I smell of dust, old books and bluebells. A comedy of errors : comments.
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Too cool for subject
Yes, a flat car battery is a pretty annyoing thing but better it happened before you started than having your car dying while in the midst of your drive.
In a hurricane.
While driving across the moors.
*has flashing images of old black and white Edgar Wallace movies in her mind*
*g* The question is, *why* was the battery flat at all? Did you leave something turned on, is there some short-circuit that's sucking your battery empty while you're not looking or is it the dynamo that fails to provide energy to keep the battery filled up?
PatK
:-)
Too cool for subject
Hmmm. I see where you're coming from, though it's more Wuthering Heights than anything else up here. (o:
As per the battery; it's happened before. The AA man couldn't tell what happened either time, but we're starting to suspect the GPS unit. We've started disconnecting it, anyway, in the hope that solves the problem.
Oh me too. My mother rolls her eyes in a meaningful way and says; "it wasn't meant to be." ::G::