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Okay so this won't make any sense to non-internet-gaming people, but I found it funny... only £500 if you have a car on a P-plate or newer! Owned! http://www.dvla-som.co.uk/home/en/PopViewPlate/?plate=P1 WND

lol, for some reason I read that as "old ladies".....

But... alcohol clearly makes you more attractive! It's a widely known fact!

Typical.... we used to get this in my villiage when local residents complained about kids playing football too loudly in the summer.... in the adjacent playing field FFS! Even the motoring nation's racetracks are being deemed "anti-social" now... I would ask where this is going to end, but sadly I think we already know

A work colleague's mate bid on an "iPod, box + instructions"...... yeah, as in ONLY the box + instructions

Hate it... luckily I have the face / stubble of a 15 year old so I can usually get away with it for a day or so if I'm not at work

lol, yeah I thought that too! I think that they were simply trying to act as normally as possible and didn't want to attract any unwanted attention... but you're right it isn't exactly convincing.

Personally I think it's because they didn't want to attract attention... presumably if stopped they would've used the excuse that they were visiting for the day and then travelling back... a difficult excuse to argue if you haven't got a return ticket! Also about the car, apparantly there were several unused bombs left in the boot, presumably for someone else to pick up later... I'd certainly buy a pay and display ticket, wouldn't want the car to be noticed at all, let along towed away!

You're right, you wouldn't be able to run. You would however, be able to use your hands to detonate a bomb - which surely was the whole point of him being killed.

All IMO of course; Personally I think the police involved had to make a decision that no-one here would be willing / able to make (I stand to be corrected of course). The guy was wearing very suspicious clothing for the weather (especially the temperatures on the tube), and refused to obey police instructions. The police then had to treat him as a potential suicide bomber and kill him (yes it may sound extreme but shooting someone in the leg doesn't work like it does in the movies). They were juggling the life of one man against the possibility of hundreds more - I mean FFS the guy ran away from Police onto a tube train! If the policeman who shot him had been right and he HAD been carrying a bomb he would be an absolute hero, unflinching, willing to carry out his duty without hesitation etc etc etc. Just because a tragedy has occured does not necessarily mean someone is to blame. With the current environment in this country and London in particular this sort of thing is bound to happen - the police are trying to protect thousands of people in London (me being one of them), against an enemy they can't see until it's often too late. It's bad, it's tragic, it's sad etc etc etc... but is it the policeman's fault? Certainly not.

To be honest i think the real issue with the back seats is the lack of head room.... I can fit someone short in the back of mine with the driver's seat a bit forwards (I'm about 5'11" / 5'10").

GROAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAN Very good

Check out this site... i went looking for it when i saw the original topic and it explained a lot of the arguments used: http://www.redzero.demon.co.uk/moonhoax/

That's nearly got me in tears! Check out the comedy cheques at the bottom of the page!

Very nice, hello and a belated to you!

that's brilliant! Someone at google obviously has waaaaay to much time!

very good!

Bastard. Hope he gets what he deserves in prison.

I also had my standard soop on the rolling road at EA in Witham and had a bit of a strange result (nowhere near 390ft/lb though). The thread's here: http://www.mkivsupra.net/vbb/showthread.php?t=30240&page=1

I agree, the bypasses and motorways are there for a reason! To be f**king used! Around here this scheme will force cars / vans / lorries off of the bypass that was built for them and on to the quiet villiage roads and past the schools! Great idea f**kwits!

Mine switches them off as soon as you turn the ignition off (I think) Definately one of the more useful features, I can't understand why every other car doesn't do it. Why the hell would you want to leave your lights on without the keys in the ignition anyway?

OMFG What an idiot