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Same here dude :(

The little black aerial on the roof is deffo for the GPS

I had a BMW from Friday night at work that I needed to deliver to Bedford for 8am this morning. This is what I woke up to. I set off very slowly and had a couple of scary moments in the rear wheel drive BM. A12, not too bad M1 was not good, was just a couple of tracks in the snow Then it all ground to a halt Lane 3 was thick snow The hard shoulder and lane 1 were also a no go further up The M1 started to clear a bit the further up I got The car looking very dirty when I got there just before 8am Our office then said we had 6 more pick ups and deliveries to do this today, we said we were going home, and we did! Oh a couple of pics of the ST too

My ST has puddle lights built into the bottom of the wing mirrors that come on when you unlock the doors or open one. They are very subtle and work well.

It all went down hill after the great Phil Collins one, what ever they do I dont think they can better that

Did exactly the same, had big circle shaped blisters on me finger :(

Ive been registered with them for a while but I still get jokers calling me

Superb

As Colin said, this deffo needs to be done

It was around £13 to protect mine

Jason, dont get a GS, you will regret it like I did, its a big soft motorway cruiser and handles like a boat on wheels. The Aristo with a few suspension mods to stiffen it up is a different story tho ;)

I have been with Sky for over a year now, not one single problem with it or them, very very happy

For the content of the Torrent, yes. Actually using a torrent client and downloading with it isn't illegal as it is a communications protocol. Quite a few companies use this for distributed filesharing across their wans. The problem is, the average home user isn't going to be doing that with their normal data and will more than likely be using it for music, videos, etc. The assumption is made that these are illegal downloads and not your own or paid for media. Some ISP's are making it part of their terms and conditions and sending out letters based on traffic moving across certain ports on the assumption people were doing this, but it was nothing more. The letters were very cleverly worded. Some people along with this were having their contracts cancelled or bandwidth throttled due to high downloads and commonly used torrent ports open. ISPs generally have no [legal] proof you are downloading copyrighted/protected media. It takes an awful lot of get a court order to monitor someone traffic directly as it covers quite a few separate laws. Sharing a few films every week isn't going to do it. If you are going to use a torrent client, (for legal reasons obviously) use something like utorrent which can pick a random port for you or use one that is used by another protocol. This will prevent the port triggers at the ISPs. You can do a search and see which ISPs allege to monitor their ports. Thanks Geoff

torrents bazza.. Can you get in trouble for downloading torrents? I used to use mininova until I heard of all these people getting letters etc.. I have not down loaded a thing since.

Just ordered a de-cat for the oil burner, should give me about 10bhp and make the turbo rev a lot easier. Then a remap later on in the year.

Thats quite good

ROFPMSL at this thread

Grow up!!! I was there this year and my Lex is long gone, and will prob be back next year too

PMSL, good to see you back on here fella

Agreed

Again

What quality is your scart? Are all of the 16 pins present. And From what distance are you viewing the TV from, these modern LCD/Plasmas need to be viewed from a minimum distance of 6-8 feet. Too close and the picture is crap.

Yeh thats the older model matey, the newer shape is quite a nice looking motor :) Lovin that

Yes they do, I looked into it when going to the ring last year. All models were available. I havnt got any details tho, or remember where I got the number :( Sorry

Happy Birthday big guy