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Virgil Donati Nice double kick with a bit of snare thrown in. aZ7gjhaqqpg&feature=related

Here's Thomas Lang - a friend of mine plays with him (on bass) quite a bit. This one's a bit prog rock, but I guess you can look at his other stuff etc... llijK-zUoUs&feature=related I think to answer your earlier question, yep, no equipment, no practice, you should be fine and perhaps rather cool. Perhaps you could video your rehearsal sessions for us, or maybe just pencil a quick sketch or something? I shall try and find something else...

Intriguing... http://uk.eurosport.yahoo.com/11092009/58/report-semenya-hermaphrodite.html

I don't really.

I know who it is

Splendid

Welcome Steven

Happy birthday Mike. Cup of cocoa and a biscuit tonight is it?

Well, I suppose a few more wouldn't hurt?

Don't make me put up my pictures of Watford Town centre...you'll be begging to come back!

Yes. I appear to be stuck in a rad vortex

Stop it

Honestly, I'd stick with PWR or go Toyota. Thinking about it, the other brand are almost non-existent these days. Edit: Btw, I've deleted your other threads at your request.

Till March 2010 then. In the meantime enjoy what we have to offer. Remember, you need to become a member first

You been on the sauce then tonight, Argy?

SWR are not as good as PWR - Have you tried them? This will never work. I had a mega typo fail earlier, let's see if he notices...

I'm off to stick pins in my eyes now for added effect for my long overdue film. Good evening gents...and enjoy.

Raj, have you tried SWR? SWR I hear are very good indeed as far as SWR rads are concerned. You can probably get SWR range from the traders on here like Whifbitz etc.

I know

I really need to get back to my film paused on Sky+...but for some reason...

I know you say PWR is awesomer than anything esle, but even on your Soarer forum, people seemed to be repeatedly pointing you in the direction of a Toyota rad for around £300. Why not do that?

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And you win the hamper. Would you like it gift wrapped?

I'm sorry, but could you read it out to me, as I'm having a job mustering up the energy to click on that link you kindly provided. Thanks in advance btw. Welcome back Mad Matt, I know we haven't met, but good luck in your search.

Quite right. But I know he's just dying to join us, soon