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Another quick point about the axle location kit. I'm perfectly happy to drive within the limits of the car as it is and not try to make it into something it wasn't designed to be. Others have a differing view and that's fine. It would be a boring world if we all had the same opinions. Andrew. Agree...

Caprifan Rob wrote: ↑

Sun Jan 19, 2020 1:38 pm

Lovely picture Tom, one for the family album. Glad to see you haven't dressed them the same.

I chose the virginal blue swaddling cloth for the picture specially.

I've been considering a nice dark green with black wheels and bonnet actually yes.

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I've got to step in here and point out that a career in motor racing is, generally speaking, all about finance. The vast majority of F1 drivers are there not because they are regarded as one of the world's most talented drivers at that given moment, but simply because they bring enough sponsorship ...

Andrew 2.8i wrote: ↑

Fri Jan 17, 2020 6:59 pm

I'll just leave this photo here....



Andrew.

Totally wrong. Unbelievable.

Everyone knows it paving slabs!

Mr B wrote: ↑

Sat Jan 18, 2020 11:49 am

population of 7.7 billion people how comes only 20 maybe 30 people are good enough to drive Formula 1 racing driver's, if it really is only about the car and not the skills of the driver then surely anyone could do it?

Because not many people have £££££££££££££££ my man.

Peter-S wrote: ↑

Thu Jan 16, 2020 8:24 pm

I was a bit worried when I sat down earlier as the wife had paused an old episode of Open All Hours

I never worked out why it was called that, the hypocritical fucker spent an age god bothering at the end as he blundered around shutting the place.

But you're forgetting the special feeling you can ignite in fellow motorists.... a couple of years ago I was chased by a Civic type R.. he couldn't make any ground on me, even round the roundabout. When I pulled in, he jumps out and goes "wow, what you got under there?!" and I showed him this little...

I hate HSBC, but I love Capris..... ooh the quandary.

this issue is tip top hole what what. I can confirm that - very, very funny - although gutted that Buster seems to be no more, still I suppose it was only a matter of time. (My ex, who is normally quite articulate, was reduced to just repeating "Oh my God" 8 times consecutively, on seeing the Fat S...

Caprifan Rob wrote: ↑

Fri Jan 10, 2020 5:54 pm

Happy Birthday Tom

Thanks! And yes its still going pick a copy up, this issue is tip top hole what what.

mgentry90 wrote: ↑

Fri Jan 10, 2020 7:36 pm

Black and white has always bugged me

Imagine what it was like before black had been invented though.

Im holding out for the 3d animated version.

Yeah my dads got an old Baxi boiler thats 45 years old.. Me too, every year BG do the safety check, which it passes, and I`m told how inefficient it is etc, etc. It would`ve been replaced about 3 times over if we`d listened - and probably with something less reliable. I`ve got a VHS of `the Fat Sla...

My auntie still has a Zanussi freezer from 1989!! Yeah my dads got an old Baxi boiler thats 45 years old... needed its second new part last year, heat exchanger rusted through. Last repair was pilot light about 25 years back. Yes people have been convinced with shocking ease that new = desirable. W...

oh and thanks for the birthday wishes.. just got back from edinburgh with a sore scottish throat of gaelic severity... my feeble southern frame can barely handle it.

Shoes, cars, toys, holidays abroad, makeup, fashion, tellies, phones, white goods, computers (now conveniently included in everything from cars to washing machines)... all designed to have a fairly short service life and be hard for you to fix or be outright disposable, all dressed up as something y...

Theyll be alright, the super rich we are so graciously supporting will live out whats coming in the habitable areas of the world. Everything you said Tom is absolutely correct. Without a word of a lie that is the most succinct analysis of the hows and whys of our ultimate demise. A thimble to save ...

Its not just cars and meat is it? Lets not beat around the bush, there are too many of us buying things we dont need or want. We live in an unsustainable system of avarice and greed and reward and distraction. Without the taxation of said items, we wont have an economy. Without the "you deserve it" ...