Where`s Dennis ??

20 Mar 2008

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had to read that a couple of times to understand that one, but sorry cant answer the question :rotflmao:

20 Mar 2008

I think Dennis who are the coachbuilder put the name of the chassis suppliers on these days.

20 Mar 2008

Quote by flower411
I just popped into the petrol station for some stuff and when I came out of the shop there was a big shiny red fire engine filling up at the pumps.
It looked particularly shiny, so I looked at the number plate.....OOOOOO a new one !!
But then my gaze was drawn to the big letters emblazonned across the front :shock: :shock:
"SCANIA" !!! WTF!! :shock: what happened to Dennis ???
Is this the end of an era ?? :cry:

Don't start me off on what happened to traditional British vehicles - the loss is just too upsetting :!:
Plim :cry:

21 Mar 2008

Leyland :shock:

22 Mar 2008

Hes here in my bed!..........
oh you mean the truck? he he well i thought it was funny,,,,,,lol
turns over to play with my hairy bearded loverboy xxxxxxx
peppsx

22 Mar 2008

Bloody typical blokes!!! Worrying about the replacement of Dennis with Scania...
What about the replacement of those sexy shiny buttons with those luminous jackets.....
Its just not fair. I'm a fire warden at work and I didn't see a bloody single fireman in my training.....thats just shite!

22 Mar 2008

Quote by kittysin
Its just not fair. I'm a fire warden at work and I didn't see a bloody single fireman in my training.....thats just shite!

that is disgusting......I'd complain to your local councillor if I were you. :giggle:

22 Mar 2008

whats dennis confused

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23 Mar 2008

They still got Dennis in my area I passed one yesturday :smug:

24 Mar 2008

Quote by Dizzy_DonnaCouple
whats dennis : :?: :?: :?: :?: :?: :shock: :shock:

The traditional make for fire-engines - usually populated by hunky firemen biggrin

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On a side note - a few years ago the Derby firemen were canvassing the city streets about a pay-rise, new roof on the fire-station or a fridge in the staff-room or something (I forget). Anyway - my sis and I found reasons to go into town every day over that week and get into very sympathetic conversations with various prime examples of the fire-fighting profession about whatever it was.

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