general chit chat and Q

what have i got myself into :oops:

. i was looking on youtube and found this. :rotfl:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ggwIVCHZzks

do you have one to bring? I can send you a ebay link if you like, lmao :rotfl:

they dont like to share :wink:

after last years studded mankini, i think it should be burned in a ritual

im just gonna stop to the side and be quiet and safe now lol

I was on medication and alcohol :oops:

aaand ya point is....? like they made the slightest bit of difference :rotfl:

That is all

@ That Wilberforce hahahahaha

I got a question Please ... you know the toll road how much is it for the fronty and do I have to pay to come back to Wales please and do you need the correct money or do they give you change, sorry just I haven't used a toll road before :oops:

Cheers
Roo

Roo,

Am presuming you mean the M6 Toll, so as to avoid the worst of the traffic around the Birmingham / Walsall area??
If so, yes, you pay in each direction, and according to www.m6toll.co.uk it'll be £5.30 for your motor. Unless they use weekend pricing cos of the journeys being on Bank Holidays, then £4.80 each way.

Jim

you can use a credit card or visa card, some have people in to give change,

but, to be honest, i would rather sit in a traffic jam, especialy if there is loads of us

Fook that toll for me, not having 2.2 head gaskets pop and 20l overheating in traffic jams in our convoy :wink:

lllololololollol

Ooops, didn't see the bit about *how* to pay, heh :oops:

Yer, there's attended lanes where you will get change, or automated jobs, where the exact change in coins is needed, or a debit / cred it card.

On the subject of whether to or not, I'm inclined to take Drifty's view - use the toll, cos it's quite easy for the journey from the M54 down to Spaghetti to take over an hour more than what it should, due to traffic, especially on Bank Holiday's.

im with drift don't fancy my 2.2 boiling up sat in traffic my fan doesn't come in soon enough for my liking

Simple enough modification to fit a switched bypass of the thermostat mate.
My V6 Cavalier used to get worryingly warm before the fans cut in, so I had a switch in one of the spare slots on the dash which switched the fans on whether the thermostat was open or not. Never got anything like as warm after that, even in slow traffic in the height of summer.
P'raps I should've done the same to my 2.2 as well, but in that case, I might not have bought the diesels, heh.

My 20l never over heated but it used to get so close to the red on hot days in traffic my buttocks made a ridge in the driver seat :oops: