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i hate to ask this, but what were you actually looking for when you found that john??

I believe the search phrase I entered was something like "Soldiers love camels," but possibly not in these exact words.

i typed in 7 mgte rebuild & clicked on the link to find something that wasnt related to engine rebuilds

rich. wrote:i typed in 7 mgte rebuild & clicked on the link to find something that wasnt related to engine rebuilds

Strange. I couldn't find a dodgy link from that search term. And I tried! Your internets must be optimised for French tastes..
It did, however, give me an idea about what to do with an engineless Triumph 2000.

it must be me.. there were about 6 links on the google page thingy & they all were coming up with turning a 240bhp into a 500bhp monster which isnt what i want.. then i clicked on the last one & it was all ladies who had lost their clothes....

rich. wrote:it was all ladies who had lost their clothes....

Pervert! We all know that you kept that Rodney Carrington video, the one that Terry deleted.

JPB wrote:

rich. wrote:i typed in 7 mgte rebuild & clicked on the link to find something that wasnt related to engine rebuilds

Strange. I couldn't find a dodgy link from that search term. And I tried! Your internets must be optimised for French tastes..
It did, however, give me an idea about what to do with an engineless Triumph 2000.

a new project john? tell all...
ght what video?? i must have missed that one

Nowt to tell mate, but one of these Yamaha straight sixes would be an interesting alternative to the various V8 conversions that some folk have carried out to T2000s over the years and, since I have an engineless T2500 whose owner owes me £4,200 in rent for its spot, this would be a) a fair way to recover far less than I'm owed and b) something a bit different for the students to get stuck into this term.

rich. wrote:ght what video?? i must have missed that one

I've deleted it now, but if you want to see it, google: Rodney Carrington, Show Them to Me.

Aww, I was expecting a documentary about the scandals that have rocked the Foreign Office over the years. Instead we got an advert for Semperit tyres. What a swizz!