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Did the police get involved?
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Thats not carving, thats sculpting, awesomeness
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Other than the rear wheel needing a spoke and a true (Its not bad, still ridable even fully loaded) the rear braze on got snapped of by the lovely guys at easyjet in transit and will need brazing on again. (Argos will fit this for £8, so Im sure it can be found for cheaper in London)...Is this supposed to be £80?
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wooo!
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but do you know how to edit a post?
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also, a better lock would be wanted I think.
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I like rovers as well, my flat mate had a 216gti cabriolet which never skipped a beat, toured it round the highlands for a week over the summer and it was grand, solid honda engine although the soft top was a bit worse for wear with bits coming away and rusting but good fun none the less.
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True, you'll have much more fun building from scratch, far more satisfying and if anything goes wrong you'll know exactly how to fix it! Fuck off the peg, fuck it right off!!!
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Astra 1.7 turbo diesel, cheap insurance, economical and will take bikes and stuff and vehicle excise duty is £30 I think cause of the low emissions.
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yup, when I did an induction at meadowbank one of the first things they taught us was 'fuck, tuck, roll' so you shit it, the get into a tuck position and then roll with it.
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Well I've done exactly that and I did not put my hands out or flail or cover my head, I didn't react at all because it happened so fast and landed on my face splitting my nose open and my forehead. I was wearing a helmet at the time but it did fuck all, bastard thing didn't have a scratch. The dummy in the test looks like he would of had a bit of face scrapage as well.
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yup,
sausage dawg - brilliant
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Tiscali, a bit shit
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ok, maybe scare mongering was a bit strong, but you get the idea.
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I like this, although the website has changed, not a lot MLIA
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Down from a tenner? maybe last few bits of stock
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I'm still scared of it though.Why are there so many people avoiding it?
According to the wiki page, scare mongering in the 70's and again in the 90's. According to a source on the wiki page
"The safety testing of aspartame has gone well beyond that required to evaluate the safety of a food additive. When all the research on aspartame, including evaluations in both the premarketing and postmarketing periods, is examined as a whole, it is clear that aspartame is safe, and there are no unresolved questions regarding its safety under conditions of intended use."
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problem solved
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Sweetner usually used is aspatame.Slow kill poison.
I had been told it may have some carcinogenic properties! No idea where from so could be bullshit
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