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the first one is optimistically priced to say the least

thanks for the tip

i spent 3 hours cleaning my 1.2 yesterday and still isn't finished!! i have never spent that long cleaning it before but i hadd gotten fed up with the swirls mainly on the bonnet so decided to have a go at polishing them out my hand and my right hand is still numb today from doing it. 1. i...

tried a different router??

i think it is a windows issue, does the destination have enough disk space available?

Can we clarify if this is still going ahead decide on the day and sort a list out please i will start the list, put prefered day in brackets. 1.Sbridgey(saturday please)

expecting to sell a car on ebay because the main picture has girls on the bonnet, one of them isn't small either http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/renault-clio-sport-172-not-rs-turbo-gti-gte-xr2-xr3i-/200610438158?pt=Automobiles_UK&hash=item2eb5505c0e

on the single carriageway section in a fair bit of traffic

may aswell get a 1TB hard drive pretty cheap at £37 http://www.scan.co.uk/products/1tb-seagate-st1000dl002-barracuda-green-sata-3gb-s-5900rpm-32mb-cache-12ms-ncq

insurers may ask for proof so you have what your previous insurer will provide you proof of.

it is because currys staff are trained to sell them using the tequnique of "you are buying a expensve tv/hometheater setup why compromise and use a cheap cable", this is what i was told to do when i worked at currys.

Hopefully i can make it, not sure if i am working though

mine is currently doing 32 mpg but that is my fault would normally get 40+ mpg on a sensible long run, probably the lambda needs replacing quite common i think with 1.2's

as much as currys tried to make me believe it would, it doesn't/shouldn't because the signals are digital either a 1 or a 0 meaning as long as the signals are getting to the end device the cable should make no difference. Newer cables do support technologies such as 3d and ethernet if you need...

Yes, mee too, cheap/free and simple to setup If that was to become a problem you could use Windows Live Skydrive or Google docs, you can just download the file edit it then upload it or if it is a word document it can be edited on the web without downloading. This is another Free simple...

my pioneer just has a small box plugged in behind the headunit which enables all of the controls on the stalk, got it from MTaudio.

that sounds like a good way of doing it in certain applications, i bet the kit is expensive though and digging a fibre trench may end up being cheaper or similarly priced plus more reliable

I accept that, but where would the comma go. This forum is turning into a GCSE English refresher. Lol.

please point out my poor grammar and literacy then i will accept it i did not sense any irony or sarcasm in your previous posts

seriously what is your problem, you are comparing two completely different cases

i think he just missed a word out, easily done

would definelty call renault, but what can they do?

multiple articles from different sources help to prove that i am correct, not 100% proven but close enough

google tv google are putting fibre in in the US google voice US only at the moment

Here are three links that prove laberridge to be correct, they all state that tft panels were first invented during the 1960's. http://www.pcfsz.com/en/html/news.asp?a_id=293 http://www.plasma.com/classroom/what_is_tft_lcd.htm http://www.cadence.com/rl/Resources/white_papers/icu_tft_wp.pdf...

was just about to post this. lol

near the roundabout in centre of studley about 1610 hours

Just a minute ago in town centre ish Sent from my HTC Desire using Tapatalk

bought my mum a sony ericson from carphone warehouse on o2 pay&go popped her old tesco sim in and was fine, also bought a HTC smart(for mother again) from the o2 shop and a tesco sim works in that

looks like a good meet, not sure about harry's bonnet tho