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Horza wrote:Sorry Victor, we thought we were joining in the joke. Bitter is a type of beer, as is Heavy (in Scotland anyway) and Stout would be what Guiness is.
I am always ready to learn new things. Thank you for the explanation, amigo. Is blonde another kind of beer? In Canary Islands we usually drink two beers, Tropical and Dorada (first one is from Gran Canaria and the second one is from Tenerife, they are something like blonde we cal them "rubia")....
But... was that thread something about spacers? lowering kits?
Victor Diaz
'86 Syncro 14" Westfalia Canary Islands
I don't know where you're going to stick the tap Mr Mann!!
Victor I believe in some European countries Blonde mught also be considered a type of beer but possibly only in the way that Brown might also be acceptable terminology around here. Despite what some might think there are other countries that know how to brew beer and some things called larger may also be a nice pint!!
Euan
Economic migrant, cultural extremist and religious bigot.
They usually are, as in Bigging it Up afterwards, but have the reputation that their nickname gives a clue to - Euro-pi$$. Choose wisely, not always what they seem!
Blonde - it's kind of lager with a bite.......of varying qualities and alcohol content.....sometimes tastes like a mixture of lager and bitter......often for sale on the bottom shelf of pick qwik £4.99 for 12.......
You are talking about Tenerife and in the top of the Mt Teide, 3718 metres, forget about nice temperatures, better go to Fuerteventura or Gran Canaria and enjoy sunny weather!, also La Palma is a very nice island!
Victor Diaz
'86 Syncro 14" Westfalia Canary Islands
True, must explore wider, only Gomera so far.. those other ferries are expensive for non-Canarians... but its easy to get burnt and quite hot enough up Teide, or frost-bite in winter.
Just read this lot and can honestly say its the biggest load of pants Ive seen in ages!
What was it a case of who ego can talk down to others the most.
I agree with Simon, well I suppose people would say I would being as I sell AVO lowering kits (now for T4`s aswell) that the products we sell arent micky mouse bolt on billy rubbish. They do improve road holding and Ive owned 10 T3`s in various guises and can compare.
Ive been involved in engineering for a fair few years and have worked on various makes and models of vehicle that have had "DIY" chopped springs on and have promptly advised the owner to either replace them with standard springs or do the job properly and fit professionally designed and manufactured springs.
Im sure no would activly encourage people to put there lives and others in danger.
Let people do as they please and fair enough comment where and when its needed.
PS i think you will find that the thread about chopped springs and cav rears was panned by a lot of us who have common sense when it comes to lowering your van.
