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mr wilks

Lifer
 Lancashire
if you haven't done already its better than reading a car mag ,
i'm now back 30 pages with many more to go :) learning all the way
some great topics covered & all helps to a good understanding of our Zeds
thanks to all who help make a great facility work :thumbsup:
 
mr wilks said:
if you haven't done already its better than reading a car mag ,
i'm now back 30 pages with many more to go :) learning all the way
some great topics covered & all helps to a good understanding of our Zeds
thanks to all who help make a great facility work :thumbsup:
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Have you looked at The Lounge yet?
 
RubyBlueZ4MC said:
mr wilks said:
if you haven't done already its better than reading a car mag ,
i'm now back 30 pages with many more to go :) learning all the way
some great topics covered & all helps to a good understanding of our Zeds
thanks to all who help make a great facility work :thumbsup:
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Have you looked at The Lounge yet?
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:rofl:

Educational in a totally different way. Lately at least...
 
RubyBlueZ4MC said:
mr wilks said:
if you haven't done already its better than reading a car mag ,
i'm now back 30 pages with many more to go :) learning all the way
some great topics covered & all helps to a good understanding of our Zeds
thanks to all who help make a great facility work :thumbsup:
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Have you looked at The Lounge yet?
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not yet , , i do take 3 weeks at xmas so that may be a good time 8) for now i have 230 more E85/E86 pages to trawl through :? my biggest problem is wanting to reply to old posts ?
may not be able to stop myself for much longer :D
 
Bringing old threads to life again can be very helpful, especially for other newer members - happens quite a lot. If you think about it, that's kind of the point... Also keeps similar questions / topics in the same place :thumbsup:
 
It's helpful to simply note that you are reviving an old thread so it's easier to find the break between old and new posts. Also, long standing members won't try to reread the whole thread, thinking they missed out on a recent hot topic, forgetting to check the dates. No names mentioned about who does that. :oops:

And if you did start a new topic, some smart arse will chime in that the topic's been covered, use the search function. To be fair, certain questions deserve this response, but we should be polite and provide a friendly pointer in the right direction.
 
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