ah right. I assumed you knew the bike.

I also assume someone contacted him and they did a deal outside of ebay?

It's been pulled anyway, but why do you say that Bri-Bri?

Pm me if you'd rather not say openly

kettle's cold

Quote from: Bullet on August 21, 2013, 01:37:40 PM
Didnt you buy a cheap 7r once before and regret it Dan

I did, and I still have it, somewhere.

I don't think it's worth a grand.

Something to have sat in the garage, tinker with, and occasionally show these young-uns how it's done old skool.

What would your top whack bid be?

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/161089941249?ssPageName=STRK:MEBIDX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1426.l2648

Quote from: Coxy on August 20, 2013, 01:15:50 PM

Quote from: m6rk on August 19, 2013, 04:37:55 PM
such a suckup coxy.... 

I have no idea what came over me!

Will be back to usual piss taking knobishness in no time, apologies 

must be the hormone tablets from the sex change op'

If you're not using it to store, mineral wool batts cross laid as thick as you like. If the loft is vented, make sure you keep the eaves clear

You've just got to keep your eyes peeled.

We bought a geo rok sink for our last house for £450. Found one on eBay ex demo for £100 for this house. Just bought a CDA induction hob for half price.

Doing the same as we speak..... just trawling the tinternet.

Regarding the Metro style tiles, are you referring to the ones with the bevel edges?...... be careful using them on external corners, they look shit as the tile is thicker to the middle, so the grout has to fill the gap...... no external corner=no problem.

Travelling down on the train Sunday evening, meeting at 10am, train back at 2. Won't really have time.

Anna is tagging along to keep me company.

Quote from: mc101 on August 06, 2013, 06:30:19 PM

Dan - St. Martins Lane - let me know if you fancy it (Bring Mrs Danoir)

Lady Danoir will indeed be 'in tow'.

St Martins Lane.... is that where you work?

Quote from: Ninjagirl on August 05, 2013, 12:53:07 PM
Cab to wimbledon (5 mins) 5 stops on the tube. (10 mins)

Up to you , if it's easier to stay local there then do that, options there if you want it though.

I'll stay local, but if you're around Sunday night, it'd be nice to catch up? Anyone in and around Londinium welcome too?

Quote from: Ninjagirl on August 05, 2013, 12:12:02 PM
Or - you could get the train down, stay with me.

Either way if you come to Fulham for sunday night and i don't get a look in, you're in for a shoeing.

How far is the ghetto from Fulham?

Having looked at the options, it does actually seem cheaper to get the train down on Sunday night, to Euston, travel across and stay at the travel lodge in Fulham..... nice easy trip to my meeting, then get the train home in the afternoon.

All out of peak time. The client (TGI Fridays) is picking up the tab, but I don't want to take the piss.

Quote from: mc101 on August 05, 2013, 10:57:46 AM

Quote from: Lord Danoir the first on August 05, 2013, 10:45:44 AM
I've got a meeting in Fulham next Monday at 10:00am.

I'm considering driving down the evening before and staying in a cheap travel lodge, then using the tube to get to Fulham.

Can anyone recommend somewhere out of north London close to a tube station with a cheap travel lodge type thing?

Ta

You probably cant get to Fulham Broadway from North London without at least 1 or two changes.  By the time you've done that, allowed for the tube time in from North London (say Watford), time across stations, car parking, travel lodge costs etc it'll be quicker and easier to train directly into Central London and stay overnight in town with a single tube run first thing .. that would be my choice.  It will probably be the same cost and certainly faster and alot less stressful !

Yes I was looking at Watford, but you're probably right.