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  1. New and improved. Thanks to @BCF for the tail housing and thanks to Trevor at Tranzpower for the great customer service. Would highly recommend.
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  2. Thrusty said "Batman" not "Blatman" easy mistake I guess....!
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  3. Recognising and appreciating the good will and boundless knowledge of our members, please be aware that the WSCC is a car club and cannot be held responsible for any legal advice given in these open forums. Please do your own due diligence and seek the further advice of a professional by engaging with them formally outside of these forums as necessary. Thanks folks.
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  4. Great idea Ian - here are the shots that I submitted - most are Lee's (I was usually driving at the time...), but a couple are mine The Ed's job must have been very difficult. A suggestion for 2020 - why not do a weekly calendar - that way you can choose 52 shots
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  5. What's doin! My head in in all this is the politicians Cameron was too scared to make a decision, so he asked us to make up his mind for him, when we didn't vote for what he wanted he ran away what a tw@t. These politicians are so called clever people with our and the country's interests at heart, but so many of them are showing their true mettle, when they don't like what's happening they run run away, if they do that they shouldn't be allowed to stand again, end of. We need people in charge who are prepared to see the job through, no matter what. Europe needs us more than we need them and they know it, that's why they are S*** scared of us going, but they are playing a very good game of bluff. WE NEED TO CALL THAT BLUFF!
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  6. For most people I fear that they are all still fixated on how they voted before and are unwilling to look at anything that is against their view as they still are convinced by the lies from both sides. Now we are where we are a situation we should never have been in and in this age of social media and the young having a very short attention span so are going with the flow rather than finding out the facts as best they can. Labour would object to whatever May has even if it was perfect and came with a gold pig for everyone free, as they sniff a chance to get comrade Corbyn in power. Some Tories see it as an opportunity to oust her and have their choice or themselves to be PM. Sturgeon does not give two hoots what happens so long as she gets independence, a result of the bitterness that has evolved she has said they will vote against it anyway. Who would be brave or stupid enough to want to be leader to sort this lot out? I keep being told that the older person should have less say in this as we will die and the young people will have to deal with what we decide. Just the same as many of us had to when others voted to join the EEC (NOT EU) all those years ago, no one said it was not fair then, we as a country got on with it and made the best we could. It saddens me that many of the young I speak with spent more time on choosing their phone than finding out what was at stake for their future before voting. As a result of this those with axes to grind have divided the country, like never before. Divided by the vote, divided by age, divided by wealth, divided by areas of the UK and the worst division between NI and Eire potentially being made worse than ever by the EU manipulating this to their own ends and the DUP who appear to be people from the dark ages who only ever appear to say no, unless there is £10 billion offered. It is not a perfect deal and was never going to be so, but eventually I feel that once we have actually left, then the grown ups will take a pragmatic approach and make it work for both the EU and the UK. We will still be shackled for some time but every journey starts with a single step, or in this case a leap but it has to start. And just imagine if we ended up with another vote? What will happen if the vote went to stay this time, would others be expected to just accept it even if it was close again?
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  7. Sorry.. no again other events mean I need to be home early It's going to be cold
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