But it does leave little bits of itself all over.I have a duster..0 to 8mph when sliding down me bannister, very efficient and no gizmo trickery needed.
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But it does leave little bits of itself all over.
The deluxe models are microfibre.You must have the 'non deluxe model'.
The deluxe models are microfibre.
An amusing little tale about Roger Daltrey...when I went into the office car park to go home said Who legend was on the other side of the door trying to figure out how to get in. I asked if I could help him and he said ‘ i am here to see Steve Powell’.An amusing little tale about a yellow duster.
When I was doing my training in the RN we had to do a stint as Captain’s guard, this meant white belt & gators, highly polished boots etc, I was getting ready & realised my boots weren’t up to scratch, headphones on listening to Roger Daltrey I set about bulling my boots, cherry blossom, yellow duster & hot spoon ready I merrily began the task, when I was satisfied that I could see my face in the boots I put them back on only to notice that my smart black freshly pressed bell bottoms were covered in yellow fluff, good job I had a full roll of sellotape in my drawer.
Derek, we are talking about the legendary Plymouth Duster, not the Dacia rhymes with Thatcher job.Cool name, stupid car.
No, the correct prounounciation of Dacia rhymes with 'Thatcher'.Thatchier?
Nice couple of Aussie Dusters there! (The ones that are not lowered)Introducing the Plymouth Duster
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You’ve been looking on the wrong sites, some pronounce it Day seer, some pronounce it Dacia, same as the place name.No, the correct prounounciation of Dacia rhymes with 'Thatcher'.
Or 'I've given up on life'.
Introducing the Plymouth Duster
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No.The black one is very close to where they all should be (in the drink) bloody yank barges I really cant see the point !
Was this the real Roger Daltrey or the imaginary one?An amusing little tale about Roger Daltrey...when I went into the office car park to go home said Who legend was on the other side of the door trying to figure out how to get in. I asked if I could help him and he said ‘ i am here to see Steve Powell’.
‘take a seat in reception and I’ll let him know you are here. Can I have your name please?’
‘Roger Daltrey’
the penny dropped I was taking the mick and he thought it was funny, we had quite a nice chat while he was waiting.
our meeting was the inspiration for his platinum selling solo album ‘Think before answering’ which was later turned into a West End musical.
No.
Just no.
No.
I can't believe you said that.