all set for the weekend

littlefeller

littlefeller

Zorg Guru (IV)
British Zeds
The M44 Massive
Joined
Oct 18, 2015
Points
168
Location
evesham
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sally (mrs littlefeller) daughters day, this is mine and sallys chariot. if its not raining i will go top down and try not to loose salls dead bird in a nest in the hair thingy.
 
littlefeller said:
sally (mrs littlefeller) daughters day, this is mine and sallys chariot. if its not raining i will go top down and try not to loose salls dead bird in a nest in the hair thingy.
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Nice one, hope the sun is out for the big day and best wishes :)
 
thanks Andy, to be honest its been a difficult few weeks, i will be sighing a sigh of relief come sat eve, the stress omg, not my stress - Verity the bride has been like a demented Tigger. i dont know why they get so mad about it all.
 
littlefeller said:
thanks Andy, to be honest its been a difficult few weeks, i will be sighing a sigh of relief come sat eve, the stress omg, not my stress - Verity the bride has been like a demented Tigger. i dont know why they get so mad about it all.
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Yeah, by Sunday morning though stress gone but headache and hangover in its place.
 
yeh but even worse than that is while autoglyming my z i noticed about 3 tiny under the paint blisters on the drivers side rear arch:eek:
 
littlefeller said:
sally (mrs littlefeller) daughters day, this is mine and sallys chariot. if its not raining i will go top down and try not to loose salls dead bird in a nest in the hair thingy.
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I think you'll find it's called a " Facinator" Jason. God knows why, they only seem to fascinate the ladies, and by the cost of the things your Z is a cheap hobby !!

Tony.
 
t-tony said:
I think you'll find it's called a " Facinator" Jason. God knows why, they only seem to fascinate the ladies, and by the cost of the things your Z is a cheap hobby !!

Tony.
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The nounfascinator has long had an association with headgear and in the 19th and early 20th centuries a fascinator referred to a lightweight knitted or crocheted headscarf as evidenced in various novels of that time. It seems that the word comes from the latin “fascinatus” meaning “to bewitch, or cast a spell on”.

Every day is a school day ;)
 
Andy McDonnell said:
Thanks mate, Yvonne and the Kids say I'm the font of all knowledge, useless knowledge though :whistle:
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Not true mate, all knowledge is useful, you just have to find that use. Our Gary sometimes says to me "How the f*** do you know that dad?" and I don't have the answer most times but the human brain is a sponge isn't it?

Tony.
 
@littlefeller , forgot to say, hope the weather Gods give you all a nice day Jason. Oh, the cars looking pretty dam good too.:)

Tony.
 
I deny it all, I don't know anyone called Florence !!:thumbsup:=))=))

Tony.
 
Very nice Littlefeller. Theres a wonderful shine on your motor
 
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