The wurst is yet to come for VW

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I bought some FIAT chocolate in Bologna last November as Christmas presents for petrolhead friends :slightly_smiling_face:

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Did you pay with a Fiat currency?

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I bought one of those Peugeot peppermills.

It’s a lovely, solid bit of work.

And would make a handy projectile, should the need arise.

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I think the heater install chappie on the Golf line might have had one of these for lunch as he was fitting my car and left half in the heater - on full blast, there is a smell that could well be German street food meets Delhi market…

It might be roasted rodent?

We dropped and burst a packet of coffee some months ago and hoovered it up. There was a lovely aroma of coffee every time the hoover was used until the bag filled and was replaced. Could be a market for fragrant hoover bags.

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If it is, then actually smells quite appetising :rofl:

On the other hand, our Miele vac smells disgusting. If you think you have a market for fragrant bags, please get cracking and use ours as a guinea pig :rofl:

I have never seen roasted rodent in a Delhi street market but I have in Peru. Guinea Pig is quite tasty.

Tastes like kitten?

A week or so late for Karneval but this is the only thing anybody needs to know about a Wurst.

Alles hat ein Ende nur die Wurz hat zwei.

As you have chosen to mute me, don’t intrude on my threads.

Who said that?

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Same issue with the Henry vac, nasty smell despite washing that mid filter. Of course you will fill the air with PM2.5 particles.

Is there a Hepa filter? If so, when did you last change it? It made a big difference when I changed ours.

Good point! I did buy a couple with the last batch of collection bags and assumed my ‘femme de menage’ change it. Must ask!

I’ve had Guinea Pig as well, in a restaurant in Cusco. It wasn’t really that good.

Auto correct just turned Cusco into Costco :joy:
A couple of days ago I tried to be disparaging but auto correct turned Crapita into Capita without me noticing :rage:

But chewing on the little legs?

I found it quite nice, but then I have eaten sheep’s eyes in Saudi. Luckily there were serious quantiles of good whisky to wash it down.

Once had half a grilled lamb’s head (eye included) served with frites in Tunisia - my error and wouldn’t recommend it, but ate the lot to avoid loss of face :wink:

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Very courageous.

I spent a night in a Grenoble hospital back in 1982 and dinner turned up under a heat conserving lid. I opened the lid and it was a brain, sheep’s or lamb’s I presume. I just popped the lid back on and consoled myself with the dinky of rouge that came with dinner in those enlightened days.

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