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I remember pick n mix in Woolworths in our town it was tiny, this looks a treat
Remember back in the day when you could fix your own car and used the local scrappy for cheap parts 
Back in the day when Skoda was a laughing stock -
1981 Skoda Super Estelle 105S
1981 Skoda Super Estelle 105S
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Yep. With the help of a mate and the instructions of a Haynes manual, I replaced the clutch in my 850cc Mini and the engine of my Honda C90 motorcycleRemember back in the day when you could fix your own car and used the local scrappy for cheap parts
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I wonder how many millions of copies they sold over the years.
When you see it you just can’t stop singing it 
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Years ago my father said "I have just bought a cordless screwdriver"
Only to get this reply..
"All mine are cordless"
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THE 'IMPOSSIBLE' MONOLITHS
The one you see in the picture is probably the largest artificial monolith on Earth. It is about 19.60 metres long, and weighs 1,650 tonnes. It is located in Baalbek, Lebanon, and has existed at least since Roman times, if not much earlier (there is even talk of 5,000 years ago, but there are no firm dates). The size and weight of this 'monster' leave the engineers of our time speechless. And they wonder how their 'colleagues' from thousands of years ago managed to build and transport something similar.
The one you see in the picture is probably the largest artificial monolith on Earth. It is about 19.60 metres long, and weighs 1,650 tonnes. It is located in Baalbek, Lebanon, and has existed at least since Roman times, if not much earlier (there is even talk of 5,000 years ago, but there are no firm dates). The size and weight of this 'monster' leave the engineers of our time speechless. And they wonder how their 'colleagues' from thousands of years ago managed to build and transport something similar.
The aliens levitated it onto place if certain TV shows are to be believed.
Seesaw and pivots.
