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Car Forum / Land Rover Cars / January 2006What is the capacity of a 110 ...
Greetings What exactly is the capacity of a 110 in units of wild boar I wonder?  SignatureWilliam Tasso 110 V8 (white) > Greetings > > What exactly is the capacity of a 110 in units of wild boar I wonder? If it's alive, just the one. ;-) >> Greetings >> >> What exactly is the capacity of a 110 in units of wild boar I wonder? > > If it's alive, just the one. ;-) I was thinking that nobody in their right mind would open the door to put a second in but Pate (mmmm) quite a lot Derek > Greetings > > What exactly is the capacity of a 110 in units of wild boar I wonder? 12 seater station wagon holds 11 + driver. SignatureEMB > > What exactly is the capacity of a 110 in units of wild boar I wonder? 12 seater station wagon holds 11 + driver. Me thinks you need to read the post not just the header!!! >> > What exactly is the capacity of a 110 in units of wild boar I wonder? > >12 seater station wagon holds 11 + driver. I've never seen a wild boar driving though. I'd always assumed it's because of difficulties reaching the hand brake... ... boors, on the other hand, aren't often seen as they tend to prefer Troopers and Patrols. [ducks* and runs for cover] Regards, Simonm. *also not often seen driving. Signaturesimonm|at|muircom|dot|demon|.|c|oh|dot|u|kay SIMON MUIR, BRISTOL UK www.ukip.org EUROPEANS AGAINST THE EU www.members.aol.com/eurofaq GT250A'76 R80/RT'86 110CSW TD'88 www.kc3ltd.co.uk/profile/eurofollie/ > ... boors, on the other hand, aren't often seen as they tend to prefer > Troopers and Patrols. Mind-numbing bores prefer Jeeps! SignatureBlast off and strike the evil Bydo empire! > ... boors, on the other hand, aren't often seen as they tend to prefer > Troopers and Patrols. I'll keep hiding ;-( Erik-Jan http://www.fotograaf.com/trooper ...and EMB spake unto the tribes of Usenet, saying... >> Greetings >> >> What exactly is the capacity of a 110 in units of wild boar I wonder? >> > 12 seater station wagon holds 11 + driver. Wrong!!! Correct answer is 10 plus driver. You can't get a wild boar into the centre front seat - too big. And they keep trying to eat the transfer lever. This thread is bizarre. SignatureRich ============================== Disco 300 Tdi auto S2a 88" SW Tiggrr (V8 trialler) > ...and EMB spake unto the tribes of Usenet, saying... > [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > > This thread is bizarre. 11 + driver - surely a wild boar has got the bottle to ride on the roof, hanging on to the front rain ledge by his fingertips... what? No fingers? I wondered what I saw in the rear view mirror. Nick Webster ...and NW spake unto the tribes of Usenet, saying... > 11 + driver - surely a wild boar has got the bottle to ride on the > roof, hanging on to the front rain ledge by his fingertips... what? > No fingers? I wondered what I saw in the rear view mirror. > > Nick Webster Yeah, didn't think of that. SignatureRich ============================== Disco 300 Tdi auto S2a 88" SW Tiggrr (V8 trialler) > Greetings > [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > 110 V8 (white) Have the wild boar been gutted? I realise weight won't be an issue, but they are heaps easier to handle after theyv'e been 'emptied'. I'd guess 15+. How do you hunt them? Long shots over open land or up close and personal with dogs and a 'sticker'? Just wondering. Brian NZ >> Greetings >> [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > How do you hunt them? Long shots over open land or up close and personal > with dogs and a 'sticker'? I think the OP may be trying to make a little fun of a news item that's been doing the rounds in the UK for a couple of days: http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/devon/4579608.stm P. > I think the OP may be trying to make a little fun of a news item that's been > doing the rounds in the UK for a couple of days: > > http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/devon/4579608.stm > > P. I see....what a crack up. Off on a 'hunt' after 'wild' (bred on a farm, with no tusks!) boars, "but leave your guns behind, we don't want to kill anything". That has to be the most Politcally Correct hunt Iv'e ever heard of. I suppose it goes well with your foxless, fox hunts. "Only mad dogs and Englishmen....." Brian NZ |
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