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True. Totally legible when you get close to it though. The only tedious bit of the whole thing for me was having to remove the residue from the pads that held the previous plates on. Pretty painless transaction and fitting overall though

They do. It's in small writing at the bottom edge of each plate. You can just see it to the bottom right of my rear plate. They're a legit company - won't even send you the plate until provided the legally required proof of identification and association with the vehicle.

Why?

I've shamelessly jumped on the bespoke number plate bandwagon after seeing 'G-Man's' on his Nismo. Got the front, rear, fitting kit and delivery for just under £40 from Demon Plates. Very happy with the quality and service from them. I think the plates add a nice subtle difference to the car (you can customise the emblem at the side, the surround, the text under the reg, and even have raised letters if you like)

Haytch is apparently accepted by British English dictionaries, and is a standard pronunciation in Irish English... still seems wrong though, I use aytch. Sounds common as muck to me This is excellent:

Banning list....... "At the end of the day...." "What it is...." "He/she turned 'round and said...." "Pacifically (meaning "specifically") "Haitch" (incorrect pronunciation of letter "h") "I was like...." "I was / he was literally this or that"

So do spacers without springs cause any rubbing?

Classic!

Quite like the look of em. Gonna be hard to come by though,

"you even managed to train him"...hah, thats what you think. He's managed to train you to ask for a paw and feed him. Cats are a lot brighter than their looks would suggest. :teeth: you're not wrong!

This is my mate Sonny. He very big and behaves more like a dog than a cat - I've even managed to train him to give his paw on command.

That can't be right can it? The plates that came with my car have the 'West London Motor Group' in the same place.

Car sounds good

That's exactly how I did it. The button housing comes out very easily. You just need to take your time when unplugging the wires to ensure you don't damage em. The GTR button doesn't illuminate but I think it looks better - more purposeful than the bog standard one.

Agree - go for 2010 onwards

There was supposed to be a video of some sick b**ch who fed a kitten to a python. I'd like to think its an urban myth but nothing much shocks me where animal cruelty is concerned.

Yuk, I could never feed a live fish to another one but I suppose I'm just soft!

Not so far, but could be tempted, I'll have a look at the thread re the fitting of these, might wait till the first service and get the garage to fit one, agree they look pretty cool. You really don't need anyone to fit it mate. It's incredibly easy to do yourself.

Some lovely pets in this thread

Stillen!

Wolverines are awesome creatures, not much bigger than a badger they can bring down elk and caribou. I heard a story that one killed a Polar Bear in a zoo somewhere when they were put in the same enclosure, could be an urban myth though as they avoid bears, mountain lions and wolves in the wild. Pete Yep - they are well 'ard

I've had Babyliss and a cheaper Philips one. Actually much prefer the Philips.

cat, dog, bunny, sloth, cheetah, wolf, wolverine (pic) mantis, fox, rat (could be here all day)

I make my own quite often (not quite a big as those bad boys . You do tend to discover that mince is pretty tasteless unless you chuck quite a lot of stuff in it. You could try any of the following in addition to salt and pepper: cumin powder, fresh thyme, rosemary (chopped very small), tarragon, mustard, (Worcester sauce or Oxo, like you were thinking), parsley, veggie stock powder, chopped fresh chillies, ketchup - the list is pretty endless. I avoid raw onion, as that's all you end up tasting. Delia Smith moment now over..........

Did you put any flavouring in the burgers or were they basically two big frisbees of mince?