Craig David

When I find the CD (moved house recently - some stuff still in boxes) I'll run you off a copy bud.

Liked the film, been a big Jonny Cash fan for some time. Wreck of the old 69, Boy Named Sue, Ballad of a Teenage Queen, Big Bad John - plus loads more great soungs.

Very nice bud. http://www.tripadviser.com has reviews on almost every hotel plus loads more. But it you're going in two days I wouldn't bother checking - I'm sure it'll be great. Take plenty of pics of the bikini babes to post up :dance:

Lol - a fair point. But a chimp might only weigh 7 stone but it'd bite Mike Tyson's *****cks off then beat him to death if it wanted, no question.

Where are you going mate?

Very, very tempting. A proper man's bit of kit that. What are the accessoreis that came with it?

:rofl: He knows ;) Oh and welcome aboard Jasewal - loads of useful information avaiable here.

Why is everyone getting their car photographed in front of my house? If it happens again I'll release the dogs. Or the bees. Or the dogs with bees coming out of their mouths.

Anyone done it? Is it any good? I fancy giving it a go. Any advice? I should probably get a lesson or two first I guess.

Animals are generally harder than people on a weight for weight basis. I think a swan's quite possible. Then there's domestic animals which aren't as hard as wild ones - a sheep would probably be quite possible if it didn't run off. Basically as a species we're quite weedy. Something like a chimpanzee would hammer a human despite being much smaller.

Totally true. Very few women look really great without make up etc etc Sophie Anderton on one of those Celebrity Island programmes did look stunning without but she's pretty much a super model. Anyway I'd still shag most women. And I'm under no illusions that I look like Brad Pitt, make up or not. :duffer:

:duffer: :dance:

Like StellaZ's one from the probation service. :tongue:

54mph in a 30 zone will not be looked on lightly. If he gets away with 3 points / £60 he'll be very lucky. 30mph limits are in villages / built up areas where kids might be playing etc so he shouldn't have been driving that fast. There's a time and place for going quick and 30mph limits should be obeyed.

Here's an (old) pic of mine on my ramps (made to the John Dixon measurements) http://www.300zx.co.uk/forums/showthread.php?t=72158&highlight=wooden+ramps

200SX are great but they're a bit popular with the drift lot and the early ones are all rotted away. I'd go for a 2.2 Prelude, preferably a 'Motegi'. Plenty of wel looked after ones out there.

I can organise something in an empty, damp pub car park. I'll show you some moves in me Hillman Imp. ;) £20 a head.

It does sound a bit fishy - I think Neil Morris could be worth keeping an eye on ;)

Letting the air out of three tyres is not quick or quiet though... But three punctures sounds unlikely too.... Could the valves be sticking? Have you ever put a sealant in or anything like that?

Really depends how busy/simple the rest of your car is. If there's a lot going on elsewhere and you've got cool looking brakes I'd go for the five spokes. It the car's got a plainer / simpler look I'd go for the second ones.

Any thoughts? What 'tips of the trade' would you want to know?

32 :tongue: :duffer:

12 cans of anything is fairly respectable no matter what it is. If you're feeling sick think about a nice fatty bacon sandwich, served in a dirty ashtray. :hurl:

A woman, a dog and a wallnut tree, The more you beat them, the better they be. :duffer:

I think less is more with vents. My favourite looking Zeds are the smooth ones. I know vents can be needed for high performance though.