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That sounds bloody fantastic. Guessing it fails an MOT for noise and emissions though?

Front tow hook? Believe you need 22mm, though it seems to depend on year. Best thing to do is measure the one in your boot next to the spare wheel (assuming you have one and it fits).

Hype.

Maybe me and Jords will just have a romantic get together with just the two of us... But yeah, happy to change the date / time / place. If anyone has any suggestions they are more than welcome.

Along Wakefield road, I was heading towards you. Was going to wave, but you turned left down Dalton Green Lane.

It does indeed. (Though I believe it's 2.5lbs / 1.1kg.)

Love cajun spices but never have them in the cupboard. Hot paprika and / or cayenne pepper are my go to.

Paprika?

I'm assuming you've got a facelift then... That's for businesses cards I believe. Your cup holders are in the door cards.

I do like canards. Don't think my Z is aggressive enough to pull them off though (yet).

Who wants a new sig?

There's an ALDI there too

Employees at Global Automobiles Limited in Blackburn

Plan is to machine stitch up the edge of the material, which should give a very tidy, even stitch. Then, from my understanding, it's just a case of weaving the thread between the stitches, almost like lacing up your shoes. As seen here:

So... you paint people's nails instead?

Thanks for the advice, really appreciate it. Foam - From my research, initially I thought the same, but having tried some 3mm scrim foam samples, I could barely tell any difference compared to no foam, it just squished into nothing. It didn't feel like those nice squishy (but firm) wheels you get on modern Mercs. Maybe it was just crap foam? I know any foam will make avoiding bunching much harder, but it wouldn't be fun if it wasn't a challange That being said, the foam Redline uses seems quite thick? Stretching - Yeah, from playing with bits of material I'm getting an idea of what is required. Plain patterns look fine when stretched, but the perforated stuff just became so distorted and looks crap. Though being thin pleather, I think the material is the cause of the problem again. Will have to get some decent real leather and have another play. Pleather - My reason for not going Alcantara was just that reason. Would be silly to get pleather instead then Thanks again, really admire your work and some pro insight really helps

Please make it a fully clothed pic. I'm already gonna have enough trouble sleeping as it is. My understanding is that if you lose weight gradually, the skin will un-stretch. It'll never be perfect again, but won't be as bad as if you lose a lot of weight in a short amount of time. Not at all defensive, it's a discussion with differing view points, doesn't mean it's not friendly, it's just not a circle jerk.

Careful, the last thing you want is a bad trip with that... those...... things..... haunting you.

Find it hard to believe it would result in anything but ending up skinny-fat. Sure, you'd weigh less and your measurements would be lower, but you'd just be scrawny, yet with somewhat of a gut and saggy bits, rather than being "cut". I guess goals differ and results vary, but It wouldn't be for me. Good luck with it all the same

That sounds terrible Dan. Everything I've read has criticised extreme minimum calories. It's better to find your daily recommended calories based on your stats and activity then gradually reduce calorie intake. Never go too low or there is no way you'll be getting the right nutrients and your body will not lose the fat in the way you want. Though I have to say, gaming (and coding) is the best way to lose weight. You don't even think about food. Just make sure all the food is in another room and not sat next to you on your desk, or it doesn't work.

Ive got a pic of me in a mankini but its got a bollock hanging out so not really suitable for posting Sent from my SM-G925F using Tapatalk Could you not SFW porn it?