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Quote from: Shambles on April 21, 2013, 13:36:26Quote from: neptune on April 21, 2013, 12:34:43Quote from: Gonz on April 21, 2013, 11:06:52db's your private dancer, Shambles. not sure if Steve can take the weight.... I can hold my end up I've heard you do that every night.
Quote from: neptune on April 21, 2013, 12:34:43Quote from: Gonz on April 21, 2013, 11:06:52db's your private dancer, Shambles. not sure if Steve can take the weight.... I can hold my end up
Quote from: Gonz on April 21, 2013, 11:06:52db's your private dancer, Shambles. not sure if Steve can take the weight....
db's your private dancer, Shambles.
Dunno how we got from Headrests to pills,but no matter anything is possible with this lot,ozwildflower welcome to the group,like your avatar, do you only have one standard or more,great dog's.You must have one great head of hair,when wearing it up you say your looking at the floor,wow, you could go down the Hilda look from Hogans Hero's and do a bun either side,problem solved,I would never make a suggestion like Rusty's,I get peeved when My Missus offers to cut my hair off all the time.
... you could go down the Hilda look from Hogans Hero's and do a bun either side ...
Quote from: Grumpy Old Bugger on April 21, 2013, 14:32:19... you could go down the Hilda look from Hogans Hero's and do a bun either side ... Holy cow, Grumpy, you must be old. I would have said Princess Leia and even that will get some blank stares from the pimplies.
He's not that old (Born same year as me I think - 1956) But I don't remember a lot of the stuff he does..
All useful info for ozwildflower, in her quest to get comfortable with her head rests
What about Matlock Police?
Quote from: db08 on April 25, 2013, 08:52:08What about Matlock Police? Now there is one I did try to forget
I still prefer to go back a little further (showing my age) to Mickey and Annette. Now there was a great substitute for a headrest. Perhaps vehicle designers could learn a thing or two from nature.
Annette as a headrest? Sounds dangerous given I'd be facing the wrong way!
Yes, after al it is a head RESTRAINT for rear crash impact protection rather than somewhere to rest your weary head while driving
Hyundai came up with a "fix" for this..... (click to show/hide)
Quote from: rustynutz on April 11, 2013, 01:11:39Hyundai came up with a "fix" for this..... (click to show/hide) Thanks for that Rustynutz. I tried this "fix" but the rods for the head restraint are solid metal and just blunted my scissors so I decided it wasn't a good idea.
your all a pack of nuts