Stutopia

Turns out FREEDOM isn't free. It's a snip at just £122 bn.

Having been ripped off by agents a few times, I'm totally for doing something, but why don't they just do something sensible like set a fixed price?!? Every single "fee" I've been charged by a letting thief has covered a phone call to an employer to do a job check and a credit search, total costs of about £3.50 per applicant, they could have capped the fee at £50 and still let greedy agents wet their beaks.

No probs, this isn't just about your post. There are plenty of others.

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GIMP is nice and free.

Wish they weren't black

Unless they all came out, demanded an end to Brexit and banned combustion engine vehicles, all at once - there's nothing they could do to upset the Disciples Of Clakrson PBUH

Have you cleared your browser cache? On last check we'd eliminated the file from the forum but some users were still experiencing it due to the file being locally cached.

SEXY And if you recognise that last one, you'll know I'm a bit freaky....

SCARED RELAXED

Deeply personal tracks I tend to find are fairly random songs that specifically relate to a time or event/person that I experienced but the pieces that I personally find strongly emotive straight away tend to be movie scores. Their whole construction is designed to excite, scare, relax, sadden you. Here's some of my favourites: EXCITED SAD

Nice work Dan

If it's not the Mustangs, it'd be the BMW which may have required the pre-show warning "Contains Product Placement". It was a stuck on afterthought of a review in comparison to the style of the rest of the show.

About time! Nice clean looking beast I might get laughed at for this but are those harnesses meant to be at that angle? I always thought they were supposed to go straight back to bar?

I've experienced this when we had that recent issue with malware, suggest next port of call after MBAM is to clear down caches on your browser(s) and browse back here to see if that solves it.

I don't respect articles, definite or indefinite!

Better than I'd feared, there's more "acting" than usual which is only a bad thing, interesting to see what the series brings if there are genuinely "no cars" episodes. Considerably better than hearing Evans present! It's also clever how they've called it GT, which is TG backwards.

They've got some decent other stuff, Mr Robot and Man In The High Castle spring to mind.

This isn't about the cars, it's all about the bantz!

Still no pics? I'm afraid we might have to look into this and take action

Thanks for the tip, not seen this before. This guy Tim makes Mike Brewer seem much less of a tit

Aren't global MX5 sales enough to confirm that a sporty little number needs neither the tyres nor 300bhp to be an enjoyable driver's car? Even though it's cool to write the Toybarus off as underpowered. Not my words Carol, they're the words of Top Gear magazine!

Sounds fit! Let's see these matts

McCall was at Sheffield United, towards the end of his playing career, when I was living in Sheffield and a regular at the Lane. Even when he couldn't run around anymore his composure and passing were superb, he was a different gear at that level and brilliant to watch for anyone who enjoys football from a technical perspective.