French Car Forum

Northern_Mike wrote:I had tea, but I'd ran out of decaf. I've not drank any tea for a while. Got a bit fed up with the constant flow of it in the few days after my op. I always drink decaf too. Forgot I'd ran out!

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now i have a problem i dont have any decaf , i do have decaf coffee though, will that suffice

Oh don't worry about that Malcolm, I'll happily drink normal tea or coffee. I just avoid it usually when I'm working nights as I'm not sure it helps my sleeping pattern!

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I've been drinking normal tea all day, just come down off the ceiling...

What, the one In the Sistine Chapel? I hope that you enjoyed the view when you were up there!

Hell Razor5543 wrote:What, the one In the Sistine Chapel? I hope that you enjoyed the view when you were up there!

No, Hall 11 of the NEC James Not a pretty sight. All girders panels and pipes...

i have sent you a pm Mike

All delivered as promised. Good natter with Malcolm, reasonably pleasant 198 miles covered.

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Northern_Mike wrote:All delivered as promised. Good natter with Malcolm, reasonably pleasant 198 miles covered.

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and very good to see you Mike, hope the drive home was stress free, and the tuna and cucumber roll did not repeat on you to much, followed by a sticky willy, not not one of them a sticky iced bun

thanks to all who took part in relaying these wonderful manuals to me

much ass grassy ass

Sicky willies and grassy asses

Just what have you two been up to?

I'd better not answer "buggering about"...

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Northern_Mike wrote:I'd better not answer "buggering about"...

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aaaah so

CitroJim wrote:Sicky willies

Just what have you two been up to?

just one Jim

and its very unlike you to you miss the out

Not sure how relevant I can be, but I cover a good bit of the Irish midlands most days.
I'm not too far from Enniskillen, which has UK postal services, being on the Northern side of the border, so I could possibly collect smaller items and post them without incurring the scandalous cross-border postage rates!
Or, naturally, pick up/drop off stuff for members over here.
Map wouldn't work for me, so I don't know whether the "international" means Ireland...
Mind you, as things stand, I have only SWMBO's little Mitsubishi that I can depend on, so I really do mean SMALL stuff!

Thanks, it all helps although not much used these days.

Map is working OK but may not if you are using the newer Google Maps - Malcolm (citronut) did have some difficulty with it. It can take a minute or so to load too.

myglaren wrote: Map is working OK

so did you sort a map for The FCF International Couriers plc. then Steve hun,

if so i muster missed it