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On a Civic sure, I'd Kumhos. On a 350Z, not a chance in hell.

SOGA no longer applies, it's now the CRA. They do not have to supply you with an invoice, nor a letter stating the work that was carried out. Of course, it's good practice to, but they are under no obligation. 30 day warranty means zip, unless you've bought a Cat B car for £50 then the CRA covers you. Tbh at this point I'd be booking an appointment with the dealer principal (if a small-ish garage) or the sales manager (if bigger), and show them the footage. Ask them if they think that's acceptable (remembering that it's not their employees that did the work, so they can't exactly fire them!) and point out what still needs doing. Quite simply, if you don't get the response you want then the next step is to release that footage to the media, as they'll lap it up. Did you at least point out the issues within the 30 days?

Make sure they're not runflats, I've seen that mistake happen on here before. Good choice, they're still excellent tyres as you know. I suspect you'd have been disappointed if you'd switched to a cheaper option, as you'd have lost grip & feel. Next time when you have to change them all do consider the MPSS: They're not cheap (although cheaper then the RE050A now), but they'll last so much longer than the rivals that they do actually work out cheaper. The fact that they also perform the best is just a nice bonus

Put stock springs back on. No point having a car that looks good but can't go anywhere!

What do you want it for? What must it do/not do? Budget?

Match the fronts, don't mix tyres.

No issues at all, keep it below 3k rpm to avoid any potential issues associated with running in any major installation and you'll be fine.

Did he though? He was a smuggler who abandoned the Rebellion in their hour of need, only to come back and steal the glory at the end. He did other good things, but ultimately he wasn't exactly a hero. He got the death his character deserved.

Unfortunately social media seems to be the best way to do these things. If that's really not an option, then I'd suggest a phonecall to the management company in the first instance, then follow it up with letters, emails etc. No harm in trying the venue, perhaps they might have some ideas too?

Think I just did a little vom.

Pretty much. At least Hollyoaks has eye candy, I'm not sure EE has any redeeming features.

Don't worry Graham, I still think you're rubbish mate. ;)

So was slavery and colonisation, however we did wise up and figure that these are Bad Things we should abolish for the good mankind

Tbh if it's not come back or happened since you reset the codes, then I'm not sure I'd worry too much about it. Could be a dodgy coilpack on the way out, or something wasn't quite plugged in properly, or a bit of water go where it shouldn't, or anything really. Don't let it bother you, cars do weird things sometimes and then they sort themselves out

It suddenly appeared there one day, like a gift from Santa! Or more like Satan

It used to look pretty, then Lexi wrecked it

Nuances? It was basically the same film! But yeah, he's the best director out there right now, bar none.

Yeah, and then the ground opens up and separates them: It's only at that point she runs away. Beforehand, she's clearly still in two minds. That's the idea, to show that she's not entirely 100% good. It shows the conflict, in the same way Kylo Ren is conflicted the other way.

The only reason she didn't kill him is because the ground separated!

Nah, I thought that was very well acted, he came across as proper tormented. He doesn't look mean, but he acts it which is good enough for me.

Oh absolutely, just making sure you'd got it covered off

Agreed. I would send the estate agents a very short letter stating what you asked for, what was delivered and what you've had to get remedied yourself. Point out what you owe, point out what you've had to spend, and then point out that miraculously both sums cancel each other out (even if they don't, make them by reducing the costs on your side). Remind them that you have no contract with the contractor, and if the contractor feels they do then ask them to supply a signed copy of it. Clearly they can't, so I'd ignore it. You may be out of pocket, but I'd use common sense and walk away at this point. Also, don't forget to get a legionella risk assessment done for the property if you're renting it out, a lot of people forget about this. Apologies if you're aware and have already sorted it.

I've got one of those, great fun chasing the cats with

You're right about the droids: I've never really like C3PO or R2, but somehow BB8 was really endearing. I hope that Daisy ends up in a gold bikini at some point too