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Thought so. LOL

Audrey.......

Ok, no lap dancing, but lets all go to Amsterdam and watch live sex shows. :rofl: Deffinately not Brean leisure park. Erm.............Wookey Hole Caves?

Jenna Jameson's toosh.

What thread?

C'mon then, how much did it stretch the wallet? Looks very nice...

Not made my mind up about the scarab type front bumpers, purely because they don't match the rest of the car, ie, no swage lines, deeper and wider than the car. With the right body mods to the rest of the car, they can look very good. Deffinately black mesh, silver mesh generally is not nice. I prefer a world without mesh though. lol

Cheers. Really is impressive, the finish you can get from polishing alloy.

Yup, sorry, items in question are polished. Just wasn't sure if there was an anodising that would create a highly reflective surface.

Basically you need to do some research into various coastal regions. Where ideally would you like to launch the boat from? You could first off start out on a fresh water lake as opposed going straight to sea. If you've never done anything like this before, it might be wise to do as basic sea survival course. All nautical colleges will offer this. I've worked at sea and work with ships now, shorebased, so feel free to post some questions and I'll try and answer them. I don't know anything about the fishing industry though, but can get hold of most types of marines information. You're best off also getting some of the admiralty publications. Mariners Handbook is the best to be starting off with. Gives you a brief insight into shapes and signals (aka lights and bouyage), weather patterns, basic seamanship and chart reading/plotting (Navigation). You really need to familiarise yourself with these articles before getting behind the helm of the above. But again, how much knowledge you require will be dependant on where you want to end up and the size of vessel. But basic navigational skills are a must and this will encapsulate basic rules of the sea (collregs).

Is your stuff all polished or is any of it chromed?

I bought that film yesterday...'Ronin'. Bloody ace film is that. Dunno why, but I think Jean Reno is a legend. His role in Leon was amazing. It's just his way with things I think.

Not spelling, correct WORD! :rofl: ;) PS, do you like my Fiesta?

Random thread of the year!! :rofl:

I'll have to get some of these then. Some of them, I've not even heard before.

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Wicked hairdyers...lol ;)

http://www.300zx.co.uk/forums/showthread.php?t=68804 ;) t'was a little joke... :)

BOUGHT!!!!!!!!!! WHY ARE PEOPLE STILL GETTING CONFUSED WITH BASIC ENGLISH!! ;) BTW, well done Gazza!!! :D

Dude i just get a message saying "the user is currently too gay to recieve any private messages, An email will be sent to the user notifying them of this" PS, no need to empty your PMs, im not trying to send you one Cheers

Trying to establish whether the new rims I've just got have clear anodised rims or polished rims. Is there a way of telling? Ta

Also try http://www.juswheels.co.uk

I have a V3 Razor black. Nokias bore me to death although generally are very good and pretty robust. Have one as a works mobile. Nice to have something a little different. But generally, I hate mobile phones and don't care if it can do everything apart from make me a smoked kipper. Calls and texts is all I need and for it to be a reasonable size with a clear screen and easy to use functions. Must say though, the V3 I have doesn't have the best battery life, there are a few gremlins when charging and sometimes have to turn off and turn on for the battery to be able to indicate properly and the little plastic gromit that holds the two sections together keeps falling out.

ops....maybe I fell for that one............... :rofl:

Personally, I think will be the cause of accidents. Everyone is going to be so struck on looking at their speedo gauge trying to keep dead on or below 60, that they’re not going to be looking at the road.