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What he said

All over the place....

Although amusing and easy to wind up... OCD people.

Well, I like the idea Maybe the sensor is better than the phone screen one. Nothing prevents to have a key starting hiding somewhere for emergency. Although that will defeat the purpose.

Let me guess. An Icrap...

This guy is nothing short of genius Fingerprint lock

Yes, but would need to rain cats and dogs for that to work.

Trying to finish jetwash the phoking roof Stupid damn f@king birds Sh**ng all over the place

Lunches means lunch

Normally trickle chargers come with a connection cable that will be hanging under the seat or somewhere accessible. If you want a fixed point you can just use a waterproof cigarettes lighter fixed inside anywhere out of sight. Then connect the lighter to the battery and use a plug connected to the charger. Examples of the items: socket plug

Not as easy as that, VAT would have already been paid by first owner. I agree with import duty. You will likely have to pay it once you convert the plate to UK.

Maybe you can get a caravan that can carry a pan european so I wouldn't need a second person driving and spending 1/3 more fuel going to the same place.

Can't comment as when I travel I'm alone. Hence making a pull behind trailer for the bike

Best option is to contact the tax man and ask.

You're saying you live in London. That's the main reason your insurance is so expensive. The risk of theft is higher

I'm surprised nobody come up with cashew nuts flavour crisps...

A bit of useless info: The first musical festival ever took place over 150 years ago. First Jazz festival occurred in 1954 I know, what would you guys do without knowing this

Blame brexit... Legally you should need to change your EU license to UK one within 2 years of living in UK.

Technically he was murdered just for biting a nice french arse

Good morning everybody. French woman You can't blame the animal.....

Well.. you're welcome to join me in Scotland any time

Part of the adventure... Or maybe a challenge.

Bumper midge hatch alert after warm spell - BBC News Scotland's midge population could soon be unusually high due to recent weather patterns, according to experts. The Scottish Midge Forecast said the insects hatched within a shorter timeframe this year because of a cold spring followed by a warm spell. Dr Alison Blackwell said this resulted in a large first hatching with smaller geographical variations. She said if it remained damp or humid she would expect a "mega second generation" to start hatching.

Happy birthday boss