Kids and Stags!

[stustag]

I got in the Stag this evening to go to the N&N and present the parking list for the national day and nothing............................:?

No ignition light nothing!Checked all the wires still nothing, checked the fuses still nothing!:?

Check battery FLAT!!!:shock:

3 month old battery flat Mmmm something must be wrong!

10 sec look around the car and bingo my Daughter bless her had left the interior light on since Sunday!!!:shock:Arrrggggh

Battery is so flat it doesn't even register on the battery charger gauge for 2 hours of charging! Now currently sitting in the kitchen charging and at 30% 2.5 hours later.

Lesson check all switches after the kids have got out of the car!:X

Stuart:X:?:shock:

[alan_thomas]

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Go on blame it on your daugther! Its easy to shift the blame onto kids, pets, wife etc. You wait until the kids have left home, the wife doesn't go anywhere near the stag and the only pet you have is a budgie.

Who will have left the interior light on then? - Alan

[TimShoubridge]

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alan_thomas wrote:

Go on blame it on your daugther! Its easy to shift the blame onto kids, pets, wife etc. You wait until the kids have left home, the wife doesn't go anywhere near the stag and the only pet you have is a budgie.

Who will have left the interior light on then? - Alan

The next door neighbours dog

[Guest]

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Stuart, after seeing how your children acted on your every command on sunday, i doubt very much she keft the light on!!!



Jason

[stustag]

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stagstan wrote:

Stuart, after seeing how your children acted on your every command on sunday, i doubt very much she keft the light on!!!



Jason

Mmmmmmm.....................that was them on a good day!:shock:

My wife took the battery back to the shop today, they tried to recharge it but nothing finally gave up and replaced it with a new one under grantee!

Stuart

[DJT]

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stustag wrote:

stagstan wrote:

Stuart, after seeing how your children acted on your every command on sunday, i doubt very much she keft the light on!!!



Jason

Mmmmmmm.....................that was them on a good day!:shock:

My wife took the battery back to the shop today, they tried to recharge it but nothing finally gave up and replaced it with a new one under grantee!

Stuart

Like your style, Stuart. Blame the kids, then get the wife to sort it out. No doubt whilst you were laid back with a cold'un by your side

Dave

[Guest]

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I thought that might happen so have changed all interor lights to LEDs so shouldnt run the battery down to quickly

[mad cyclist]

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DJT wrote:

stustag wrote:

stagstan wrote:

Stuart, after seeing how your children acted on your every command on sunday, i doubt very much she keft the light on!!!



Jason

Mmmmmmm.....................that was them on a good day!:shock:

My wife took the battery back to the shop today, they tried to recharge it but nothing finally gave up and replaced it with a new one under grantee!

Stuart

Like your style, Stuart. Blame the kids, then get the wife to sort it out. No doubt whilst you were laid back with a cold'un by your side

Dave

and I bet she found the power steering pump a right bother aswell!!

[stustag]

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mad cyclist wrote:

DJT wrote:

stustag wrote:

stagstan wrote:

Stuart, after seeing how your children acted on your every command on sunday, i doubt very much she keft the light on!!!



Jason

Mmmmmmm.....................that was them on a good day!:shock:

My wife took the battery back to the shop today, they tried to recharge it but nothing finally gave up and replaced it with a new one under grantee!

Stuart

Like your style, Stuart. Blame the kids, then get the wife to sort it out. No doubt whilst you were laid back with a cold'un by your side

Dave

and I bet she found the power steering pump a right bother aswell!!

Na I got the boy to do that whilst i supervised!

Stuart