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Rupes Bigfoot polisher! its beautiful, so easy to use even in a novice hand ( like me )!
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You are such a brave boy Danieldaniellll.bee said:
Now what is happening with your RCZ and it's replacement?
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Anonymous
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"It's replacement"!! Tut tut RON!! (I've been lying in wait...)
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well ron, im a little happier with my rcz now the timing chain has been done! patience did prevail!
think im going to wait it out before getting a new car!
think im going to wait it out before getting a new car!
RCZ1
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Have fun
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Why a capital sir?mrizzle said:"It's replacement"!! Tut tut RON!! (I've been lying in wait...)
RCZ1
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OO58RON said:Why a capital sir?mrizzle said:"It's replacement"!! Tut tut RON!! (I've been lying in wait...)
That's the equivalent of teacher's red biro all over your exercise book
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The only difference being, is that my teacher would have put an explanation as to what grammatical rule I had broken :lol:RCZ1 said:OO58RON said:Why a capital sir?mrizzle said:"It's replacement"!! Tut tut RON!! (I've been lying in wait...)
That's the equivalent of teacher's red biro all over your exercise book
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OO58RON said:The only difference being, is that my teacher would have put an explanation as to what grammatical rule I had broken :lol:RCZ1 said:OO58RON said:Why a capital sir?mrizzle said:"It's replacement"!! Tut tut RON!! (I've been lying in wait...)
That's the equivalent of teacher's red biro all over your exercise book
We tend not to do that any longer. I may give you an example e.g. "RON consider your use of it's (it is). The word "its" is used to describe something that is connected to an animal or an inanimate object." Does that help RON?
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You are correct of course Sir. I was hung up on the capital I that you changed and failed to notice the obvious error :roll: