cheekyfutch

Yeah, I've got one of those things. I think they've brought out another game for the Eyetoy which is dance related. Personally, I prefer the dancing games using the mats. Even better to get rid of the Xmas excess! In fact, I've even figured out a way of connecting my PS2 dancing mats to my PC so that I can use them with this great free program: Stepmania Not everyone's cup of tea but if you've got kids who love those dancing games and a PC, then you'll save loads of money checking out the link above!

Which reminds me... I've kinda been a naughty boy and have left my 90k service a tad too long. It's now 94k.

P4 3.06Ghz with 533FSB Mobo. 2Gb PC2100 RAM, 128mb ATi Radeon 9700 Pro, 2x256GB HDs, DVD Rewriter, 19" TFT Flatscreen and THX 5.1 speaker system.

Congrats mate!

I have the Sony DSC-V1 which is reasonably small and suits my needs. It's 5 megapixel with 4x optical zoom. Cost me £475 originally but you could probably find it cheaper now.

Around £100k?! Ouch... way outta my price range! Still, would be lovely to test drive once it's available. I'll have to put on a suit and look important... B)

It's actually quite amazing that a jet wash could do that!

I wonder how much it'll eventually cost? I'll start saving now shall I? :D

I like a large plain grill myself - still on standard 'ugly' one though. Have to wait until after Xmas...

Nah, you're ok mate. Yours is black and doesn't go all the way round! :D I'm still wondering what the rhino idea is all about. Surely a rhino on the image would make people immediately think of Suzuki? I agree with Matthew and yourself though - what is 'JAPSAI'?

If you do, make sure it's understated or at least make it so that you can remove it easily depending on mood. :D

I... want.... one. :P

Looks bloody gorgeous, that's for sure! :D

Er... thought I might add this in - don't make up a Japanese flag with the red 'rays' coming out of it as this can be construed as an insult to Japanese people. It would be on par with putting a swastika on your bonnet!

I didn't realise K.I.T.T. was in the UK now... :D

But surely we all know what a 'Jap's eye' is though... :D What's the rhino for again?

I sent a dildo annonymously to my ex boss with the message 'Go :tsktsk: yourself!' on the Xmas card with everyone in the office signing it! :D

Oh dear... I've just been told by my bro that Toyota in Hendon, Northway Tyres in Colindale and Kwik Fit won't touch my damaged locking wheel nut as they 'aren't insured in case anything goes wrong with the removal of it'. I assume they didn't want to drill it out because of the brake pads and discs but at the moment, I'm left with a car that can do a max of 40mph. Does anyone know someone reputable within the M25 area who'd be able to remove the nut, preferably today or between Xmas and New Years?

That's what was used on my puncture - I was advised that the maximun I could travel was 40mph over a total distance of 280 miles. Needless to say, it took me a while to get home from Brighton to NW London on Sunday night...

I was gonna just keep the half circle at the top with a white mount Fuji in the top circle... but then realised that it look shat. :D

A quickie tryout!

I've actually noticed that my gearbox shakes a bit when I drive. Normally its the leather rubbing against the shaft itself (now now boys!) but now you mention your problem, I wonder if I should get it checked out? With regards to your problem - you should stick to your guns and change your insurance provider at the earliest opportunity!

Just returned back to my car this evening to find the rear driver side tyre flat. Fair enough, take off the flat wheel and bolt on the spare. Everything was going according to plan until I found out that the locking wheel nut itself didn't want to come off! After much straining, it moved ever so slightly - but after taking off the wheel nut adapter it looked as though the slight give was because one of the holes gave away slightly so now the locking wheel nut itself is damaged which looks like a whole replacement set is due. RAC man couldn't get it off either but he managed to remove a 2 and a half inch nail from the tyre and plug it up temporarily using his resin stuff. Only took 15 mins to arrive as well! Has anybody else had problems with the standard wheel nuts 'giving way' when too much force is applied to them?

Merry Xmas all you fellow LOCers!

I wonder what they'll do to him now that they have caught him?