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Put it in an ISA for when you buy a house...if you don't already own one.

What make of tv is it?

Then have a look.

Right, I've updated the firmware and dropped my newsgroup connections from 30 to 20. Will see how it goes. Thanks to all so far!

My first car was a '56' plate 1.2 back in 2006. I had just turned 20. Cost me £650. I added my mum and dad to the policy. It was with Admiral. Excess was about £450 though.

Lol, woops. I was refering to the OP and the original one. Don't know what the mini one is like. Didn't even know it existed. In fact, I've just clocked how old this is. Just ignore what I said :)

My mates dad has one...and when I say one, I mean has had 6.

Sorry, I probably should have mentioned. This can happen when I'm in the living room, literally sitting next to the router. I have already set a speed limit on newsleacher of 75% of my line speed. Do you think I should reduce connections from 20 to say maybe 15 or 10?

Surely it's far to early to sell that. I mean, I understand that the money from it will fund development, but who is going to spend £3k+ on an 11" TV, no matter what the quality.

How much is declaring all these mods going to cost you?

All. I have a Belkin (I can get the exact model if needed) wireless router at home, and recently (within the past 4 months) it has been giving me some problems. When ever I am downloading something from Giganews, my connection just drops out. I'm pretty sure it's the router that's at fault...

So what's the difference? It's just faster? I just make calls and send texts, so I'm not even sure I will notice any difference. I have a laptop for accessing tinternet.

Ebay. Gumtree.

Could you not set up a second account (GMail or Hotmail), then set a rule on your main account to forward a copy to it?

Eh? I have my Gmail account set up so I can get it in Outlook. But if I log on via tinternet, it's all still there.

It still will go to your outlook. I't doesn't get sent to a PC, but a server. All that will happen is it will download the email but it will be marked as read. Or at least, that's how I always though it worked.

I can see why you would want this for the novelty factor, but I'm pretty sure you still need the key in the ignition. And if you need the key in the ignition, you might as well just turn it.

So what happened to that idea then? Sorry but they look terrible. Paint em black and keep it simple is what you should have done.

Here: http://www.opieoils.co.uk/car-clubs.aspx#numbers

Is there any reason why I should not buy them? Would I be better off buying a set of second hand genuine VAG alloys? Is there any actual difference, apart from a stamp saying they are genuine? Cheers!

I'm sure Land Rover have some carbon offset ballocks to make them appear 'greener'. I had a look at a leaflet in the showroom the other day, read about two lines then realised I didn't care.

This, is surely a piss take?

Front bumper, restyled alloys.

The engine is clatery when stationary, which is one of the only down sides of the VAG TDI's in my opinion. MPG wise, on my journey home (10 miles in stop start traffic) I average at best 35mpg, for that 10 miles. Over a full tank, 47 is my average. I don't think there is any or much of a...

Really like that Passat CC.

I was originally looking for a Golf, but for the same spec as the Jetta I was looking at about £2.5-£3K more, and that was just well out my budget. I suppose you could argue that I would have got that money back when selling the Golf, but I was desperate to get rid of my Clio and was not...

Still love it. Not had any problems. I still find it a bit of a challenge when reverse parking. I either tap whatever is behind me, or leave a giant gap from being over cautious. Parking sensors are a must. Engine had bags of torque and makes pretty light work of fairly steep inclines. The...

That's the smart wiper feature. It's normal.

Quite like it. I'd be having a set of Ultraleggera's on it though.

I'm sure I saw on the VX website a while ago that the starting price was about £15k? I could be wrong. If it is, no thanks.