How about naming the holes, for a start, 

I like the name, ‘tangerine tyrant’.

Dear god.

Sorry, but as noted to another. I’m referring to.

Ye’, I was remarking on the,

It’s a nice feature.

Glad she got it back. Shame on the first locations for not helping. 

I’ve never been a big fan of Portillo but as he repeatedly points out he did save some of it.

Michael Palin did a travel show as early as 1980 for the BBC called Great Railway Journeys of the World (later shortened to Great Railway Journeys).

I’m waiting with bated breath for the day your dealerships charge you for the free coffee.

Wild Bill is worth a watch on ITV here in the U.K..

Here in Europe we tow differently to the U.S. I think yours is about weight, ours is more 'tongue weight' and weight distribution on and either side of the trailer axles. 

The only Bud worth drinking isn’t American, it’s Czech Budweiser/Budvar.

That, ‘it’s a Buick’ (as in a bad thing) does my head in. Everyone knows and acknowledges it’s an Opel, yet they see a Buick badge and say, ‘but it’s a Buick’.

There really isn’t a rhyme or reason for the white roof, the only consistent element is the safari roof was white while the roof below it could be white or body colour. Safari roofs were for hot climates so British and most European Landies had a body colour roof.  

Your doing it wrong then.

No just an A5 S-Line.

I don’t mind people I know not washing their cars.

I remember when they first came out.

They gave us in Europe a new KA (KA+), hell they even gave us a North American suitable KA+