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Toon Chris

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  1. +! on the IXUS. I have a i85 which is great but the i90 and i95 are slightly better (but cost a fair bit more) If you want quick power on and quick photo snapping then mine is great and has a good macro and x12 zoom
  2. http://www.youtube.com/watch?gl=US&v=-jBKKV2V8eU
  3. Section 4 of the ICANN dispute proceedings any good to you? http://www.icann.org/en/dndr/udrp/policy.htm If the domain name carries your recognised 'mark' but is being pointed at a rival, I'd say that satisfies all the criteria for a dispute. You could force the transfer to this club.
  4. +1 here too except at least I'm at home. Think I'll play with the cat again as he'll like that.
  5. Sorry mate, I don't mean to sound ungrateful it has been a godsend to have a proper aerial fitted and you were very generous to send it. Seriously though, I wasn't going to chuck just in case I get robbed again but if you want it back, I'll pop it in the post (or keep it until you do want it back)
  6. The original aerial has been an eyesore for a few weeks now. I keep seeing it in the mirror or when walking up to the car. Horrid. Plus I have noticed the radio reception isn't as good. I've bitten the bullet and bought another stubby. Can't decide whether to glue it on or if this will just make the chav twist the whole wing off to claim his next prize
  7. Both now sold. Cheers Chaps
  8. Do they have wee generators at campsites? That's what the smell is !
  9. I didn't know you could switch this on and off on the BOSE? How do you do that? (sorry for the thread hijack)
  10. You will not have any problem swapping them for Rays (and probably some extra cash too) on this forum
  11. Sell it. I'm sure some local gardening company will be happy to use it in petrol mowers, strimmers etc.
  12. Well done mate I would have gone for a GT4 if I had known they existed at the time I bought my GT
  13. My God Mike, I was nearly sick. Really. There is no way I'm watching the one from Husky.
  14. One gone, one to go
  15. Maplin do sets of tweezers that grip when you are not squeezing them, if you see what i mean. They do straight nosed and 45 degree nosed. I use them when soldering very tiny LEDs and capacitors and they are very helpful. Build up the solder on one of the solder points, when ready grip the led then heat the solder whilst sliding the led into the 'pool'. You can do this quickly and avoid overheating anything, plus you ensure that the LED is flat to the board. Then quickly solder the other end up and done
  16. I've fitted mine now and it looks very good It took about 20 minutes as I was really taking my time, but if you are braver with the Stanley knife then you can do it in 10 easily. I recommend some masking tape to hold the template in place and maybe a felt-tip to mark out the cutting lines, but its really very easy to do. I've used the supplied screws for no as they look ok but I think i may get a pop riveter so it looks more like it is a true part of the car, so to speak. All in all I'm very pleased, and I swear i can feel at least another 50bhp (maybe)
  17. OMFG i gagged when i read that Yeah, it looks like it has a huge cyst
  18. If the service is only 500 miles ago then chances are the oil is so clean you can't see it - seriously. REALLY wipe the dipstick first and if necessary dust a TINY bit of talcum powder on it as it will show the level much more clearly. Oh, I assume you aren't parked on a hill
  19. Hi Guys, I've got two of the following front bumper adornments for sale. I've paid the dollars, customs charges and ParcelFarce rip-off 'handling' fee ( ) so you don't have to These are very shiny carbon fibre cold air intake ducts that you fit into the front bumper and get some nice fresh breezes to your air filter. I bought one because I have a pop-charger and I wanted more cool air to get to it when driving, plus I wanted some more of that pop-charger whistlin' suuuuck noise to get out from under the bonnet Oh yeah, and I think they look : Please note that they are NOT Varis, I have only used the last picture to show what they look like fitted to an Azure (they look identical). The first picture is the actual article. Brand new, excellent quality, with fixing screws and a template. Cost is £62.50 including postage by bank transfer, Paypal ok so long as you send it as a gift (no charges ) I make a fiver so I hope you agree it's not some profiteering scam, just a good deal I hope PM me if you are interested, if not gone in a week they are going on eBay! First come first served!
  20. Johnny walks into the kitchen where his mum is fixing the night's dinner. "Mum, I got a splinter in my finger. Can I have a glass of cider?". "Are you sure you don't want me to pull it out?" "No thanks, just the cider." "Well, sure," responds the youth's mother and gives her boy the cider and watches him trot off contentedly. About 15 minutes later the boy returns to the kitchen and again asks him mother for a glass of cider. His mother, not wanting to question his reasoning, gives him another glass and again watches him leave happily. Ten minutes later the boy returns and once again asks for a glass of cider. The mother complies with her son's wishes again, but her curiosity has been piqued to the point where she can't resist knowing why any longer. She wanders into the family room and sees her son sitting in front of the TV with his finger in the glass. "Why on earth do you have your finger in that glass?" asks the boy's mother. "Well, mum, I heard sis on the phone say that whenever she had a pr*ck in her hand, she couldn't wait to get it in cider."
  21. bear with me while i work up the courage to buy Stainless mate - reassuringly heavy and shiny I am still very happy with mine, so much better than stock (which was a surprise to be honest!)
  22. Isn't this a common but rather worrying fault of the Gallardo model?
  23. Cripes, I thought this was beer limiter
  24. Buy the 5Zigen I've had mine for quite a while now and I still love it
  25. Argh! Cashed in £90 of 20p savings a few weeks ago!
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