Did I get ripped off?
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It's not at all that he's a noob. This forum is very welcoming, accommodating and patient with noobs. We ain't like Discoweb (nor do we want to be).
But this guy isn't just a noob. He's a dweeb. And I'm not all that certain he's really a noob. His posts resemble those of another dweeb who popped up here but whom we haven't seen since March. A dweeb who was also into farkles (Thanks mollusc!), at least on another Rover forum.
But this guy isn't just a noob. He's a dweeb. And I'm not all that certain he's really a noob. His posts resemble those of another dweeb who popped up here but whom we haven't seen since March. A dweeb who was also into farkles (Thanks mollusc!), at least on another Rover forum.
Last edited by Dweeb Discovery; 04-26-2019 at 07:43 PM.
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I was wondering the same thing?...
It's my understanding that 'farkle' is a risk taking game, mainly played by macho men on their birthdays after the candles are blown out and all of the cake has been eaten. I have never heard it used to describe the 'bedazzling' of a Land Rover
It's my understanding that 'farkle' is a risk taking game, mainly played by macho men on their birthdays after the candles are blown out and all of the cake has been eaten. I have never heard it used to describe the 'bedazzling' of a Land Rover
Last edited by KernowDiscovery; 04-27-2019 at 02:21 PM.
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i picked up the term from a bike forum i've been on for years. the long-time users use it to refer to any and all accessories -- functional or not -- that one attaches to one's mechanical toys. a new windshield is a farkle. so are luggage cases. and auxilliary lights. and gremlin bells.
plenty of opportunities for farkles on a land rover!
plenty of opportunities for farkles on a land rover!