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Thankyou!

I think so too Andy.

Thanks Andy. That means alot to me.

I'll send you a copy of the second edition. Lots more content than the first edition.

You've said it yourself many, many times: In physics and chemistry, the law of conservation of energy states that the total energy of an isolated system remains constant; it is said to be conserved over time. This law, first proposed and tested by Émilie du Châtelet, means that energy can neither be created nor destroyed; rather, it can only be transformed or transferred from one form to another. We are indeed *Energy*

@mobykeryder6415 Very good, this to me seems to make sense, and it does align with lots of people's experience about the afterlife. I think your watch that your dad was wearing tells a fascinating story that they are with us but on another plain of existence. Don't think we can prove it yet scientifically, but I'm just seems to be the case. Same with Robin and that Benelyn smell. It's all very fascinating.

@@MadDogsandEnglishman Indeed it is Andy, That very thing has had me perplexed since it happened all those years ago. But when you've researched, it's a common phenomenon. Familiar odours, and sounds connected to the deceased person. it's been reported all over the world, in every culture.

@@mobykeryder6415 I think they (our loved one's) are close by us, Dave when they pass, I'm not sure how long they stay around us, perhaps they may think they are not dead and come back to their homes? Either way, it's a very interesting subject to look into.

I'd hate to think. I would say: anywhere between 20k to 30k It was super clean, and the Estate GTs are few and far between.

Luck number nine huh?

Nice old Motor. Thankyou for the comment.

Yep likwise. I had so many, most of them 3.0 models or 2.8s

Hi Jeff. Thanks for the comment. As for the huffing and puffing. COPD Diagnosed just recently as well as a number of other serious health issues. Almost forgot. The wife and I had pneumonia Just over three weeks ago. The wife almost checked out in-fact. *Recovering now*

Ps: The Bandits finished now, and on the road.

Hi Dave, I’m not sure what COPD is. I do hope not too serious and you are well on the way to recovering. Sad that your wife has gone through Pneumonia, good she is recovering. Life certainly throws challenges. I am 68 and so far have survived cancer and chemotherapy for 38 years. A stent deployed in a main artery three years ago and half my stomach resected a few months ago due to a bleeding benign tumour. Keep on looking forward mate and riding your Bandit. I get an enormous amount of pleasure riding mine. 👍😊

@@jeffwood4620 Wow! You've been through the mill Jeff. And after all that, still riding one of these great bikes. *Well done You* COPD is due to my decades of smoking and breathing in paint fumes, and filler dust . *Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease* All self inflicted I have to say. The wages for my youthful riotous living. We've all done it! I need one of those stent things in my ascending aorta. Listen to us Jeff, like two old Bikers comparing battle scares at a bar 😁😜😂 I actully had the early stages of pneumonia when I made this video........Breathing in those paint fumes when I re-painted it in my old shed. You know the saying *No Cure for stupid* And I have a severe case of that 😎🤠 Keep Riding that super clean Bandit Jeff. Regards Dave.

I've owned a number of them myself over the last forty years. Even had an RS 3.1 GXL MK 1 facelift. Damn what would that be worth now? it had all the body kit on it, split rim BBS alloys. A very quick car in it's day, That was diomond white as I recall.

You know it lol

Hahahaha! The You'll find the choke near the starting handle! *WTF* 🤣😂

It was indeed. As I recall they bought it from a family who'd lost their ederly mother, The lady who owned the car from brand new hardly used it, and was garaged all of it's life. It was super low millage, and had only one small patch of corrosion at the very end of one door sill that was an easy fix.

Bogey and Boil more like 😁

I could do with a few more little jobs like this one.

@mobykeryder6415 Advertise maybe?? Lawnmowers as well. Could be quite a good little earner, Dave

Good, I have many such hillarious memories from my life. This was Just one of them.

V6 in the capri.......two ltr pinto in the RS 2000

I really enjoyed watching this and can confirm I am an adult over the age of 18 😁

@@philtucker1224Me too! only just thought........Honest!

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The woman in the range rover almost had me today. I edited it out.

@@mobykeryder6415 Go careful there, Dave. I see so many shit drivers on the road, and most of em ain't like us! (If you know what I mean)

@@MadDogsandEnglishmanI know Just what you mean Andy.

Yeah very interesting when you learn to full story of the Bluebell hill road specter sightings. The place is infamous!!

@@mobykeryder6415 If I'm ever down that way, that books mine! 👍

@@MadDogsandEnglishmanThat wont stick around long. All the pagans go there late at night and do wierd sh*t. I'm researching it now for my next book.

Sold long ago sorry!

It's such a shame, it was a super low mileage bike too! I have a later 1250 now. But, I think the MK 1 Bandits are the best of the batch. Thankyou for the kind comments 🙂

Thanks Andy. Sorry for my late reply. We're all getting over pneumonia here. 🤕🤒

@@mobykeryder6415 No problem, Dave, get well soon, lots of nasty bugs going around.

Sadly. I'm over the hill now. Old knackered, and too slow 😁

@mobykeryder6415 Ain't we all Dave, I'm feeling the exact same way. I've given life my best shot, and fukall has really mattered. Talk on Bill's later if you got your ears on.

Oh you can fix them. But one: you need to be a computer geek. And two: have very deep pockets!!

The trouble is, with the way the worlds falling apart. People don't want to pay the money to get their toys fixed properly. And the Boat scene died over twenty years ago. Back in the 80s everyone owned a boat. I was always busy building them. I've lost count how many outboards I've built of all makes, and sizes. V4s V6s you name it, I've built, and owned them.

@@mobykeryder6415 Sounds like you had a good little business there, Dave. Anyway, I am getting geared up for my in - terror - gation tomorrow at the council offices, I wonder what the outcome will be?? Probably not good! I'll keep you posted.

@@MadDogsandEnglishman I wish you Luck!

@@mobykeryder6415 Gonna need it, as it stands, I will not be working on the road until May earliest I recon.

@@MadDogsandEnglishman Well, todays the day. .

Hello Andy.

@@mobykeryder6415 Got to keep busy, keeps me from going mad! lol

@@MadDogsandEnglishman Too late, I went potty years ago.

Nice machines!! I'm too old for sports bikes now. I'd need a crane to get off the things. 🏍

Doubt it Andy, he lives right under a 5G Tower lol

@@mobykeryder6415 His brains will get fried under one of them...

Yes, a truly dreadful event Ian. I remember it well. My father in law was a sealink crew, "Vortigern" , they diverted to the scene as I recall. Kiki was a nice old boy. We had many good nights in his old pub "The Fools And Horses" long gone now. Thanks for your comment. Regards Dave.

Still a nice piece of motoring history. Nothing wrong with a 1.6 Laser. I had so many capri's of all models in my life. 3000E / 3'0 S / 3.0 GXL. Thanks for the interest and comment.