Post 222454 by volvokid on 2009-04-07 23:18:59
Some people have to much time and money http://www.detailingworld.co.uk/forum/showthread.php?t=38692&highlight=dyson
Some people have to much time and money http://www.detailingworld.co.uk/forum/showthread.php?t=38692&highlight=dyson
WTF??? I think we have found a new definition of Sad
lost for words lol
That is the tip of the iceberg with VXRmarc. Genuinely.
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Get-to-Work-And-Get-a-Life-Before-I-Hirshman-Lin-N_W0QQitemZ250403215685QQcmdZViewItemQQptZUK_Books_NonFictionBooks_NonFictionBooks_SM?hash=item250403215685&_trksid=p3286.c0.m14&_trkparms=72%3A1683%7C66%3A2%7C65%3A12%7C39%3A1%7C240%3A1318 A worthwhile investment for him i think :)
is he the guy who spend the first week of his brand new vxr washing it! instead of driving it? gazbak1
[quote=gazbak1;222510]is he the guy who spend the first week of his brand new vxr washing it! instead of driving it? gazbak1[/quote] he sure is
[quote=volvokid;222515]he sure is[/quote] thought so. dont get me wrong i enjoy cleaning my car to show room condition maybe once every other month but driving takes priority over a clean car lol the first month i got my car all i did was drive it! gazbak1
Car's yes I love reading about a good detail, but a Dyson!! Please :rolling_e
Theres a lot of old ladies gardens that could do with sorting out and he is doing that, sad sad sad individual!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
It was a bet he had with a guy down the pub... he lost and had to detail his hoover :lol:
this must be the same guy that on day one of owning his brand new nurburgring spec astra vxr he even removed the badges to clean behind them, and spent the day washing and rewashing, and checking paint depth etc. obsessive is not the word, he genuinely has a problem
The one and hopefully only Si ;)
my friend has his old vxr corsa he called him up a week after owning it to make sure it was still clean. aparently has 150 coats of crystal rock wax on it. must have issues
lol seen this before crazy,guy lots of time and money to be spent there,,,,
Oh dear. I've cleaned vacuums before, and just used good old soap and water as after two minutes on a floor the thing would be filled up with dust again. Some people have too much money and too much time (and untreated disorders)! Was this the guy with the white corsa nurburgring edition?
yeah he spent about 2months polishing and cleaning so it was to his standerds of shiney
Has he never found women or beer [normal stuff] obsesive or what..........
Hehehehe, well he has a point. How much is detailing really worth bothering with? :biggrin:
[quote=Filterlab;249845]How much is detailing really worth bothering with? :biggrin:[/quote] about £3 to the local hand-wash does me, & thats only if i can't get my old-man to do it for free lol
[quote=p fandango;249849]about £3 to the local hand-wash does me, & thats only if i can't get my old-man to do it for free lol[/quote] lol u crack me up lol
That's the sort of guy you hear about turning up Sheepishly at Casualty with said household tool with his C--k firmly rooted inside the suction hose!!!! Bet he CALLS HIMSELF J Edgar Hoover???
"I was hanging the curtains and fell on the fruit bowl".
Some time ago the guy next door chucked out his upright Dyson. He said it wasn't working, and he was going to buy another machine. So before the bin men (oops sorry refuse disposal operatives) arrived, I grabbed it and set to work, not detailing it but clearing out the pipes, the filters, and washing out the bin. After about half an hours work I switched it on and it ran no problem. All that was wrong was it was blocked up and as soon as it ws switched on it ran for a few seconds and then cut out. So with a bit of work it was back to it's old self and not down the tip, where I have seen a lot of them over the last few years. So if your Dyson packs up and won't start leave it, then give it a good clean out and try it again. If anything breaks give Dyson's help line a call and they will send you new parts for it, that's something else I've done in the past. They cost enough so why not see if you can put it right before chucking it away. I gave him his back an he dropped a bottle of wine around for me. :lol:
I can't believe it, of all the things I've seen and read in my life. Do you know what actually its quite annoying why anyone would do that......... ...........I mean really buying a Dyson when you can buy a better Numatic Henry for less lol!!!
[quote=volvoturboman;250148]I can't believe it, of all the things I've seen and read in my life. Do you know what actually its quite annoying why anyone would do that......... ...........I mean really buying a Dyson when you can buy a better Numatic Henry for less lol!!![/quote] As mine came with no birth certificate,I re-named mine Nathaniel........He looks like a Nathaniel.....:help:
[quote=AlanG;250151]As mine came with no birth certificate,I re-named mine Nathaniel........He looks like a Nathaniel.....:help:[/quote] LOL, naw well I just have plain old Henry. Always got a smile on his face even when he's been laying in the cupboard with nobody bothering about him for a couple of days. Friendly little chap he always follows me about the house lol.
my henry sits on the back of my van covered in soot still smiling even wen he fell off the shelf. hes got a friend in there with him
Was shocked to discover that Nathaniel is actually Natalie. He/she was stayin' with a (now ex) friend for a couple of days and came home with a discharge...........:wtf::sick:
That's a bad case of OCD. Sorry about the rain washed the car today.
I don't know if I have mentioned this before, but if Henry/Henrietta/Nathaniel / Natalie, George of any of them lose face then Numatic will send you a new one.:flying: As I'm typing this Mrs P.A. is sitting behind me sharpening an axe, all I can hear is the sound of the stone scraping over the blade, and her say oooh that's better as it gets sharper. I'm going to play Be careful with that Axe Eugene by Pink Floyd I think :wavey:
Wish it was that simple. She (Natalie) is traumatised but hopefully not beyond redemption.....:ready2go:
if the writing rubs off a mars bar will mars send u another 1?
[quote=t4 chump;252090]if the writing rubs off a mars bar will mars send u another 1?[/quote] That's only likely to happen if you bought it at Arnold Clark as it would have had a very cheap and nasty respray....
do they still sell marathons with a snickers badge crudlly drawn over
Lol, I fell off my Chair :wow: That is amazing,m the stuff aint cheap either. Excellent find, that made my day. I am off to get some cotton buds.
ok what ever floats his boat lol
For those of you with Dysons, they do a service thing, where for £60 iirc they come around, service it, replace any deffective parts, and give you 12 months warranty on the work they do, all parts are included in the price. Had mine done recently, he fitted a new motor, new pipe, new filters all in for £60, plus I got a very useful thin extending brush for going down the side of the seats in the car for half the price it is anywhere else. Was really impressed :)