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It's a bloke. Fugly as <deleted>...

That's WWI, The Zimmerman Telegram. Not WWII, which is what the several replies are referring to. https://www.archives.gov/education/lessons/zimmermann Hitler was a Corporal back then.

Wouldn't root that with your knob mate

Nah, had it right first time. It's a bloke, and a fugly one at that

Yeah, agree, it's a bloke

Sure it wasn't the other way around?

I'm an individual. Just like everybody else!

I'm not insured, no plans to get insured either. I've been very fortunate with my health up to now, so I reckon anything that comes up should be easily taken care of with a minimum of fuss and NO insurance agencies involved at all. Good luck with your search

Luigi Mangione has a few tips for you

Strewth... wonder how many wanks that launched

1972 Ford Falcon XA Ute, with a 302 (4.9) litre V8 and a four speed toploader gearbox. The engine was a Cleveland model, built in Australia. Yes it was a V8 but it was pretty good on the fuel side of things, and I was living in the country outside of Sydney at the time doing an apprenticeship so city driving only happened rarely. This photo is from Wikipedia, but my car was the same minus the side strip. Soild car that never let me down, used to throw two dirt bikes in the back tray and off we'd go. Drove that ute around Aussie too, excepting West Aussie.

Thanks, I'll have a walkaround Hua Hin and see what I can turn up

Do you know where you can buy citric acid?

I've heard using vinegar as a descaler can cause issues with aluminium parts

Thanks for the reply, and that looks like it would do the job too. My machine is a Minimex, and they don't mention in the manual an actual product to descale with, just a generic 'descaler'. I was going to try white vinegar, but apparently while it does do the descale job it can cause problems with aluminium parts, so not a solution really. I was hoping to buy something from a local shop though, as I would prefer not to go the Lazada/Shopee route if possible