AliveBoy

Nice, thanks all, nuclear missiles aren't my strong suit

If, for arguments sake, Pakistan launched a nuke at "us", and "we" could shoot it down somewhere over Europe. Would that be "us" or Pakistan who nuked Germany? Or do you have to lube up, take it like a man and then fire back everything available?

I'm a little bit jealous now

I think that was Steve's point

All the new young people who are coming to vote, surely it also depends on their locations? In Woking for example, 10,000 youngsters suddenly voting for labour wouldn't even half their deficit to the tories based on the 2015 result. edit: double quote by accident I am only going on what i read and maybe that is a failing of the computer model, based purely only demographic rather than majorities held in certain seats. I'm literally not clever enough to work out how they do this stuff, I just have to hope that they're right

Midday next friday

Just weld it, they daily fine with a welder in

All the new young people who are coming to vote, surely it also depends on their locations? In Woking for example, 10,000 youngsters suddenly voting for labour wouldn't even half their deficit to the tories based on the 2015 result. edit: double quote by accident

Literally when I'm having a down day I watch that video as it's something I'd love to do if we didn't get points I'd love to get a ticket in the states, unfortunately I've never been caught speeding, although in some parts of Arizona you get 30 days prison for it so I'm glad I didn't get caught there

Tarmac has a physical store you can go into and look at I believe, he's closer to 90 miles though - Derby

Makes me think of this: Makes me laugh so often

Last night the local Lib Dem candidate and some party members knocked on my door, they asked if I knew who I was going to vote for and I said that I'm fairly sure but not 100%, so they said oh great, here's some leaflets and then they left. Really didn't inspire me that they'd listen to me if I needed to ask a question I was happy to have a chat and listen to their opinion etc, but apparently leaflets do it best

Ooh the FZ1's are cool, I wanted one but could only find the 600 and one 800 fazer so I snapped it up, then loads of the naked versions appeared for sale for less so I was a bit gutted Totally love the fazer now though.

Now I've fixed the FUBAR formatting The Triumph is a summer only bike, I'll use it in the rain, but not salt the Yamaha will deal with all year fun Both bikes do 0-60 in around 3.3 seconds but the Triumph is so much more impressive in every other way, except maybe comfort, not that it's a big difference.

So some of you may already know, my Harley had to go after some rust issues and a dealer who couldn't care less. Since then I've had a Yamaha FZ8 Fazer which has been cool, but I've been wanting something "special" too. After a visit to Triumph in Guildford and an awesome salesman (Luke) who was determined to help me find something to keep forever, she's home! It's a Triumph Street Triple 675 R Dark, and it's a limited edition, number 15 of 50. Edit: removed double pictures

slightly off topic, but do you do custom projects? I have a custom badge I'm after is all, obviously will pay!

Literally everyone who's said don't do it (on this thread) are modifiers, normally you'd have a point, but this time it's not a valid one

It could also be something stupid like using the wrong colour base couldn't it? I'm no painter so I am presuming, when I've looked at buying paint, it tells you on the spec sheets if you should use white, grey, black or red primer.

+1

If EVERYONE had to vote purely on policies, blind of who made them, I wonder what the election result actually would be.

Yeah, it gave me ukip, which I diasagreed with. Ditto Seeing as they don't really count as a party anymore, surely we can ignore that result?

Sames, makes you want to smash the thing to pieces

Being a younger voter myself (hopefully anyway ) the people on the door have always looked at me as if they expect me to ask what's going on. I've taken an active interest in politics since my early teens and have voted ever since I was 18 (9 years) and it irritates me no end when people moan about the government and then haven't voted "because there's no point"

They've also mentioned about a second referendum on the small thing of Europe. It looks almost like they're going exclusively for the young voters, a pretty clever move I'd say as traditionally the parties haven't cared about the young a great deal.

This was a surprise to actually see RE the lib dems: Controversially they also plan to legalise cannabis so it can be taxed and sold on the high street - which they estimate would raise £1bn in tax revenues. The party commits to creating a legal market for the production and sale of the substance in its manifesto, making it one of the first political parties to fight an election on a ticket of relaxing drug laws. Cannabis would only be sold to people over-18 and sales would be strictly regulated under the new proposals.