just bought a 2010 gtr two weeks ago loving it so far :clap:
welcome to the forum from North Yorkshire.
Good to hear that you are loving your new GTR.
There's plenty great advice and help on this forum plus a fair bit of p☆ss taking which is all friendly banter and in good fun
So pull up a chair, join in and feel free to ask any questions you may have. :clap:
Good to have you on board. Any knowledge of tumble dryers?
Welcome to the madhouse
Indeed! Welcome.
And a warm welcome from damp NEWCASTLE upon TYNE . You will need a good sense of humour in here .. but it's the best forum or one of the best informative diverse and humorous 0lace in M.C world :wink:
Great choice :banana: :punk:
Very welcome here and enjoy this forum :punk:
I've never been to the Isle of White.
I keep meaning to!
Welcome
eyup welcome enjoy the craic.
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I've been through Isle of Wight quite a few times...
http://www.co.isle-of-wight.va.us/
I wondered what the I.O.W was like :whistling:
Quote from: virginiajim on December 06, 2016, 08:52:03 PM
I've been through Isle of Wight quite a few times...
http://www.co.isle-of-wight.va.us/
You've got one of those too!
Are there any British places that aren't in the US?
For some odd reason, many of our localities have names based on UK names. For instance I live in a county named King George. Other counties are Prince Edward and Prince William.
Quote from: virginiajim on December 06, 2016, 11:20:37 PM
For some odd reason, many of our localities have names based on UK names. For instance I live in a county named King George. Other counties are Prince Edward and Prince William.
It's almost as if the places were named by people from England originally, back in the mists of time...
Cheers
Paul B.
One would think that, but why?