http://www.charleshurstlandrover.co.uk/eNe...index.html

Eh...that's a Discovery, not a Sport

Please pretend that you've not seen that little error! 3-2-1 you're back in th room!

Sorry all!

James

Charles Hurst Park Royal wrote:

http://www.charleshurstlandrover.co.uk/eNewsletter/2008-12-Newsletter/index.html

Godd idea, I might borrow that  Perrys For New & Used Range Rover Sports

We also sell Full Fat Range Rovers

Perrys wrote:

Charles Hurst Park Royal wrote:

http://www.charleshurstlandrover.co.uk/eNewsletter/2008-12-Newsletter/index.html

Godd idea, I might borrow that

The newsletter or the blazing mistake with the used car picture!??

Better to get the man who had the idea.......... Speed Limits! not where I live!

Back in a D3

Did have: RRS TDV8 2008.5MY
Did have: Q7 3.0TDi S-Line/Tech/Comms pack
Did Have: Disco3 HSE

Charles Hurst Park Royal wrote:

Perrys wrote:

Charles Hurst Park Royal wrote:

http://www.charleshurstlandrover.co.uk/eNewsletter/2008-12-Newsletter/index.html

Godd idea, I might borrow that

The newsletter or the blazing mistake with the used car picture!??

Steve in germany wrote:

Better to get the man who had the idea..........

Sorry James, I just couldn’t help myself

If it’s any consolation, I drive “Mrs Rupert” nuts with this sort of thing all the time.

I can’t watch a movie without pointing out the continuity mistakes. Such as a glass of wine being fuller in one shot than another, or a girls hair behind her ears in one shot, over her ears in another & back behind her ears again in the next shot.

Only last night, I was screaming at the TV because an actors scarf was tied slightly differently in one shot compare to another shot.

So…… sorry again James

Mind you, it is a particularly nice looking Discovery

Rupert wrote:

Sorry James, I just couldn’t help myself

No problem! Hopefully they'll fix the URL, however it has already gone out to several 000's of customers!

I think I now know who I'll ask to proof read the next edition......

James

Or you could always send it to Rupert for him to have a look at, he seems to have a good eye for these kinds of things..

Rupert

Do you always have to put picture straight if they are hung wonky too

Oh absolutely

I could walk into our living room & the first thing I’d see is a picture that’s gone slightly crooked or something on the fireplace that’s every so slightly moved from it’s prescribed place.

When I was younger, I used to have model planes displayed on the dresser in the kitchen & just to test me and/or mess with my head, my family used to move them, or swap them around, just to see if I’d notice.

I’d walk in & immediately spot that something was different & go to the dresser to fix the position of the plane that was moved, to the sound of sniggering from the “others”

’twas a disturbed childhood really

Rupert,

Do you mind checking the newsletter again as the picture has now been amended!

James