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General Discussion Area / Eggy bread

« on: 09 October 2010, 10:59:05 »

Yummy, yummy in my tummy!

Haven't had it for years and just polished off a big pile of it

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General Discussion Area / Re: Would you buy this......?

« on: 02 October 2010, 12:24:25 »

Or this one I have up at the moment, Price should be £1495 as I have spent £136 on 6 months tax this morning!!

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General Discussion Area / Re: Message for Mutantcav !!

« on: 01 October 2010, 19:38:34 »

He pops in from time to time to sell stuff and disappears when he does not send it

Had a problem myself but got it sorted.....eventually

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General Discussion Area / Re: I don't like it, but

« on: 01 October 2010, 19:43:34 »

The owner is the guy who also bought 2 new red M3 evos and a new RS 200 a while ago.

http://carscoop.blogspot.com/2010/03/barnyard-collection-of-two-new-bmw-m3.html

He has an unbelievable collection of RS fords, Google bonkers collection and you should fiind a link

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General Discussion Area / Re: santander taking the pi$$

« on: 30 September 2010, 18:29:51 »

Can't stand banks and have happily took several of the big names to the cleaners for family and friends, bank charge reclaims, mis-sold payment protection insurance and the like. Each one has included interest paid to the claimant at their highest rate

Must be about 20 grand by now

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General Discussion Area / Re: Men V. Woman????????

« on: 24 September 2010, 13:47:08 »

Glad I missed all of this, sensitive soul that I am.

I was quite worried you may have seen it last night, I know how sensitive and fragile you can be

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General Discussion Area / Re: Our new renault

« on: 22 September 2010, 21:18:31 »

We have had the car nearly two weeks now. During this time, it has hardly broken down or fallen to bits at all. So up yours, knowalls. :-?

And in that time it has covered a whole 200 yards, using just 42 litres of fuel.


 

And 55 litres of oil

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General Discussion Area / Re: Ooooh Eck i`m scared....

« on: 18 September 2010, 18:43:55 »

Place I used to work in was bloody full of them, saw 3 at least on the nightshift kind of got used to them in the end

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General Discussion Area / Re: Getting a bit worried

« on: 15 September 2010, 12:22:48 »

Subconcious is telling you your getting too fat

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General Discussion Area / Re: Omegas are.......

« on: 15 September 2010, 13:04:26 »

No..personal...

why do you keep putting a kiss? Are you gay?

Of course not. But I was reliably informed that it you are, so just trying to be friendly like...

I was reliably informed (by your wife) last time I shagged her, that you have a microscopic dick

    I can see this one's a bit of an intellectual.

Thanks for the compliment, its not like you.

You're welcome

ok handsome

I knew it! It was the obssession with male genitalia that gave it away.

It took you 7 mins to think of that?

I had to spell check obsess obssesi obsss . 

Do you think pot noodle spat all over my screen will cause any damage, one of the funniest exchanges I have seen for a while!!

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General Discussion Area / Re: Insurance, legal?

« on: 13 September 2010, 19:04:24 »

H21 is as always quite correct. There is a common myth concerning trade plates.
Trade plates in effect act as a portable tax disc which can be transferred between vehicles. There's a fine of £100,000 for lending your trade plates out to someone who doesn't have a just reason to use them. Only I use mine, but anyone who test drives a vehicle of mine is allowed to drive with them whilst I'm in the vehicle.
My motor trade policy is tied to my trade plates, my trade plate number has been added to the MID (Motor Insurers Database) so when my trade plates are displayed on a vehicle, ANPR or a police vehicle will firstly get no insurance up against the VRN, but insurance held when checking the trade plates.

I would simply insure the car yourself, or take out short term insurance on it. I think there's a website called day insure where you can insure a vehicle from between 1 and 28 days.

There is indeed but at £35 per day it's a bit steep, my own will provide 3rd party cover for about £20 per week so will prob do thAT.

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General Discussion Area / Re: Insurance, legal?

« on: 13 September 2010, 16:13:11 »

Well after a call to the insurance company it appears TB and others are correct in that the other car needs to have a policy covering it, I checked my documents and it makes no mention of this fact and could be interpreted as it not needing to.

Bloody hell, I could have lost a motor!!!

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General Discussion Area / Re: Insurance, legal?

« on: 11 September 2010, 22:14:22 »

Your fully comp insurance has also got to state that you are allowed to drive another persons car.  Would check with your insurance 1st.

It does indeed, no mention of the other car needing to be insured though

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General Discussion Area / Insurance, legal?

« on: 11 September 2010, 21:57:02 »

I have a 2.2 that I will be selling once a couple of little bits and bobs get sorted, planning on pottering about in it to make sure it is good to go.

 I was thinking of registering it in my partners name and driving it( with her permission of course ) with third party cover on my comp policy.

This is ok is it not?

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General Discussion Area / Re: 250 Posts now to sell ?

« on: 12 September 2010, 10:09:11 »

break off then if you dont like it.