I find what the british call curry very strange, I prefer south Indian and sri lankan style some good things here https://rakskitchen-recipeindex.blogspot.com
It’s all down to taste isn’t it. I would be very surprised if everyone on here liked the same thing food wise.
What put me off curries was at the age of 15 having a girlfriend who’s father was obsessed that eating the most powerfully hot curry he could make,
I’m very much a French and Italian food lover, that said as I’m getting older I am noticing I prefer something with more spice.
What put me off curries was at the age of 15 having a girlfriend who’s father was obsessed that eating the most powerfully hot curry he could make, was some sort of competition and some how proved him better than other people. I’m still not quite looking for anything as spicy as that was, but food with a kick it much more interesting these days
We did not enjoy the resultant 'windy' cat for two days.
Best Indian restaurant I've experienced was in Inverness, next to the river, and I think painted yellow outside. A long time ago now, probably 1994 or 1995.
Just turn it off and on again, as we all were told!
Got my DS back today to drive until they order the part in. They're ordering it from DS direct, and it'll need to be colour matched. Apparently they had to buy a new machine that could diagnose it?!
But the smile came as I got talking to a Citroen Master Technician on Facebook. He said he fixes the same problem every week and its never been faulty wiring, just one sensor knocking the system off. And once replaced they're usually fine. So that's reassuring to know!
I owned my Cordoba 1.9 tdi from late 2000 to 2016 so I knew that car absolutely inside out but it developed a very annoying rattle from somewhere under the bonnet but only when the engine was driving the car with a moderate amount of throttle applied. At idle, when rev'd standing still or on full throttle it didn't do it. Took me nearly 2 years of on/off investigations (I got very demoralized at my inability to find it so would take breaks) before I tracked it down. It turned out to be a captive fitting which was pressed into the inner wing behind the battery on the N/S inner wing which supported the turbo pipe which ran from the turbo itself to the inter cooler (or it may have been the tube from the inter cooler to the inlet manifold - I can't quite remember). This fitting was a sort of spring steel speed nut "thingy" which was internally threaded. The spring steel bit was meant to grip securely into the sheet metal of the wing and the bolt which secured the clamp around the pipe screwed into the threaded bit. I must have checked that this bolt was tight on at least two or three separate occasions as the sort of noise it was and the circumstances under which it rattled was very consistent with something like this being loose. What I hadn't realized was that it was the steel spring clip part which was just loose enough in the hole in the wing to allow it to rattle under just the right conditions. The tightness of the bolt in the middle was irrelevant as it was holding the pipe to the clip but the clip could still "rattle" in the hole in the wing!I had many BX's back in the 90's. One put up the most cacophonous racket imaginable upwards of about 38mph. In the end a technician at SLough looked at it and diagnosed the airbox lid was over sized. He cut 5mm off the underside lip and refitted it. Problem solved but not soon enough to begin the end for me with Citroen it was about 30,000 miles to late! Its good to hear they sorted you out, greater confidence in service in my book is paramount.
After dinner, we found a large hole dug in the congealed curry. The cat had seemingly enjoyed it. We did not enjoy the resultant 'windy' cat for two days.
'Targeted Advertising'
As I looked at the forum this morning..
I got an Ad. That read :
Apply to reside in Wales..
IN ITALIAN
Not sure the Welsh Government got good value from that..
Charlie. Abertillery
South Wales..
Who will have lived here for 60+ years..and their children born here
(I dont qualify on either front..
So a pointless Ad. )
I owned my Cordoba 1.9 tdi from late 2000 to 2016 so I knew that car absolutely inside out but it developed a very annoying rattle from somewhere under the bonnet but only when the engine was driving the car with a moderate amount of throttle applied.
It just shows that experience is undervalued as its a real lesson learned. I have made our 169 much quieter by glueing some rubber sheet strips to the air intake pipe that was previously resonating excess noise due to a poor fit. We should set up a rattles advice line!
South Wales actually has a significant Italian population.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Welsh_Italians
https://www.bbc.co.uk/blogs/wales/entries/fdcff8e1-66dc-34e2-b279-a6e7280958cc
I think I caught (listening through the kitchen door to the TV in the living room) that Elon Musk, quite amusingly, referred to it as an "uncontrolled disassembly"? He's saying that they got pretty much all the info they were after though and I - as a life long SF nut and enthusiast for all thing involving space travel - applaud their efforts with enthusiasm!The space X high altitude test took place last night and the reporting “exciting” landing was pretty spectacular, everything else went as planned
Lol, yes I believe the phrase he coined was a “rapid unscheduled disassembly”that Elon Musk, quite amusingly, referred to it as an "uncontrolled disassembly"?