Yes a nice colour combo.That first photo probably wins the 3x MG4s challenge.
. I had to take a pic. I went and did a bit of shopping and when I returned there was another
. I had to take another pic. I'd forgotten something...age thing
, went round the car park to return to original place and blow me there was another. Before I could get out take another snap, the first MG4 owners got in theirs and drove off, but they too had taken in the significance of it as I saw them smiling as they got in. Were any of you there that day
Thinks he's a BMW.The one with the personalised VRM can't park.
Great contrast, a spot of brightness amongst the dreich weather
...that'll be me, no points for compositionLooks like one of you ran over a stick figure family.
We're not allowed dreich this far south...Great contrast, a spot of brightness amongst the dreich weather
...dreich | driːx | adjective Scottish English(especially of weather) dreary; bleak: a cold, dreich early April day. originMiddle English (in the sense ‘patient, long-suffering’): of Germanic origin, corresponding to Old Norse drjúgr ‘enduring, lasting’.
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Nah, it's all green-wellie posh round here - they don't always understand my Mancunian accent, they'll not wear forrin words, even if the weather lady uses them...dreich | driːx | adjective Scottish English(especially of weather) dreary; bleak: a cold, dreich early April day. originMiddle English (in the sense ‘patient, long-suffering’): of Germanic origin, corresponding to Old Norse drjúgr ‘enduring, lasting’.
It's in the dictionary, and Carol Kirkwood uses it in the forecast...so you're allowed
By the way, it's really really dreich this morning here
Paul Mooney uses it all the time as well.It's in the dictionary, and Carol Kirkwood uses it in the forecast...so you're allowed
Gutted to hear Carol is leavingIt's in the dictionary, and Carol Kirkwood uses it in the forecast...so you're allowed
Close encounters of the troisieme kind........ and typical French garage, we've all got one of those!
