Q] If I cut it up, add a few nice veggies, shove it all in two pastry-covered dishes, what would I have?Pedant alert - the plural of octopus is octopodes not octopi (http://www.askoxford.com/asktheexperts/ ... ls?view=uk). Sorry
A] Two Octo-PIES!
Q] If I cut it up, add a few nice veggies, shove it all in two pastry-covered dishes, what would I have?Pedant alert - the plural of octopus is octopodes not octopi (http://www.askoxford.com/asktheexperts/ ... ls?view=uk). Sorry
mountainmanUK wrote:Q] If I cut it up, add a few nice veggies, shove it all in two pastry-covered dishes, what would I have?Pedant alert - the plural of octopus is octopodes not octopi (http://www.askoxford.com/asktheexperts/ ... ls?view=uk). Sorry
A] Two Octo-PIES!
Don't see the logic in that Tim! It would be true if you had to take a resultant problem to a main dealer or other haughty mechanic. BUT you are in the fortunate position of knowing and having had hands on assistance from several forum members on your problems so surely it would be better to try yourself first and then enlist that help if you encounter difficulties that all the written advice can't solve.tim leech wrote:Ive come on leaps and bounds to what I used to be capable of, but know that when it comes to difficult jobs im best leave it to someone in the know, if I try it and mess it up then its even worse than admitting im not any good!
Tim, you surprise me. For someone who loves cars which, let's face it, are challenging due to their age getting oily comes with the territory. Especially when, as a company car driver there is no everyday need to deal with (what was that term of yours?) "old snotters".tim leech wrote:I would rather pay someone who knows what there doing to be honest, I live in a first floor apartment and have very little in teh line of tools and no ramps etc. If i get it wrong which is not uncommon I would have to get some one to fix it for me anyway!