Power versus speed and fuel economy

it does give some wacky conversion factors.

I'm off home in 4.566 x 10E-4 seasons.

 

Slacker!

 

Just because I'm going home doesn't mean I'm finishing work at that
time, you know.

 

but how are you going to pick up your email without an office based
computer?

 

<straight bat>

On the way home: on my Blackberry
When I'm at home: AT&T VPN.

</sb>

 

Probably. Or the land sped record could be broken with a 50cc moped engine.

I don't believe it should. Quite the oppostie in fact as it's not possible
to rag the bollocks off the motor.


--
Beav

VN 750
Zed 1000
OMF# 19

 

Didn't impress the owner of the litre bike I was following, "You've run
out of fuel AGAIN".

Didn't help when on the toll road I had to pull off to an automated pump
[1] and went through all my cards one by one. Eventually gave up and
asked the owner of the litre bike if they could try it. Who would have
thought the A button was cancel and V was accept, I was pretty sure A
stood for acceptez, no idea what V stood for.

[1] All worked out okay in the end because we passed the speed camera
van at I'm about to run out of fuel speed. [2]
[2] Which meant we didn't get pulled by the rather attractive young lady
gendarme at the toll booth [3].
[3] I'm sure it would have ended in tears.

 

Who would have

"Verifiez" and "Arretez" for confirm and stop?

Dave H.

 

'Valider' rather than 'Verifier'. I think A is for 'Abandon'.

 

Annuler, I would have thought.

 

I bet you have trouble getting cold water in the hotel room too.

 

Correct.

 

You use the same obvious method as everyone except Donald?

 

the fact that one was green and one was red should have given you a hint
though.

 

Yes, of course.

 

I'm sure if they hadn't been so worn I would have twigged much sooner.

On close inspection I could just see a hint of green on a part of the V
button but had decided by then it was my cards and not operateur erreur.

 

BTW, you got my email, didn't you?

 

Yes. And replied.