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Beanie

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  1. Just came across something on another site that me be of interest here... http://www.motortrader.com/thisIssue/artic...ARTICLEID=20622
  2. A wise man never plays leap-frog with a Unicorn
  3. http://www.bowlingfans.com/news/news07032001.shtml Mr. Smith emphasized that AMF remains committed to long-term growth of its business in the U.S. and its global markets: "Bowling is fundamentally a good business. With almost 54 million Americans bowling at least once last year, it is the largest participatory sport in the U.S. Around the world, we estimate that over 100 million people in 90 countries went bowling last year."
  4. Was reading another forum for the other car and someone posted a link thant I thought might be of interest here.... http://www.superbrightleds.com/1157.htm
  5. I only got six months and zero fine... ....but I guess thats 'cos they didn't include fraud, kidnapping. money laundering and hijacking in the quiz
  6. ... and hang 'em all by their googlies
  7. "...What you're saying is that if I speed, I should pay, say £200, and boy racer in his clapped out death-trap Nova if caught for speeding should pay £20 (figures plucked from air)..." No, that isn't what I meant at all. Of course fines would be subject to a minimum so he wouldn't get a £20 fine 'cos he was unemployed and only 17. He'd get £200 or £2,000 or whatever and/or go to jail for not paying. The idea was that the sliding scale should slide upwards, not downwards to ensure that all criminals feel the pain.
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