WE hired one when driving round Sicily some years ago. A cool car - when I fastened the seat belt it could have worked as a backpack ...Well, I think I finally got over the anxiety of living 48km from the nearest supermarket. I bought YET ANOTHER car.
Fiat 500 Lounge Diesel. Very, very cheap.
I bought a Casio all singing/dancing titanium/sapphire/solar powered/radio controlled watch. It's my second one. Not a Tag or a Rolex but I like them.
I had the previous one for about 12 years and I do beat the crap out of them. It needed an internal clean and since the watch is intended for sale mainly in the Japanese market there was no one who was competent to perform the task (by their own admission) and it looked like it was going to run 200.00-250.00 CAD if I were to ship it off somewhere so I just bought another one.
I had the previous one for about 12 years and I do beat the crap out of them. It needed an internal clean and since the watch is intended for sale mainly in the Japanese market there was no one who was competent to perform the task (by their own admission) and it looked like it was going to run 200.00-250.00 CAD if I were to ship it off somewhere so I just bought another one.
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I wouldn't like to drive the original 500cc version but this is about the size of a 70s mini so shouldn't be too bad. I love the dash, very chic.WE hired one when driving round Sicily some years ago. A cool car - when I fastened the seat belt it could have worked as a backpack ...
Electric impact drill, 10 mm, variable speed, reversible, 550W, US$27 or so.
Flea market was crowded today, only a cell phone charger, 25 cents, and a USB data cable, 12 cents. Yet to check if working or not.
There was some signal generator, half round dial, did not ask. Will see next Friday.
And a Facit manual desktop typewriter, asking almost $20, too much. Again, next week...it is held every Friday.
Flea market was crowded today, only a cell phone charger, 25 cents, and a USB data cable, 12 cents. Yet to check if working or not.
There was some signal generator, half round dial, did not ask. Will see next Friday.
And a Facit manual desktop typewriter, asking almost $20, too much. Again, next week...it is held every Friday.
I bought a story, which could ultimately turn into a romance if this isn't actually a catfish. A very pretty French girl has fallen in love with me and wants to start a relationship. The fact that she doesn't speak English, lives in the Languedoc region and is young enough to be my granddaughter doesn't seem to faze her at all.
Ah, the French. Totally impractical but you can't help loving them.
Ah, the French. Totally impractical but you can't help loving them.
You guys are hilarious. Given that I'm stupid enough to go for this (I'm not) I would need to fly over there and meet her in person, then apply for a Prospective Marriage Visa (AU$8,085) and wait up to two years for approval. Then, if I'm not dead yet I get to pay her airfare and support her for 9-15 months and, if nothing goes horrendously wrong, actually get married. Then my pension is reduced by AU$220 a fortnight, meaning that she will have to work, but there aren't a lot of jobs for Francophones in country New South Wales, especially those whose highest skill is "checkout chick."
It's a genuine bargain, but do I really need p*ssy that much at the age of 69? LOL
It's a genuine bargain, but do I really need p*ssy that much at the age of 69? LOL
Took the family to the county fair today, spent $140+ on tickets and greasy food.
A nice break from spending time and money on a motorhome project however.
A nice break from spending time and money on a motorhome project however.
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That French girl was a hook, the persons operating that scam were usually 419 scammers from Africa, or dark web scammers from Eastern Europe, their language was typical.
Typically they used Iberian / Italian IP addresses, and spoofing / further interlocks, the actual IP was not the relay IP.
Again, all of you, be careful.
Typically they used Iberian / Italian IP addresses, and spoofing / further interlocks, the actual IP was not the relay IP.
Again, all of you, be careful.
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