Godmutha

Does anyone possibly have a Spotify invite they can throw my way? It would be much appreciated.

I had an argument with a wall.... the before pic is from when I frist got the car.... I think it's a massive difference

ok...ok.....I'm prepared for the slating....

It's not a soop I may get chased away

....I'd just like to say a MASSIVE thanks to Jurgen, and his mate Paul and the lads in the spray shop for sorting my car out today. Hats off to you guys... she looks amazing Thanks for squeezing me in! Lucy x

Have just spoken to him... how much of a star is he Thanks guys.

I had an argument with someone's wall yesterday and need my new bumper sprayed and fitted before I can go home to Lancs... Does anyone know of anywhere decent in Newcastle at all?

Is that not a lot? I've just paid £50 a corner to have mine refurbed and painted... (forgive me if I got the wrong end of the stick... didn't see the original thread)

Ha... I thought that too. But the last couple of times I thought that about bands I was amazed by their sets. And there are another 148 artists or so too... Muse included I've heard download has a fantastic atmosphere though. Although I do need some fluffy music too....heh.

They're not sold out yet are they? I was really disappointed with the line up this year... T in the Park however....

Got my tickets

Having serious electrical faults with an Alfa 156 V6.... Does anyone have any experience with alfas or know anyone in the North West who does?

Benicassim is an amazing festival, and a great alternative to the UK ones. You can almost always bank on good weather. It's great value for money too.... slightly cheaper than the UK ones and the bands are the same.

Hope you have a great day and night

I had mine done by Optical Express in Manchester in February this year. I went from being quite badly short sighted and having astigmatisms in both eyes, to better than 20 20 vision :-) It is the best money I've ever spent too.... no more contact lenses for me.

Not me ... I'm quite disappointed..ha

I was at RIAT yesterday... and its was brilliant. I had a quick look round the static, but spent most of the time looking up at the displays (I have the pink face to prove it) which were great this year... they all pulled it out of the bag this year. The Vulcan flew, and it was as amazin as I anticipated. Typhoon was great (but I'm probably biased) although it could've done with not being second to last. A fab day out though

Finished my festival shopping for T in the Park

But Matthew.... if your prescription isnt corrected completely, then they will tweak it again... end of.... once its done, its done. Plus, lifetime aftercare. READ MY POSTS TOO!!! lol.

Well, that's not what I was told... Also, Wavefront has been developed to reduce the halo and starring effect at night time to virtually nothing. But, as I said... each to their own. I dont think its fair to put people off, and everything you're saying is likely to... people should go and get a consultation and make their own mind up....

Short sighted... and I had an astigmatism in both eyes, and... as it turned out... quite a deep scar on one of my eyes, which is why I couldnt have the LASIK.

Optical Express

Well I am back and having had a nap I feel find and dandy. Thank you to everyone for the luck When I got there, and the surgeon saw me, he decided it would be better for me to have the Lasek with Wavefront (where they cut the "flap" with a blade instead of the laser), I got a bit nervous at that point, but it was a completely painless proceedure, and I CAN SEE!!! And apparently, my vision is blurry and will improve over the next 48 hours or so. Right... there are risks, as with any surgery, but they are very small, and IMO they do make sure you are aware. When I went for my consultation, there was three options, £795 per eye for surface treatment £1495 per eye for LASEK (with Wavefront) £1795 per eye for LASIK (with Wavefront) (These are particular to my perscription which was quite bad) I went for the full gold star treatment, but as I said ended up havin the middle one in the end. So yes, mine cost £3000... a lot of money, but when you think it's your sight, its worth it. I got a discount for booking it on the same day, and I also got a discount for being recommended by someone who'd had it done... (so let me know if any of you want my reccommendation ) I had contacts anyway, but all the little things that it was a pain to do were getting me down, like swimming, diving, walking in the country when it was windy, having a shower without getting water in your face etc etc, so I chose to get it done... and I am extremely happy with it already. The price includes life time aftercare, so if it needs re-adjusting (which is unlikely), then they'll sort it. The only thing which is possible I'm told is reading glasses when I hit 45-50 or so, which is a small price to pay IMO. Each to their own anyway, but I dont regret it one bit.... Thanks again guys.... if anyone wants to know anything else, please ask away!

I'm just setting off for my laser eye surgery.... eek!