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New article, old news story. The crash happened in 2015, but the court case is taking place now. This is most definitely relevant news, seeing as how people are still on trial.

So what happened when the bulk of the country voted Labour and Blair came to power? What happened then?

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They're right on both accounts though

I guess he'd be arguing against the LD, SNP, UKIP, PC and the Greens. He knows that to go up alone against the others there could simply split the Left vote between him and TF, which is the last thing he needs right now. Tbh it's a very sensible decision for him not to appear either.

Scrubbing is used where a tyre is being dragged along the ground sideways, rather than rolling along as you would expect. That's an extreme explanation, as it's likely your tyres are only pointing off by a few degrees which is nothing in the real world, but over many miles it can make a big difference to the tyre. Tracking/alignment/geo should be done annually at least, if not every 6mths if you drive over some really poor roads regularly. In MK though, annually will be just fine.

Def a better guitar, but just not as iconic as the Warlock. Plus I doubt I'd pick one up for £30!

FFS I really must stop buying guitar stuff I always wanted one when I was a kid, and who cares how it plays when it looks like that! Plus it was only £30 so what the heck

Company car?

Last time I saw a heroin addict high? That'd be me the other week in hospital smashed off my nut on morphine then :lol:

Totally agree, it is pointless, but this is a bit pot kettle black.

Corbyn now refusing to do a TV debate without May. Apparently that makes her weak, but him strong. Yeah okay mate...

You definitely want to check that the cut outs can support harnesses, I can't see a reclining seat being an issue as long as it's in a normal position. Obviously laid flat back would be dangerous, but then it would be with the normal seat belts too.

6 point is ideal, but 4 point is fine too as long as it's done up snugly. I run 4 points in my cars, put it that way. 6 points will require you to add additional mounting points for the crotch straps, which probably isn't something you want to do I think.

It's not the anti-social side that bothers me, it's the hypocrisy of taxing something that is so bloody terrible for you. We keep other bad drugs illegal, why does tobacco get a free ride? Actually, I'd much rather see drugs legalised and taxed as well, extra revenue stream.

No, harnesses must ALWAYS be done up tight enough so that they pin you to the seat. Otherwise you run the very real risk of slipping out in a crash (submarining) which can cause horrendous damage to the person. If you can move away from the seat, they're not tight enough. But they're perfectly comfortable anyway, they actually support you in the right places more so can be more comfortable than a seat belt which lets you slouch. Unless she's a GG cup (in which case pxplxz), she'll be absolutely fine. Rich is right, keep the stock belts as well and then she can wear those instead.

Yup, in theory you just bolt the harness bar in, wrap the harnesses around that, then bolt the lower lap belts into the existing seat belt mounting points wherever they're located. You may need longer bolts though.

Harness-styled seatbelt? Do you just mean harnesses? You can use regular harnesses on those seats, you just bring the lapbelts over where the existing lapbelt would go.

HS2 is a good one actually, why Labour haven't gone after that given how unpopular it is I don't know.

I really wish they'd just double (or triple) the tax on smoking really. Everyone agrees it's a crappy habit, has no benefits at all, so either tax the heck out of it or ban it altogether. And while we're there, let's start taxing vaping properly as well. Disgusting habit, I don't care if it's healthier or not, bloody great plumes of smoke being puffed in your face isn't pleasant.

I use the Autosmart ones. Not much of their stuff is worth buying, but the clay cloths are excellent.

Tell you what made me laugh this morning, Labour's announcement that all NHS staff will be given a pay rise and that tuition fees for training will be cancelled. What planet are they actually on? No-one disagrees with the fact that frontline NHS staff don't really get paid enough, or work too many hours for the pay they do get. No arguments at all. However, the country simply does not have the money to pay them any more, not without either sacrificing something else or increasing taxes to pay for it. This is basic KS1 maths, if you can't afford it you can't have it. Let's not forget we also have a thumping great Brexit bill to pay for in the next couple of years which we'll need to fund from somewhere. This is as blatant an empty promise to win votes from people who are too stupid to realise it cannot be done as easily as that as I've ever seen in an election. And yet, the Tory response was just to say that only they can guarantee a strong NHS by having a strong economy: Whilst I don't disagree with this, it's hardly going to make anyone suddenly vote for them. Why they haven't got someone out there to simply ask the obvious "How will you pay for this?" question to Corbyn, I've no idea. Really poor PR.

You mean we don't already have plans for a dragon invasion?!

You'd see fewer losses from the drivetrain, which on a dyno would likely show up as an increase in power.

Needs more pink around to get away with that I reckon. Pink hoses/couplings would do the job nicely.