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1. Means nothing. 2. Yes, you definitely need a P1, the 155 check is them kicking the tyres. 3. Not unsurprising for a niche model. 4. What?! Surely the contract you signed had the monthly payment on there, which cannot have changed since the deal was agreed? If it did, and you then signed it, well 1) that's very silly and 2) get it changed NOW. Financial Ombudsman if you must. Actual interest rate means nothing really, it's the actual sum you're paying that's important.

Miserable as sin mate, next door had fresh cow sh*t, ours was at least a week old

The race starts at 8am, that's the only difference. That's proper 8am, after the change.

Or an Astra VXR! Just let them go, or drive a bit faster. Were you doing the limit?

We were so well off, mummy and daddy bought us all puddles AND sticks AND cow sh*t each

But MSN News said so... :scare:

No more so than anywhere else. You still have broadcasting rules to follow, even after 9PM. TG worked because it was close to the knuckle. If they let them swear and stuff, it might actually make for a worse programme.

And another good point sir!

Exactly what I was thinking. It's a knee-jerk reaction to a threat that simply doesn't exist in any meaningful numbers.

Right, 'sources'. Okay then. So the same Sky that happily shows Game Of Thrones with as much incest, nudity and gore as you can get your hands on wouldn't be interested in hiring a team that made a show worth millions worldwide? Nope, I don't buy it. Sky are a Murdoch product, they don't have massively precious morals at the best of times!

I'm never wearing trousers again.

Keep going. On any car I'll often do between 5-10 dips to get an average.

I've yet to try Supernatural Hybrid, but tbh the wax is so good I can't see much of a reason to change.

Give me a grand and I'll wind the clocks back for you instead.

Where have Sky said that?

Chuck some dead tyres on them, then stick them in a corner of your garage stacked up. Or drop a dust sheet between them all.

If you read the contents of AG shampoo, you'll notice that it contains the stuff that strips the LSP from your car. Very sneaky, as it then means you go through the rigmarole of waxing again every single time you wash, hopefully using their stuff in their minds, just to keep the finish level up. Tim from Envy pointed that out to me.

I feel awesome if I've had a good night's sleep, which I only get if the telly is on I'm up during the night if it's off and there's no noise. But yeah, we're all different. Especially me!

Okay, so I'm going to pass comment before watching the video, but... Utter bobbins. I love having the TV on to fall asleep to, very relaxing plus I get the clock on the TV as I wake up with the BBC news on. Helps wake me up as well as send me to sleep. Nothing worse than trying to get to sleep in a completely dark and silent room.

Or yeah, what he said ^^^

Since you're not actually correcting the paint in this case, then you'd only do it once the wax has gone and taken the filler with it (in this case, the Black Hole). Once every three months would be about right, but you might need to do it monthly on a car kept outside and used daily or six months when it's a weekend toy that barely moves and is kept indoors. If you wash properly (i.e. NOT using the AG shampoo, as that strips all the protection) then you really don't need to do it that often, it's just how you feel about how the paint is looking.

I bet this turns out to be nothing more than a lone nutter, with no religious undertones at all. Depressed at work or home, nothing to live for, blaze of glory. Very easy to believe that no-one knew until the final minute as it was such a gradual descent, and probably above cloud level. It wasn't until they got below that right at the end that they realised just how close the mountains were. Sod. That.

Actually, you know what I'd do: I'd be a proper rebel and use my mobile phone while the plane is preparing to (crash) land! I know, I'm such a bad boy!

It wasn't a dive, it was a controlled descent. 3-4k ft per min is nothing, would feel just like when you come in to land (well, a bit quicker, but not by much). I'd have run around grabbing boobies

Oh I dunno, I would imagine being set on fire is probably the worst way. At least in a plane crash like this it's going to be over very, very quickly. Well, as long as you're sitting near the front, anyway.