That's 1 lucky guy!!!400K views · 1.2K reactions | Shocking moment man survives crane collapse by inches | Shocking moment man survives crane collapse by inches | By The Irish | Facebook
Shocking moment man survives crane collapse by inches
V8Druid
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dunno whether you're old enough to recall the tower crane collapse in Zooport soooooooooome time ago - '80,s IIRC ... came down across the railway lines by the castle ... guy in the cab rode it down and jumped from about 15-20 feet .... broke his leg but saved his skin
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6feetdown
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My mate was on about it Friday can't recall it but mad how twice in 3 days it's mentioned lol
Bri963
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Should have waited until it was two feet up, he could have stepped out and not hurt himself.
V8Druid
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