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Most of the wealthiest people I know are self-employed. What do you define as "wealthy" anyhow?

I'd be interested in this one - I've not come up against a Supra in my MkII yet. Must admit the weight of the Aristo makes it feel sluggish compared to how my Supra used to feel, but that might just be the smoother ride.

Is that Microsoft's backhand money, again, perchance?

Have you tried over on clubaristo.net. Dave at prolex-uk is a good UK source for MkII bits and bobs.

Saturday afternoon, dropping someone off. Guess the roof must be broken, 'cos it was a bit cold for having it open, no?

In all honesty, it doesn't sound like a TT Supra is for you quite yet. An N/A maybe? tooquicktostop is about spot on with the £70/week fuel and £1500/year servicing/tyres I would say. .....but..... you're not going to get a decent manual TT for £6.5k just yet, I'm afraid. People here will tell you that the auto Supra is really good (and they're not wrong) but if you feel as strongly about the manual as you sound, then you're not going to be happy with an auto anyway. Please don't buy a manual for £6.5k just yet - you'd need to be extremely lucky to find a decent one at that price. My advice would be to try an N/A first if that is an option for you, also an auto TT if you can, but if these really don't work for you (as I suspect they won't) give it another 12 months before you look at manual TTs and see where your budget is then.

errrr.... no. Honest. No - I really haven't. PS. 22. Saturday Night Slam Masters

26. Where Time Stood Still Hurrah!

29. Berzerk 30. Chuck Norris Superkicks (surprised none of you recognised him!) 26 is really annoying me, 'cos I used to have it on the Spectrum! It's called the Lost Valley or The Land That Time Forgot or something like that - there was dinosaurs in it!

Who is the claim against? Whos fault was the accident?

Crikey - the Leapale Lane car park IS nasty - the ramps between floors are pretty steep, so it's easy to bottom out at the top of them - I never took my soop in that one!

You can adjust the proximity sensor sensitivity using the valet switch, but it only explains it in the installers guide, not the user's guide. Haven't got it with me here, but if you're still after the instructions in a couple of days, drop me a PM and I'll send them on.

I like to get my glans near tonsils as often as possible.

....ooo - also just got tickets for The Breeders at Koko in April! :D

Top notch, wasn't it!

EMF tonight! Also - next March - Inspiral Carpets!

Sorry to hear this, Peter - I only really just started into the world of golf a few years ago myself, and haven't played at all this year or last with the rugrat now filling up my spare time. However, I am planning to have a go again next year, but need a new set of irons. Would you be willing to split your kit for sale? If so, what Mizuno clubs are they (as a lowly beginner, I really can't cope with blades yet )?

There WAS a Supra on Hollyoaks a couple months back...... but it was a MkIII

Definitely Bosch. Our Whirlpool gave up earlier this year and I asked the same question to work mates, on the internet, to a couple of plumbers I knew. Every single one of them recommended Bosch. Couldn't believe it. We bought a Bosch and it's all good - early days at the moment for it of course.

Why the F**K would you even "imagine" that ?!?!?!

Did someone say mustacheod girls?! Where?

Interesting..... That's another argument for the auto boys, then. Insurance is slightly cheaper. Why? Because the auto is either cheaper to repair or must be crashed less often.... Especially interesting as there's probably more autos on the road, no? Maybe they're a LOT safer....?

Is this where I make a comment about chimps then? Or maybe pigs? Yeah - unfortunately, I would agree that there are insufficient people worthy to act as "trustable" authority these days. However - that doesn't make it an unworkable solution, it just increases the nmber of injustices that occur, which isn't necessarily worse than the alternative.....

Errrr - isn't that what we have always had? The authorities never really had to "prove" anything as long as they all corroborate the same description of events. Surely the whole point is that we need to have an authority structure that IS trusted?

I doubt this is something which requires photographic evidence to prove guilt. As such, at best it will come down to your mate saying it wasn't obstructing, and the people who reported it, and the guys who towed it saying that it was. Who do you think the decision would go with? Edit: Personally, I don't believe that law enforcement should require photographic evidence to be honest - otherwise you end up that the police can't do anything without filming it to prove that they followed all the rules and regs to the letter. If they fail to do so, the b*stard lawyers will hang them out to dry in court and yet more criminals will be walking away free. That's if the police even bother to try enforcing the law in that situation. The country is already in the sh*t because we're halfway down this road already.... Unfortunately, the alternative is that the authorities have to be taken on trust, which means the odd injustice (like your mate claims) will get through... Can't have it both ways, I'm afraid