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General Discussion Area / Re: NWS - Adult Online magazine
« on: 07 January 2009, 18:24:11 »
Wonder just how close to the edge that nice Mr Skruntie gets before he falls over and into his old ways
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General Discussion Area / Re: What have you got in your Changers?
« on: 04 January 2009, 22:08:21 »
Clapton - Timepieces
Led Zep IV
John Lee Hooker et al - Blues triple pack
While my Guitar Gently weeps - Compilation double CD
Led Zep IV
John Lee Hooker et al - Blues triple pack
While my Guitar Gently weeps - Compilation double CD
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General Discussion Area / Re: NWS - Nudity
« on: 06 January 2009, 14:43:27 »
Clearly looking to make a fortune with all the bets that were laid
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General Discussion Area / Re: Need to know a common VX term???
« on: 02 January 2009, 14:16:24 »
I think I'm qualifying for an anorak as this is getting really interesting.
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General Discussion Area / Re: Need to know a common VX term???
« on: 02 January 2009, 00:40:01 »Quote
QuoteQuoteQuote......
Chap was asking what the 'M' in MV6 stands for....
I read the initial question.I was just pointing out that the M might not actually stand for anything as the other terms mean opps all too!
It's unlikely to be owt specific, as the MV6 in Continental Europe is the same spec as our Elite.
Very valid point, originally GT meant Gran Tourisme (or some such franglais) and was only applied to large touring cars which were a bit sporty like Bentley Continentals or DB2s, modern equivalent would be something like the big Volvos or the Chrysler/SAAB thingy...these days it gets used as sporty (in their dreams) and can even be seen on 'super-minis'. What they used to mean and what they are used for seem to have lost any link.
CobblersGT means, Cortina, Hunter, Mini with suped up bits and Rally heritage, nothing as flash as you suggest
I agree that nowadays means little..............
Youngsters today....no respect for ther elders mumble mumble.....
definition of a Grand Touring car was [ch8220]a road going lightweight semi-luxurious coupe built on a high performance chassis.[ch8221]
...mutter mutter buggrit millenium hand and shrimp
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General Discussion Area / Re: Need to know a common VX term???
« on: 02 January 2009, 00:06:34 »Quote
Quote......
Chap was asking what the 'M' in MV6 stands for....
I read the initial question.
It's unlikely to be owt specific, as the MV6 in Continental Europe is the same spec as our Elite.
Very valid point, originally GT meant Gran Tourisme (or some such franglais) and was only applied to large touring cars which were a bit sporty like Bentley Continentals or DB2s, modern equivalent would be something like the big Volvos or the Chrysler/SAAB thingy...these days it gets used as sporty (in their dreams) and can even be seen on 'super-minis'. What they used to mean and what they are used for seem to have lost any link.
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General Discussion Area / Re: i have never been so scared doing 65mph before....
« on: 03 January 2009, 19:12:41 »
I had it so easy, passed the single part test on a 550 with a sidecar attached - even argued with the examiner about proper use of brakes on a corner - and then a week later had removed the sidecar and was blasting around solo...
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General Discussion Area / Re: Christmas Smiles
« on: 03 January 2009, 16:39:39 »
It's the other half's birthday tomorrow so it is more than my life is worth to leave the decs up beyond today
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General Discussion Area / Re: cameras in cars?
« on: 02 January 2009, 21:51:44 »
My brother has a rather nice self contained unit which stores to an SD card. Can get over an hour in low res and he has it mounted on the handlebars of his Gold Wing
You can get them (and more comprehensive kits) from http://www.dogcamsport.co.uk/index.html
You can get them (and more comprehensive kits) from http://www.dogcamsport.co.uk/index.html
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General Discussion Area / Re: Anyone Else have a
« on: 31 December 2008, 23:55:14 »
The wife and daughters are watching TV and I'm whooping the boy on Lego Raiders of the lost ark on the X Box
Almost forgot to mention some very nce Amaretto
Almost forgot to mention some very nce Amaretto
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General Discussion Area / Re: Speed Test
« on: 28 December 2008, 10:46:58 »
8Meg link so not too shabby a result
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General Discussion Area / Re: iPods
« on: 31 December 2008, 21:12:54 »
Confession time, I actually use the iTunes software but only because I don't have an iPod/iPhone...if you can keep it isolated it isn't too bad and will behave itself plus it does keep the files well organised. All my music is on a USB drive which I only connect if I want to listen keeping it on a really short leash.
Difficulty is finding a good option, used to used Musimatch Jukebox but then they were bought out by Yahoo and didn't so much go downhill as off the cliff.
Difficulty is finding a good option, used to used Musimatch Jukebox but then they were bought out by Yahoo and didn't so much go downhill as off the cliff.
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General Discussion Area / sheer heaven
« on: 30 December 2008, 23:07:25 »
Was 'allowed' to watch the Dark Side of the Moon concert on Sky the other night and now it's Dave Gilmour and friends jamming at the Albert Hall.....I just know I'm gonna pay for all this indulgance
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General Discussion Area / Re: TV Tonight (29th)
« on: 29 December 2008, 21:05:55 »
So how long has Skruntie's avatar been upside down then?
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General Discussion Area / Re: TV Tonight (29th)
« on: 29 December 2008, 16:47:39 »
Ooo-er, where did that extra star come from?