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I did lol @ how Gally changed his opinion when his fellow cleaner appeared.
I love them. Not in that colour. Not sure what combo I'd have. However, I have a very long time to decide on that.
1) Old cars break
2) Old cars break
3) Should have done a bit of research
Just get it fixed if it's an otherwise good car. Whatever else you buy could be much much worse.
Nope. Too old now. Look good from some angles, from others they make the Titanic look mint.
Even at £500, with your track record of boredom, I wouldn't bother. Add insurance, tax and maintenance, you're better off just using the 200.
The 50mm f1.8 is one of the best lenses you can buy for the price really.
I'd go with that. Nothing wrong with Sigma glass but you really don't need f1.4
Fair play to K-Tec TBH.
Years and years and years ago, before some of you were even born, there was another tuning company that produced fairytale numbers. They refused to back it up. People offered to pay their petrol, time, expenses and for the rolling road to get it tested elsewhere. But...
Glad you're okay and not badly injured.
But regardless of the driver being 'a bit of a w**ker' you should have left enough room to stop.
How bad was the car you hit? If it's not bad, pay for their damage and fix yours. You'll only need light/bonnet/wing. Will be far cheaper than going through...
If I had a big commute, I'd probably do the same.
But I'd go from 2 tanks a month in the 172, to 1 tank in some slow, boggo spec, can't over take or have any fun in it, Polo.
Not worth the fun/speed loss.
Yup. Once you had faster, going back is horrible. Same applies to anything. I thought my 1.2 Clio first car was fine. Then I had to drive it again having driven faster cars and hated it.
I remember the days of 4 kbs download speeds. Taking 20mins to get a song. Then realising it was something...
You need to speak to your insurance company.
Some say it's just an admin fee, some want thousands, some refuse.
But you're young so it's going to cost you a lot if they do allow it. Think £500 more.
Buy new if that's what you're happy with.
To start with, your pictures are going to look crap. You need to learn the camera, the settings, what changing the ISO/shutter/aperture does, how to set up a shot, when/how to use the flash and loads of other things.
It doesn't matter if you have the...
We used to get a trade magazine called MCV delivered to work and all the indie shops would do it all the time and openly admit it in there.
The trade price they were given due to their low volumes was more expensive than Tesco etc would retail it at. So they'd order none, go to Tesco on launch...