Here's the thing Jim. The ceremony is scheduled for 6.30pm local time....
Colombia play Brazil in the 1/4 finals at 4pm local time.
Imagine it's 1-1.... that adds at least 40 mins of extra time to a game that will finish at about 5.45pm... what if it goes to penalties...We're talking well past 6.30pm. The country is so utterly football mad I suspect the priest will have a telly in the church and postpone it until the game is over. I hope they win ffs.
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CitroJim
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I fully approve of enthusiasm like thatnorthern_mike wrote:The country is so utterly football mad I suspect the priest will have a telly in the church and postpone it until the game is over.
Something I fear our country lacks 
Jim
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A bit of a Citroen AX fan...
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Northern_Mike
Re: Berlingo battles and DRKpers
Well, we kind of have that enthusiasm, it just all turns nasty when alcohol and getting beaten are involved.. I used to love going to watch Burnley, but just got fed up of the bad language (me - imagine that!), the edgy atmosphere and the nastiness.
Here's a picture of my cousin in Ibague, Colombia, on Monday ..
Completely nuts, and this is a small town. Bogota has major traffic problems, makes central London look empty usually. Can take hours to get just a few miles.
Not when football is on. It looks like this. Bear in mind anything yellow is a taxi...
Here's a picture of my cousin in Ibague, Colombia, on Monday ..
Completely nuts, and this is a small town. Bogota has major traffic problems, makes central London look empty usually. Can take hours to get just a few miles.
Not when football is on. It looks like this. Bear in mind anything yellow is a taxi...
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Northern_Mike
Re: Berlingo battles and DRKpers
Well, today, I made my wife all excited by cleaning my parts in the kitchen...
Then I unscrewed everything, removed all the emulsion tubes, jets, screws and washed them with white spirit, then carb cleaner. Some crud was removed. It all went back together reasonably easily. I've oiled all the moving bits with Halfords bicycle oil, as it was the only light oil I had in the house.
Nice and clean. Tomorrow, it'll go on the car with new gaskets all cut from the gasket paper I bought today.
It better work, as I need to use it on Friday. Then there's only one more day, Tuesday, which I'll actually need to use it to go to work in before I go up to Citroenmad Chris' place to pick up the C5. I can't wait to be cruising along in the warmth, on cruise control again...
Then I unscrewed everything, removed all the emulsion tubes, jets, screws and washed them with white spirit, then carb cleaner. Some crud was removed. It all went back together reasonably easily. I've oiled all the moving bits with Halfords bicycle oil, as it was the only light oil I had in the house.
Nice and clean. Tomorrow, it'll go on the car with new gaskets all cut from the gasket paper I bought today.
It better work, as I need to use it on Friday. Then there's only one more day, Tuesday, which I'll actually need to use it to go to work in before I go up to Citroenmad Chris' place to pick up the C5. I can't wait to be cruising along in the warmth, on cruise control again...
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CitroJim
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Re: Berlingo battles and DRKpers
Excellent Mike
Good to see your kitchen finally being used for something useful
Good to see your kitchen finally being used for something useful
Jim
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citronut
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Re: Berlingo battles and DRKpers
my my what hairy arms you wife has 
, how did you entice her to hold your parts whilst you took photos, i spoz it is nice and clean in that picy,
i'll get me coat now
, how did you entice her to hold your parts whilst you took photos, i spoz it is nice and clean in that picy,i'll get me coat now
Regards, malcolm.
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current ride a BX 1.7 TZD estate
1986 MK1 BX 1.9na D Auto(in Mothman Andy's stable )
layed up roppy 1.9TD XANT estate, now gone to meet her maker
purple and lilac metalic 2CV(VIOLET)registered to her in doors
1972 DS special been layed up aprox 31 years
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citronut
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Re: Berlingo battles and DRKpers
spoz all the cooking is being done on the barbie with all this luverly weather were havingCitroJim wrote:
Good to see your kitchen finally being used for something useful
Regards, malcolm.
current ride a BX 1.7 TZD estate
1986 MK1 BX 1.9na D Auto(in Mothman Andy's stable )
layed up roppy 1.9TD XANT estate, now gone to meet her maker
purple and lilac metalic 2CV(VIOLET)registered to her in doors
1972 DS special been layed up aprox 31 years
current ride a BX 1.7 TZD estate
1986 MK1 BX 1.9na D Auto(in Mothman Andy's stable )
layed up roppy 1.9TD XANT estate, now gone to meet her maker
purple and lilac metalic 2CV(VIOLET)registered to her in doors
1972 DS special been layed up aprox 31 years
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Hell Razor5543
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Re: Berlingo battles and DRKpers
Now it is just a case of replacing those cables, and it should be jobs' a good 'un.
James
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Northern_Mike
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Re: Re: Berlingo battles and DRKpers
It gets a lot more difficult as I get older, that's for sure.citronut wrote:
I'm just a grumpy Northern git.
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Hell Razor5543
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Re: Berlingo battles and DRKpers
If you can get the lengths and nipple shapes there is a bike shop near me where I might be able to get some replacements. I have used them in the past (when I serviced my eldest godsons' bike).
James
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ex Xantia 2.0HDi SX
ex Xantia 2.0HDi LX
ex C5 2.0HDi VTR
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Yes, I am paranoid, but am I paranoid ENOUGH?
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ex Xantia 2.0HDi SX
ex Xantia 2.0HDi LX
ex C5 2.0HDi VTR
ex C5 2.0HDi VTR
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A bit like most of us then lolnorthern_mike wrote: Cable is old and kinked.
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Northern_Mike
Re: Berlingo battles and DRKpers
Well, seeing as the C5 has arrived to steal the DRK's parking space, and I've no throttle cable for it at the moment, I decided it was time to put it in it's winter parking space. I expect it'll get a cable and some use in a few weeks when we have visitors staying from Colombia who all want a go, but until then it can sit outside.
It's not physically possible to drive it there - with all it's wheels off the grass. I had to drive it in at an angle so both fronts were on the flags, then get out, and simply pick the back end up and swivel it round right up to the wall. It's my grass, but the neighbour cuts it and I didn't want to annoy him by leaving him space to do half a job, or have the wheels sink into the grass. It'll get lifted up with a wooden block under the front and rear of the chassis, which will be on axle stands. The wheels will just be in contact with the ground, so in case it does fall, it won't fall far, but the wheels won't have weight on them. I've got a decent car cover on order.
We got two new sofas today. That's not very exciting, but getting rid of the old ones reminded me just how useful the Berlingo is. Got a 2.5 seater sofa in it to take it to the tip, came back, took the chairs and other bits too. No fuss at all. It's still pretty tight to drive even with 100k on the clock, I had got used to it being a bit floppy and roly-poly, but it's actually taughter and nippier than the C5. I might have changed my mind to get rid of it if I can sort the few problems it has..
It's not physically possible to drive it there - with all it's wheels off the grass. I had to drive it in at an angle so both fronts were on the flags, then get out, and simply pick the back end up and swivel it round right up to the wall. It's my grass, but the neighbour cuts it and I didn't want to annoy him by leaving him space to do half a job, or have the wheels sink into the grass. It'll get lifted up with a wooden block under the front and rear of the chassis, which will be on axle stands. The wheels will just be in contact with the ground, so in case it does fall, it won't fall far, but the wheels won't have weight on them. I've got a decent car cover on order.
We got two new sofas today. That's not very exciting, but getting rid of the old ones reminded me just how useful the Berlingo is. Got a 2.5 seater sofa in it to take it to the tip, came back, took the chairs and other bits too. No fuss at all. It's still pretty tight to drive even with 100k on the clock, I had got used to it being a bit floppy and roly-poly, but it's actually taughter and nippier than the C5. I might have changed my mind to get rid of it if I can sort the few problems it has..