damientt

Nope. More sh*t and chav.

I just need the plastic trim bit, not the belts.

Dogs ..........LOTS of dogs

I've got a Honda Civic with a start button as standard. Yes, it looks nice, but I really can't see the point. I have to turn the key and then push the button ... so it takes longer to start than just having a key to turn.

I've looked at the pictures a few times and (honestly) tried my best to like it. But I don't. It looks like one of those tarted up Rovers. On the plus side, it is very shiny and probably quite quick.

Have you got this bit?

Didn't you check their reputation before you decided to buy???????

Mine is exactly the same. Nothing to worry about, apparently.

I'm in the process of sourcing leather to get my front seats re-trimmed and it doesn't seem to be too expensive. I've had a couple of quotes of £200 & £250 for the labour. I reckon the whole job will cost roughly £400.

I thought you meant Inja. Where I work offshore can only mean one thing ..... Bangalore.

The invisibility bit sounds a bit far fetched but I've always wanted to keep a squirrel in my back pocket. Having one in a front pocket can be very restrictive. I wonder if he'd split the auction and sell the Wizard's Book of Animal Secrets for a tenner????????

Oh dear.

Try Aeroflot.

FFS. Go and join the Focus owners' forum. Oooh (!!) ... some Astras are really fast too!!! Or how about a Golf?????????? I think you're missing the point of owning/driving a Supra. Get yourself a Burberry cap.

Beside the train station @ 17:30ish .... black with red (??) rims

3 inches of snow here in the last few hours ... and it wasn't forecast to snow!!

Try Frosts for the caliper paint .... I've been told it's good stuff. http://www.frost.co.uk/

Er ... hello ... anyone?????????

Insurance companies will typically pay out for 'hard to disprove' claims such as whiplash, etc. up to a certain amount in an attempt to avoid going to court. Driving into the back of another car is a golden opportunity for shitbags to make a few easy quid. This has been happening in Northern Ireland for years and, from this thread, it looks like the practice has spread to the mainland. I've heard of cars with just the driver in them being shunted and ending up with five personal injury claims against the person in the car behind. Work it out. My attitude is what goes around comes around. Shrug your shoulders and get over it. Look on the bright side, the Supra wasn't damaged, you have insurance, the police seem to be reasonable and your conscience is clear. In this life it doesn't pay to be honest but, if it's any consolation, at least you're much better than thieving, lying pieces of s**t.

1500 ... maybe

Just about to start ironing ...... FFS

To finish on Xmas day I reckon

Hello again

Still going ...........

You're ambidextrous then???????????