Craig David

Sorry - just checked the slip - £2.39 not £2.85. I can take a photo of the slip from the post office and post it here if you want. I think the extra charge is to disuade people from doing this sort of thing. Like I said, I'm not bothered about the money. Just glad to hear I wasn't the only one!

I just have a note from the postman saying I have to go to the post office and pay £2.85. It's definitley the callendar as it's addressed to Craig David :rofl:

You got the horn in a scrapyard? ;)

No - it's ace! Job done, double quick.... aaaaand relax!

Quite nice but borderline effete.

I think it was 'down with the kids' and we aren't. I believe she was 'rapping'. :rofl: I'd still do her.

Me too mate. I'm not bothered about a couple of quid - just a surprise. Haven't collected it yet as the PO is shut until Monday.

Happy birthday mate :duffer: :duffer: :duffer:

Oh, now we're talking my launguage! Just prey she doesn't speak!

oops double post - curse my connection.

I like the exhaust - very 'ricer' :bow:

Good to see some proper 'back from the pub' posting from you Nick :bow: Edit - have you got both shoes? :rofl:

LOL - no talk of 'Mums go to Iceland' alowed. :rofl:

.. so she could give people tit w4nks for a ciggy in pub car parks ;)

Very good but I'd like room to fit Kerry McFadden in the boot.

Oh God, my eyes, MY EYES!

No sign of 'Pregnant lesbians sh1tting on dwarves monthly' magazine.

Ferrari - you jammy barsteward! Lend us £10 to mend the shed - I can pay you back when I get a postal order from Australia. :rofl: I once head salt stays on the roads until April or May. Dunno if it's true but motorbikes (which corrode very fast) seem to rot still in March at the very least. Edit A bloke I know stored his Boxster over last winter - it ****ed the cats and cost £1200 to fix.

Definitely the rarest! :tongue:

:ROFL:

I understand Rucksak is pissed off. Who wouldn't be? But I don't think Steve deliberately sold a car he knew had problems.

USualy say "medium to heavy drinking" myself :duffer:

I have an NA and bought it after driving a TT. I just went to the best car I could regardless of spec. The NA is swift but not really fast. A TT running right is quite a bit quicker and much easier to tune. If you want a fast car, the TT's the way forward. I think the worst turbos can do is cost you £1500-£2000 to replace if they go. As for fuel costs, NA are better round town, TT on motorway due to higher overall gearing. Overall the NA is probably a fraction cheaper on fuel but there's probably very little in it. As for leather you can always get a decent interior (4 seats) for about £300 I think if you find a car you really like with fabric seats.

They sold Supra until 2002 and I think TTs came out in the UK in 1999. Anyway, I didn't mean to suggest the Supra or Cupra were bad ideas. I'm sure he'll consider all the suggestions - there's no bad ideas, blue sky thinking and all that! Perhaps we can brainstorm with DeBono's Seven Hats technique next :rofl:

Burn the soles of her feet with a hot crack pipe then lock her in the loft. ;)