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Previously:

https://www.homemadetools.net/forum/...556#post143105
https://www.homemadetools.net/forum/...004#post137757
https://www.homemadetools.net/forum/...648#post136500
https://www.homemadetools.net/forum/...527#post135971
https://www.homemadetools.net/forum/...432#post131630
https://www.homemadetools.net/forum/...066#post120458
https://www.homemadetools.net/forum/...967#post112043
https://www.homemadetools.net/forum/...724#post111399

Like to see them try that on a tesla

I could be wrong but all new cars in the euro zone don’t come with spare tires or tyers
They come with a can of insta-flat some kind of seal and inflate
If this was in Canada some one would have the tire off and the bag would pop from the heat of the cat or muffler and get crushed by the car
Ray

Haven't seen those since the 70's they didn't take off then and I don't think they will now.

Yeh used to be called "bullbags", haven't seen one in years

Yes bullbags, I have one and it works very effectively. Need to be careful of under vehicle or ground based sharp protrusions when using it. Great for soft sand or bog hole jacking of 4WDs. Used to be fairly common in Australia for serious offenders.
Bony

Offroaders I meant to say, NOT offenders. Spell checkers, grrr.

nah, you had it right the first time

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Yes bullbags, I have one and it works very effectively. Need to be careful of under vehicle or ground based sharp protrusions when using it. Great for soft sand or bog hole jacking of 4WDs. Used to be fairly common in Australia for serious offenders.
Bony

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Didn't know this. The British legal system gave serious criminals a 4WD and bullbag! Was that before or after deporting the felons?

After, because we had to teach them how to drive in the bush! What have I started.

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[snipped] What have I started.

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Fair question, Bony;

Well, threads at HMT.net are laden with concise technical discussions of the highest order. Even higher when Marv K posts solutions containing elevated mathematics.
Hence, if opportunities to express levity [humorless members declare as 'hacks'] occur, let's just say the badger gets loose. It'd be a fault not directing attention to prime defense exhibit "A" within Off Topic Forum, where https://www.homemadetools.net/forum/...ght-lies-42152 carries on, via happiest band of miscreants around. No turn goes un-stoned. Some are known to attach musical interludes or topical bits of movie script. Such is the free-for-all known as the internet.
Thank you Al Gore.
Lol

Would have to have been after, because poms think that "the bush" is something on which blackberries grow.

"Poms", previously unknown vernacular to most Yanks.
Turns out, alternately a slur; or later, partially affectionate traditional reference by AU, NZ, and SA [as colonists] towards those Empire residents, chiefly in Britain.

Don't care much what you call me; long as not too late for dinner.

with respect toolmaker, I also am a "pom"

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with respect toolmaker, I also am a "pom"

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Respect always, you old kodger. From a possibly yet even older codger!
Despite 40 years of industry, and partially simultaneous 26 year Navy career, I've managed equally absorbing contacts via internet in a comparatively mere fractional time period. This unbordered aspect is our 'nets best single aspect.

sounds as though we might actually be close to the same age. I'll admit to closing 77 (two months)

Uh-oh...my head start was at 30, when friends teased me as old. That erroneous title was based on their own less than appreciative views on history, labor, ethics and particularly music.
Outlived at least two. Turns out I was right. Or stubborn.
And a mere 66. . .

You're forgiven, and in any case, we "old farts" must stick together.

Ok time to own up, I'm a pom too, born I London just after WWII though I've lived in Au since I was 2. It's handy having dual nationality, I can freely enter UK as an EU passport holder in the shorter queue and get back into Au hassle free when I'm sick of the cold and need some more sunshine.