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..... wrote: Wed Jun 03, 2026 2:23 pm https://amzn.eu/d/0geiSso8 wifesaysnotoo much in nadtaste

..... wrote: Wed Jun 03, 2026 2:23 pm https://amzn.eu/d/0geiSso8 wifesaysnotoo much in nadtaste

..... wrote: Wed Jun 03, 2026 2:23 pm https://amzn.eu/d/0geiSso8 wifesaysnotoo much in nadtaste

How the £eck has that got anything to do with eggs florentine .
Is that rice
What is French for “hard boiled eggs in jizz, with bogies and rice”
Cos that’s what your eating

Ok. I have a seriously RANDOM question for you !! Absolutely no one else I can ask that might be able to find the answer

Backstory - sent my brother a photo of the "eggs florentine" served for dinner (because he's very proud of the version he makes that I've never had!)

Anyway - his response to the photo of my meal was -

"How the £eck has that got anything to do with eggs florentine
Is that rice
What is French for “hard boiled eggs in jizz, with bogies and rice”
Cos that’s what your eating

So my extraordinarily random question is - what is the French for Jizz
(I can find out bogies and know the rest - no idea how to ask a French person what the French word for jizz is )

I do hope this is making you laugh - I'm crying with laughter writing this

David Spickett wrote: The most expensive Range Rover…in the world.

Start with a long-wheelbase Range Rover SV P615 at around £225k and hand it to Overfinch, who have been enhancing Land Rover products since 1975. British Racing Green paintwork, matte gold accents, 23-inch bespoke wheels with self-levelling centre caps, and scrollwork engraving on the aluminium side vents. Expensive, but tasteful.

The interior draws directly from Holland and Holland's Royal shotgun. The quilted leather mirrors the chequering on the gun's foregrip. The open-pore walnut throughout matches the stock. H&H's head of engraving personally oversees the hand-engraved lozenges inlaid into the door cards. You are, quite literally, driving a piece of gunsmithing heritage.

What's in the Boot.

This is where the numbers become serious. The companion chests alone run between £50k and £60k. Champagne for eight, crystal tumblers, silver hip flasks disguised as 12-bore cartridges, plates, cutlery, and monogrammed napkins. All finished in walnut and leather.

At the end of the drawer, storage for two guns. Holland and Holland have been making shotguns since 1835. A pair of their Royal grade pieces runs north of £370,000.

Fully loaded, you are looking at over £800,000 of rolling stock. Only 25 will ever be made.

If you are looking to build a portfolio around cars that deliver more than just a return, feel free to message me.

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Is the check engine light made using Swarovski crystal?

Taipan wrote: Thu Jun 04, 2026 6:16 pm My Son took up darts recently and is very pleased with himself after just getting his first 180! 2-3 years he'll be on the telly, winning championships, earning fortunes and paying for my retirement!

Buckaroo wrote: Thu Jun 04, 2026 7:29 pm

Taipan wrote: Thu Jun 04, 2026 6:16 pm My Son took up darts recently and is very pleased with himself after just getting his first 180! 2-3 years he'll be on the telly, winning championships, earning fortunes and paying for my retirement!

This is what you could have won!

Silly Car wrote: Thu Jun 04, 2026 8:01 pm

Buckaroo wrote: Thu Jun 04, 2026 7:29 pm

Taipan wrote: Thu Jun 04, 2026 6:16 pm My Son took up darts recently and is very pleased with himself after just getting his first 180! 2-3 years he'll be on the telly, winning championships, earning fortunes and paying for my retirement!

This is what you could have won!

That whole programme is based on a lie, who says you don't get anything for two in a bed

636mick wrote: Wed Jun 03, 2026 10:18 pm Clarksons Farm is back. I know he’s not everyone’s cuppa but I love his humour, genuine laughter generated at times, first 4 esipodes out today.
Mick