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http://www.boreme.com/boreme/funny-2006/kimi-raikkonen-shit-p1.php

If you need help mate give me a ring and I can come up with the laptop and my settings. ;)

is your wireless card installed on your computer? Can you connect to your router? You need a computer to be plugged in via a wire

The guy holding the boom? Do you not know who Martin Brundle is?

I saw a blue one yesterday. any one's on here?

That clip has been on http://www.boreme.com for quite some time. :D

Americans and Romans are the only ones who do/did that

the younger the better. I think about 1996 quite a lot of the electrics changed. The HICAS went to electronic too. I think the ECU went to 32bit also. This means it will be harder to souce electronic parts, and many of the electronic aftermarket products may not work.

Noble, Lotus, Invicta, Morgan, Ariel, Radical, Caterham, Aston Martin, Jaguar, Land Rover, Range Rover, Rolls Royce, Bentley. Granted most of them are not owned by a British person or a British company any more but they all originated in Britain and still are designed and made here. And then there are cars which have a non-British badge but have been designed here and some built here. Vauxhall VXR220, 350Z, MX5. Nissan has a huge design workshop in Sunderland (I think) because they said that British designers are still the best. British cars are not dead, its still there. We actually have dozens of car compaines and car makes, but most or owned by other companies. But does that stop them being British? If so, hope people in London are enjoying your German water. Look at the number of car compaines in Itally, France, Germany and the US. They all have huge compaines, but they dont have the same number of diversity of car manufactures that we still do. Jerremy Clarkson did a program about the best British Sports Car, and in 1st place was the Mazda MX-5. Strange, but he did have a point.

Wider tyers handle worse in the rain. Less pressure on the road. Look at rally cars when they are on wet or ice. very narrow tyres. All I can suggest is get a MAJOR branded performance tyre. I have had a few and found the the Bridgestone S02 and S03 handle the best in the wet.

It is a shame that a small part of British motor industry is coming to an end, but they did probably make the most unreliable cars in the country

Where are you from G. It may help us help you.

If they got your password some how, I would look at possibley having a trojan on your computer. You may have a key logger on your computer.

http://video.google.co.uk/videoplay?docid=-4061498523327993113&q=eve yeah some people take it far to seriously.

you can get fined for going 1mph over the limit. The motorway limit is 70mph not 77, so doing 71 is illegal. However, I think most cases of 1mph over would be kicked out of court, due to differences in speedos. The speed it looks like you are doing can be influenced by the angle you are looking at the speedo, the age of the mechanics, tyre size. So I believe they will prosicute at 10% +2mph.

It took me a while to get the first one in yesterday. Once I got the hang of it I was flying. The last 4 pistons only took 15 mins to do. :D

I was going to say something, but I wasnt 100% sure. Well spotted. BUt the 288 is the best looking ferrari, and nearly 20 years old.

I leave it as long as I do any other car, which is probably about 10 seconds.

LOL they are great

energy???

LCD use less power, they also tend to be higher resolution, and use less power. As Graham said, plasma do have a better contrast ratio, but the better LCD ones are very close to beating that. Plasma screens did have quite a short life span, with the colours and brightness slowly faiding over time. But I think the life span has not increased an awful lot over the past few years, to the extent that you will probably throw the screen away before its time.

It was an optional extra for the later models of 300ZX. I think they where green. :(

Sorry bags of humour with Keyboard Ninja kits only. I could try start a group buy on bags of luck, because you dont seem to be getting much lately. :cry:

That is true, but home users dont tend to send huge amounts of information via wireless. It tends to be internet browsing, emails and games. But if you dont have any protection against direct attacks, once they get your WEP data, the whole of your HDD is quite easy to access. Again true, but most programs now will bombard the router/access point, with requests to force it to send out more packets, speeding up the cracking process. WPA crack needs about 1,000,000 to 2,000,000 packets to crack. I think the bottom line is, you can never have too much protection. Even something simple like, turning off your computer when you are not using it, and even turn off your router at night.