apparently they are British.
Ahh, but did they call you English?Jees I've only been here a few hours and already I've been told off for calling someone Irish
Tam you have a lot to learn about N.I. politics/religion.Jees I've only been here a few hours and already I've been told off for calling someone Irish
Every van I've seen from Ulster has always had an URL plate on it. Pees me off as we changed from GB to UK to please them.Jees I've only been here a few hours and already I've been told off for calling someone Irish
It's all ni I've seen so far . That said there are loads of gb cars here too.
I think we changed from GB to UK in an attempt by our politicians hoping to get us to change plates and get rid of the Euro flag.
You could just relocate the batteries surely?
Had the same problem in the american embassy an armed guard to have a leak
Just before the second gulf war I had to attend numerous bites of cat plant at west marsh Southampton to double up all the harrness and ecms with lead coated stuff just in case sAdam had nukes
, first week great same texen would escort me to the vehicles was not allowed to sit in the van so he ran alongside, after the first week a different chap turned up at the gate and would walk the 2k to the machines one evening after a long day could not be bothered with grumpy to walk me back and by now new the route so sped off to be confronted with guns point at me and asked to leave the van and lay on the ground, lucky they were British military police and was told I was very lucky as if it had been the yanks they would have shote me opps.
Not without using storage space and once I've got them sorted shouldn't need to touch them again. Going to fit 280ah of Lithium.
If you have a "cubby hole" in the rear garage or somewhere similar it may be screwed to the "roof" of that compartment. Mine is on a Chic E Line.
I’d have to say Lenny if you were working for the spooks in NI you would never have had the knowledge that you were working for MI5. Never. It would have been tarted up to be some obscure Intelligence branch of the military. Just my experience
A ha you have joined the old people's club
I was installing computer training equipment for them in a new branch they were setting up in the barracks, they never admitted it was them. When they phoned up for a quote I got this call " Hi Mark here from Thames House" I replied "hi Mark MI5" the answer was "NO" even though I'd met the guy a few months before at Thames House.I’d have to say Lenny if you were working for the spooks in NI you would never have had the knowledge that you were working for MI5. Never. It would have been tarted up to be some obscure Intelligence branch of the military. Just my experience
A brave man but you do have three guard dogs, who would lick any attacker to death.
I'm here for purely curious reasons although I might just be paranoid but you do get a lot of funny looks at this bit. Not sure why.A brave man but you do have three guard dogs, who would lick any attacker to death.
I’ve always said it took generations to breed the hatred into people in certain areas. Unfortunately it will also take generations to breed it back out again.
Just be nice to your better half the day you install your new batteries otherwise you might find the lid to the central underfloor storage area 'accidentally' gets shut with you in there! We call it the dungeon!!!
Aye everywhere I've been so far nearly everyone says good morning and pets the dogs or speaks to them ...the guards at stormont were really chatty , showing me where there were dog friendly walks etc. It's a shame there's still this thing hanging over the place.
Once you are out of Belfast you will find the Irish are very friendly and love to stop and talk, particularly in southern Ireland.
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