Zugara

Is that cat a Bengal?

done it.....

Dont know if peeps are aware, but if you have a son/daughter at college or uni, APPLE stores will give upto 20% discount for any item (not mobiles) for students. Only found this out when my son went to buy an Imac from pc world and they wouldnt give discount on a £1800 system and a kind chap in a suit told us that APPLE stores give student discount. Managed to get £306.00 off the store price. That worked out at 17%. Seems that all Apple stands in PCworld/currys are under contract NOT to give discount!

yeah i realisethat, i am talking about "B" roads....

Is there a new "fad" with the way people drive these days? I have noticed over the last few months or so that the "eco-warriors" drive upto 15mph below whatever the road speed is................it really fricking bugs the crap outta me. Get off the bl00dy road. Has anyone else noticed this stupid driving habit or is it me? No wonder there are so many accidents these days, just overtaking these pr1cks and then to get behind another "blue rinse" twongo. I think OAPs should only be allowed on the road between 2300 & 0000 hrs on a wednesday every other week........................ But its not just them though it seems to be all ages, cant get my head round it Get off the bl00dy road and let normal drivers get to their destination on time without being held up.. beep f***ing beep.

Isnt it just a bloated ipod? I did look at themm and that was came to mind! Didnt impress at all, but hope you enjoy your new gadget.

My nipper is in a band. below defect http://www.myspace.com/belowdefect Miight be a bit heavy tho...... Sorry just trying to get them some hits on myspace.

I did point him in your direction fella.

viewtopic.php?f=32&t=36513 might help?

Can i have the hacksaw if you dont want it?

I got a shower pump its 2 bar pressure from homebase, was £190.00. I mounted it on an 1" thick rubber mat and made an acoustic box to go round it, you can still hear it when it is running tho. Also it will empty your hot water tank in one shower . Way we do it is to get wet turn off, soap up, rinse, turn off. etc! Never had any problems with the pump apart from debris in the inline filters. Think the pumps you are looking at are 22mm pipe? One i have is 15mm so was an easy fit. http://www.homebase.co.uk/webapp/wcs/st ... searchtext>SHOWER+PUMP

Good job i gave you the initial idea eh......... Nagh, just kidding.. Was well pleased and many thanks for getting this sorted, i think i speak for all who have bought these...

Thanks for the sticker... really happy with them...

Sainsburys is more suited to zed owners, a lot more upper class. Tesco = chavs.

Its like buttered bread................always lands the wrong way up......

DEAL...............

come to fareham, got chavs drifting round roundabouts every f'ing night! the plod dont seem to give a 4x and the estate security, called, "park + watch" do just that! Sorry, moan over! at least you have a thoughtful head on your shoulders......

Taxation started......

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Sounds like you might have a crack in the casting there fella.............

What i want too know is this, what muppett actually designed/s a car park bay that is nearly the same width as a car? In the USA the bay widths are huge. I once got dinged in a car park by a mother in her chelsea tractor removing her kid from the kid seat, when i told her to be careful, her answer............. Well it doesnt matter! WTF. That really really got me annoyed.

Really happy i was able to help in this... i know how much time can be wasted chasing a bloody squeak.

Run forest run for the hills! Sorry

Sounds like the door light switch's ??? Noise when you open door... no noise when you close door. Think you might have some wires crossed somewhere mate. Thats my take on it anyway.. sorry if is of no help.... is the loom plug inserted in the correct position? Do you have telephone system in ur car, dont know if there is any speaker in the light cluster by the rear view mirror?