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Not that I mean it should ever be used as an insult, and it's a bit too strong in this case, I just love that phrase is all. /end_disclaimer_so_I_don't_get_in_trouble_with_the_mods

Removing pictures Use of the phrase "lady garden"

you just seem like a moaner im sure it kick your ass listen i dont mind critism but i dont like idiots you seem bit like 1. whether you think its not that nice no way can you call it ugly might not be your taste but its been made for shows. To be fair to him, whether someone finds something attractive or ugly is down to personal taste, something you've already stated I think it could've been phrased better, however technically he's got a point. Whether a car has been made for shows or not, there's always a part of the decision making process that goes into judging that's based on personal taste and not just how many plastic parts you can throw at a car.

Don't forget that £26K is the maximum figure, not the standard one. I agree it's still too high, but we mustn't all think that every claimant is getting that for sitting on their backsides.

Train, not the tunnel for you then?

I hope the first thing the driver of the grey car did was to get out and kick the living sh*t out of the owner of the black one.

Lock your doors, he's coming to bum you tonight. Probably.

Even at the standard 276bhp they were quite nippy in a straight line in those days, so I suspect a 400bhp one is going to shift quite nicely.

It's a bit too F&F for my taste as well, and I do prefer the pop up lights of the earlier models. They're decent barges though, plenty of power and gadgets to keep you entertained.

Profile is what you're after here, and it's based on a percentage of the tyre width. For example (and done deliberately to keep the maths easy): A 200/50/18 tyre will have a profile wall of 100mm A 200/40/18 tyre will have a profile wall of 80mm The rolling radius will therefore be that much less on the 40 tyre than then 50 tyre. A 200/50/18 tyre has the same rolling radius as a 400/25/18 tyre, if one were to exist of course!

Nigella. Back doors, smashed in. Tea made afterwards. Job = carrot.

1995 called, they want their hoax back Always check Snopes first

If you went back to 18"s, I can guarantee you would though I thought the same between the OEM 18"s and the Rays, and it was night and day when I went back to the latter. Couldn't believe the difference it made tbh, it's adding weight at the worst possible place you can.

Highly likely, RE050s are very good in the wet, even when worn. Give the release agent a chance to wear off though.

You've changed from decent tyres with a stiff sidewall to cheaper tyres with a floppy sidewall, this will make a huge difference to feeling. Try pumping the pressures up 2-3 psi, see if that helps, but don't expect the crisp handling you had on the Bridgestones.

You can if you want, however you will absolutely murder the ride quality as the suspension wasn't designed for run flats. However, in terms of whether you can physically do it, there's no reason why not.

It makes me so mad, I almost a kitten.

Sarcasm is for the lazy, so I thought you'd appreciate it.

So it's total benefits rather than just child ones, then?

If you had searched a teensy bit harder, you would've found that you either use the hack or you change the head unit. If you really want sub-standard sound you can also use a tape adaptor. Loads of info on this out there.

Sounds like a dodgy bit of reporting to me that one, probably taking other benefits into account along with the standard child one. At least, I would hope.

But I know which would drive better whether it drives £20K better is another question entirely. The Porker nav system is one of the best I've used in terms of routing and clarity, but only having half postcode search is unacceptable in this day and age.

And you think things will be better?

Tax avoidance is fair game, no different to blagging free beer when Tesco muck up their spend a fiver and we give you free stuff kind of offers. HMRC are the most incompetent bunch of c*nts I've ever dealt with, and if they're too retarded to close loopholes then fair play to people who use them.

I'm currently knocking around in a base Cayman, and aside from the ridiculously big wheels on it it's actually pretty good. I wonder if a lightly specced Boxster might be a better choice if I do swap, could save myself £8K if I hold back on some of the fancier options.