Recent content by OriginalBigAl

I always had a soft spot for the Fiat Multipla . But I'm weird.

If you are doing that journey daily or even once a week , you have a point . If its only once in a while you will experience some inconvenience and possibly more cost but overall an EV as you have stated will be the better and cheaper option . When getting the MG4 I considered our annual holiday...

Always agreed with that sentiment , but in relation to houses . The best looking house on the street might not be the best inside where you spend your time. Before the advent of the MG4 I would also have given the same response , but strangely I still get a bit of a buzz and emotional...

Going with my head a Berlingo would suit us better ..... but...... for me the MG4 is still a looker and does stick out in a car park , especially in orange. My wife did choose , or at least spot it on the internet when she was looking , knowing next to nothing about cars she went purely on the...

People generally like bigger numbers, bigger battery , bigger range, bigger wheels , bigger boot , I blame the old Top Trumps ( sic ) playing cards on a various range of themes , a favourite pastime in the playground.

From playing with their knobs ? D/R, D/R ,D/R. obviously.

My wife said . " We are getting an EV " . 🤷‍♂️

Those sages of rock n roll AC/DC must have had a premonition when they wrote " Bin city " . Just waiting for the various councils to hand out bins in competition to "Pure cremations ", not a new idea , re- hashed from the plague years, but less personnel. :eek:

As a fellow Lancastrian, we have a song for that , stolen by Millwall fans in the 70s/80s . 🙃

Well the numbers match up!

High voltage electrical items only ? Do they know something we don't ?

Tout bien . Although with a curry I tend to overload it with ginger , garlic and tikka powder so any other flavour is overwhelmed.

Another reason , never advertised , for getting an EV . No heat and the only uncovered spinney things are the driveshafts .

Sheep ! we had Japanese Knotweed here when we took over the property ( 60m sq ) the sheep love it . Cut down and munched , as soon as it re-appears its gone . Took around three years and it finally got the message . 🐑

Always be wary of buying compost from these places , if someone has cleared their garden of Goosegrass or some other invasive plant , and took it to the centre , the seeds can then be incorporated into the compost which is then lovingly cultivated along with the roses. :(