From: Noddy on

"Dyna Soar" <dynasoar..REMOVE..THIS..(a)ozdebate.com> wrote in message
news:7hts22F2tq00qU1(a)mid.individual.net...

> Waiting for it to happen between you and OzLiar.
> Nah. No way, not in this lifetime.
>
> :-)

Not even if he swallowed :)

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From: D Walford on
John McKenzie wrote:
> D Walford wrote:
>> hippo wrote:
>>
>>> There is no way a Minor or 1800 exhaust manifold could be considered a
>>> performance product, much as I like both vehicles. (It gets worse. I've
>>> owned four Saabs and a Herald as well.) "MoWoG" per se indicates *nothing*
>>> specifically about special tuning product, which was just as likely either
>>> to be uncoded or given an Abingdon specific branding. Cheers
>>>
>> That's the way I remember it, if MoWog means special tuning parts then
>> every BMC car I've owned or worked on was full of special tuning parts.
>
> On the mini list we determined it was the name of the gorilla employed
> by bmc to tighten the nut on the diff pinion/double row
> bearing/mainshaft of a mini gearbox :)
>
> The tension spec for that nut was German for virgin - gutentight.
>
LOL:-)
Its funny how things happen in big companies.
When I worked at Ford everyone knew that when a vehicle was "SK'D" it
was OK and ready for shipment to a dealer.
SK were the initials of the first ever final line inspector at Ford's
first mass production plant in the USA, AFAIK his initials are still
used at every Ford plant in the world to tell everyone that a vehicle is
finished.


Daryl

From: Noddy on

"D Walford" <dwalford(a)internode.on.net> wrote in message
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> LOL:-)
> Its funny how things happen in big companies.
> When I worked at Ford everyone knew that when a vehicle was "SK'D" it was
> OK and ready for shipment to a dealer.
> SK were the initials of the first ever final line inspector at Ford's
> first mass production plant in the USA, AFAIK his initials are still used
> at every Ford plant in the world to tell everyone that a vehicle is
> finished.

Lol :)

I reckon I've heard that story from about 15 different sources now, and
every one of them has been virtually identical. It *has* to be true :)

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From: Albm&ctd on
In article <4ab2f285(a)dnews.tpgi.com.au>, fj40(a)diesel.com says...
> Blue Heeler wrote:
> > jonz wrote:
> >
> >> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> >> hmmm, just wondering, how you know someone is, as u say *bucks down*
> >> what an extraordinary ability....you should have expanded on that
> >> remarkable ability....rather than espouse bullshit in here...
> >>
> >
> > The same way I know you are stupid and broke.
> >
> > You believe OzLiar
> > Your grammar is ghastly and you are barely capable of typing sentences.
> > You drive an fJ40
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> i thort my gramma was ok....is parsley what is garsley..............took
> me arf in our to tipe this hope u apreseate my effit........
> >
ROFL. My gramma is dead!

Al
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From: Albm&ctd on
In article <003a7e62$0$2965$c3e8da3(a)news.astraweb.com>, xr8_sprint(a)hotmail.com
says...
> jonz wrote:
>
> > a bit remiss of you...considering it takes all of 30s...usually, guess
> > you have to wait for the tech eh?
>
> Now that's pretty funny. At least I can type a sentence that makes sense
> and is not texting. I happen to know a tech who is pretty good with
> computers and will sort out the filter shortly once the other stuff on
> his system is installed. He's sitting typing this to you.
>
> New system running Windows7 64bit and it absolutely screams. Must say
> that Microsoft has actually done a pretty bloody good job with this
> operating system. Been running now for almost a month non stop and not
> one crash.
>
A Month with no BSOD. Might be time to call Guinness World Records :-)

Al
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