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Posted: **06 Apr 2006, 20:53**

I thought it was "I love the smell of napalm in the morning"??

Posted: **06 Apr 2006, 21:32**

Yers, bit of a joke - kind of deliberate misquote - surf joke, Childish but fun.

Posted: **06 Apr 2006, 21:44**

Hmmm... yes, I did wonder about that - it was a very weird movie

Posted: **07 Apr 2006, 05:48**

naplam death, now theres a band...

glad i aint goin with the flow on this one, proves it aint me that wierd, just the majority.

Posted: **07 Apr 2006, 05:57**

matt wrote:naplam death, now theres a band...

glad i aint goin with the flow on this one, proves it aint me that wierd, just the majority.

"The smell of Naplam Death in the morning" doesn't quite work for me!

The madness comes from living so close to the Cement works at Hope - who knows what comes out of that chimney. Can't be good for us!

Posted: **07 Apr 2006, 06:22**

no, the madness comes from drivin a vw camper

cracking find btw.....saw it on the blog

Posted: **07 Apr 2006, 06:31**

Cheers Matt, yep cannot quite believe its on our drive. Looks load better after a clean. Going into local garage an up on four post lift to check out the underneath.
Have ordered a new tent from gowesty in sunny california - made from sail material so won't rot but hold yer wallet - £270 plus £40 for shipping. Have said I will get our Santa Monica office to go burn them down if it does not last 10 years at least for that money.
Have had to stump up cos Jane - wife is asthmatic and mouldy cotton makes her breathing sound like my old T2. Will stick some more pics on the Blog now he is clean.

Posted: **07 Apr 2006, 06:39**

£270 aint that bad, paid similar for a new "devon" one a year ago !!!!

lookin forward to meeting you at some piont, i fancy a weekend at Aston soon

Posted: **07 Apr 2006, 06:49**

Hi Matt - posted a message re meeting on the Sheffield meet topic - thought Carsington, on a sunny Sunday afternoon - BBQs, toys for the water, frizbees, kites - with abit of effort we could annoy just about everyone there!

Posted: **07 Apr 2006, 11:01**

Just to be different, we sleep head to toe, I sleep head toward kettle end.

My job is to put kettle on, make the coffee and ward off any intruders during the night. Oh yes, and to ensure the wifes feet are constantly covered.

Tex R

Posted: **07 Apr 2006, 13:05**

Oh no, I wouldn't want my head that close to the navigator's feet. eeeew

Posted: **07 Apr 2006, 13:10**

Horza wrote:Oh no, I wouldn't want my head that close to the navigator's feet. eeeew

"you have reached your destination"

Posted: **18 Apr 2006, 18:25**

OHH HAS TO BE FEET TO THE FRONT

Posted: **18 Apr 2006, 20:24**

feet front. Otherwise the bed isn't quite long enough for me and it's harder to get out of bed for a wee head front

Posted: **19 Apr 2006, 08:27**

Having had a "trial lye down" we are going with the head to rear option.

We can watch DVD's / Freeview on the Laptop better from that position and have discovered that cushions piles against the tail gate make a nice "sitting up in bed" position

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Camper bed - head front or feet front !!

Apochrapha now...

hmmmm.

Nap or neo

ta

Meeting

Which way