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I have just received delivery and it came in a Specialized bike box. Nothing wrong with that but what it said on the box did give me cause for concern.
On the side of the box is a warning – ‘Warranty void unless assembled by authorised dealer.’ What does that statement actually mean in this modern world of online sales.
As I have always gone to the dealer to collect any purchase I have never seen this notice. However I was wondering how this impacts any online purchase that is delivered to the customer and finally assembly is done by them. If a PDI check is done by the supplier and then boxed for delivery to a customer is the warranty still valid if the end user then assemblies it out of the box?
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But aren’t adjustable spanners continuously adjudtable, rather than having discrete size settings? So it wouldn’t matter whether you are using metric or imperial based nuts.
Woosh?
Its OK, Fluffy Kitten of Tindalos was thinking about those special (great old!) ones, which are designed for non-Euclidean space
You learn something new every day, I thought that was the space at the back of the sofa where all your loose change disappeared into.
Is that what is studied by students of sofology?
Well, I got my last sofa from Sofology and have had a hell of a time fitting it into my 3+1 dimensional universe.
You should have got an oscillation overthruster, then you could have folded it through the eighth dimension so it would fit 🙂
I thought of trying that, but Aldi had run out of vector bosons.
If you can’t get any, you can just make some out of tiny bits of string
I would’ve, but the squirrels keep stealing the string. I don’t even know what they’re doing with it
But aren’t adjustable spanners continuously adjudtable, rather than having discrete size settings? So it wouldn’t matter whether you are using metric or imperial based nuts.Woosh?
Its OK, Fluffy Kitten of Tindalos was thinking about those special (great old!) ones, which are designed for non-Euclidean space
You learn something new every day, I thought that was the space at the back of the sofa where all your loose change disappeared into.
Is that what is studied by students of sofology?
Well, I got my last sofa from Sofology and have had a hell of a time fitting it into my 3+1 dimensional universe.
You should have got an oscillation overthruster, then you could have folded it through the eighth dimension so it would fit 🙂
I thought of trying that, but Aldi had run out of vector bosons.
If you can’t get any, you can just make some out of tiny bits of string
But aren’t adjustable spanners continuously adjudtable, rather than having discrete size settings? So it wouldn’t matter whether you are using metric or imperial based nuts.Woosh?
Its OK, Fluffy Kitten of Tindalos was thinking about those special (great old!) ones, which are designed for non-Euclidean space
You learn something new every day, I thought that was the space at the back of the sofa where all your loose change disappeared into.
Is that what is studied by students of sofology?
Well, I got my last sofa from Sofology and have had a hell of a time fitting it into my 3+1 dimensional universe.
You should have got an oscillation overthruster, then you could have folded it through the eighth dimension so it would fit 🙂
I thought of trying that, but Aldi had run out of vector bosons.
But aren’t adjustable spanners continuously adjudtable, rather than having discrete size settings? So it wouldn’t matter whether you are using metric or imperial based nuts.Woosh?
Its OK, Fluffy Kitten of Tindalos was thinking about those special (great old!) ones, which are designed for non-Euclidean space
You learn something new every day, I thought that was the space at the back of the sofa where all your loose change disappeared into.
Is that what is studied by students of sofology?
Well, I got my last sofa from Sofology and have had a hell of a time fitting it into my 3+1 dimensional universe.
You should have got an oscillation overthruster, then you could have folded it through the eighth dimension so it would fit 🙂
But aren’t adjustable spanners continuously adjudtable, rather than having discrete size settings? So it wouldn’t matter whether you are using metric or imperial based nuts.Woosh?
Its OK, Fluffy Kitten of Tindalos was thinking about those special (great old!) ones, which are designed for non-Euclidean space
You learn something new every day, I thought that was the space at the back of the sofa where all your loose change disappeared into.
Is that what is studied by students of sofology?
Well, I got my last sofa from Sofology and have had a hell of a time fitting it into my 3+1 dimensional universe.
But aren’t adjustable spanners continuously adjudtable, rather than having discrete size settings? So it wouldn’t matter whether you are using metric or imperial based nuts.Woosh?
Its OK, Fluffy Kitten of Tindalos was thinking about those special (great old!) ones, which are designed for non-Euclidean space
You learn something new every day, I thought that was the space at the back of the sofa where all your loose change disappeared into.
Is that what is studied by students of sofology?
But aren’t adjustable spanners continuously adjudtable, rather than having discrete size settings? So it wouldn’t matter whether you are using metric or imperial based nuts.Woosh?
Its OK, Fluffy Kitten of Tindalos was thinking about those special (great old!) ones, which are designed for non-Euclidean space
You learn something new every day, I thought that was the space at the back of the sofa where all your loose change disappeared into.
But aren’t adjustable spanners continuously adjudtable, rather than having discrete size settings? So it wouldn’t matter whether you are using metric or imperial based nuts.Woosh?
Its OK, Fluffy Kitten of Tindalos was thinking about those special (great old!) ones, which are designed for non-Euclidean space
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