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Thanks Alex. He's a lovely cat and as our move gets closer we are getting more worried about rehoming him:(

Anyone?

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He's partially ginger Rosie, but don't hold that against him as he's a lovely puddy-tat:d Thanks so far everyone..............no takers yet though:search:

http://www.briliant.biz/ Not cheap but a soooo much better than anything else I have used

Cheers fella.

He has free range of a large four bed house with cat flap to a big garden, sadly I don't think he would be suited to a flat after years of free roaming, really sorry. He basically doesn't wander too far but he's in and out at all times of the day and night.

Will be sad to see him go:(

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Free to a loving, caring home, our six year old, neutered male cat Titch. Due to a change in circumstances and an impending move to a house that will be unsuitable for Titch we sadly need to find him a new home. He is a shorthaired male with white and ginger markings, independent in nature and can use a litter tray and/or cat-flap. He has an electronic chip and all his inoculations are up to date. We must stress that he must go to owners who will offer him a long term loving and caring home, this is the only stipulation hence we are asking for no money. We will include a carrying basket, cat basket and bowls etc, photo available. Please, anyone interested must not live on or near a main road, he is not used to traffic. We are located in Yate nr Bristol. Please PM for more details/phone number/pictures.

Saturday doesn't look too bad though:rolleyes: http://www.bbc.co.uk/weather/5day.shtml?id=3456

Yate, Bristol here.

Cheers Chris:thumbs:

I'm not looking at anything in particular, I was just doing some homework as I need some new fronts soon and these "extra load" tyres kept popping up. Having never heard of them before other than for vans etc I started wondering the why's and where-for's of them and if they where ok to use on a Supra, after all it is a heavy car and also the sizes these heavy load tyres seem to be available in suggest sports/gt car usage.

Well, they come in sport sizes ie: 235/40ZR18 so I'm guessing they are for big heavy Audi/BMW saloons etc, but I'm curious if the "extra load" part would exclude or include a Supra.

Extra load tyres, are they suitable for a Supra?

Saw it yesterday after hoping they would get their act together after the dissapointing first AvP, no such luck. The plot is a plodding, tiresome joke as is the totally forgettable cast, most of the Alien/Predator footage is dark and jerky, basically typical low budget horror stuff. The whole thing is little more than a poor teen slasher film with little to recommend it. 20th Century Fox bow your head in shame for squandering two classic film monsters for the sake of a few bums on seats.

Agreed, they have ruined Dr Who, it's sooooo over acted and has been made far too "comfy", where is the menace of old? As soon as they start bringing "guest stars" in it's usually the final nail in the coffin, the only really good episode of the last series was the one with the weeping angels. Torchwood last night was pretty good but as mentioned already, Barrowboy seems to have taken over somewhat. Gay? would never have guessed judging from last night episode:p

I can see why the thought of a winebar horrifies you:rolleyes: Happy Christmas to you both btw.

Winebar "Sorry sir, no Reah's allowed"

Blaze the band were fantastic, just a shame that he has never been more successful, as front men go he gives it his all. Met him a few times and he always has time for fans. Yeah, the Wolfsbane stuff is ripe for a re-master.

Animal: Thanks. Symphony X I have a few things by but not heard Isis so another band to check out. Good gigs there, fell in love with Doro when I saw Warlock:) The first time I saw Hawkwind was in 74 I think and of course Stacia was with them then;) King Crimson were superb, Ah those were the days. I see Wolfesbane are doing some support dates soon, now Blaze Bailey... there is one dedicated metalhead, he was the best period of Iron Maiden imho.

Heh heh, a fair bit more prog I could add but mostly very obscure stuff, you can't beat a good bit of prog;) Yeah, all of the above guitarists bar Petrucci (don't think anyway?) plus Satriani, Blackmore, Trower, Leslie West, Uli Jon Roth etc. Funny you should mention my hearing as I am classed as partially deaf! Think the loudest band I ever saw was Manowar, god they were sooooooooooo loud:blink:.......way louder than Motorhead and that's saying something. Pardon!!

Thousands, but here's a few (!) in no particular order (Sorry can't sleep!) King Crimson 1973 AC/DC as a support band! 75 Blondie " " " " 77 Queen 75 Kate Bush Guns 'n' Roses 86 Motley Crue x2 Skid Row Trapeze The Ruts Sham 69 XTC Angelic Upstarts Elvis Costello Saxon Savoy Brown The Clash 77 Black Sabbath 75 Curved Air 73 Gentle Giant 70's Thin Lizzy Generation X Buzzcocks x2 X Ray Specs Gong 74 Sparks 74 SAHB 73 U2 86 Bush x3 Asia Doctors of Madness x2 Cockney Rebel 76 Camel 76 T.Rex 76, 77 The Adverts Iron Maiden 10cc Bryan Adams Jethro Tull 70's Budgie Be-Bop Deluxe 70's Alice Cooper Hawkwind 74 The Runaways 70's The Cure 80's Spirit ELP Roxy Music 74 (Ticket cost 50p!!) The Mission x5 Can 74 Focus Tangerine Dream 74 Groundhogs x2 Ian Hunter x3 Wings 70's Hanoi Rocks x4 It Bites Judas Priest 70's Japan Elton John 70's Kiss 76 (Destroyer Tour) Pink Floyd x2 (Wish you were here tour) Ozzy Osbourne x2 Pink Fairies 70's Procal Harum 70's Pantera Porcupine Tree (About 9 gigs and counting) Ramones 70's + 80's x3 Slade x3 Soft Machine 70's UFO 70's, 80's etc Uriah Heep 70's Van Der Graaf Generator 70's Venom (Hammersmith Odeon) Riverside 07 Slayer Cradle of Filth x2 Gillan Depeche Mode Specials Glenn Hughes (Lost Count!) Killing Joke x3 Fleetwood Mac Him x3 Greenslade Def Leppard Opeth Rammstein x2 Dream Theater Katatonia Evergrey Motorhead x3 The Cult

Have a good one fella:thumbs: