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Hahaha my maine coon cat (moonpig) loves little dogs like this.. Some pics from 3 years ago next to an argos catalog He's pretty big now, almost the same size as next doors king charles spaniel. Its only big big dogs he runs away from, oh and toilets when you flush them.. He hates them.

Congrats! Footman James are one of the cheapest, along with Lynbrook. Everyone gets quotes around the £200-500 but you have to pay more for agreed value. You don't have to pay anywhere near as much as what Sky Insurance are charging, agreed value or not.

I have mine on classic for less than £300 per year. Someone on here got the lowest quote i think it was raven, of £192 3 mods max usually. Milage is agreed and usually less than 5000 miles

Doubt it.

Why so angry? Its only an opinion. It just looks cheap and tacky.. And its not worth the plod hassle..

I prefer rear and rear quarter tints and front windows clear. Driver/Passenger windows tinted looks quite chavvy/drugdealerwannabeish.

Stock markets scare me, too much uncertainty. I couldn't imagine giving money away on the hope of getting more! I made/still make money from no investment, other than my time. Okay so its not mega money, and i do it in my spare time, and there are no physical goods involved.. So basically my niche is bands, rock bands really. I wrote a program that harvests data from facebook, the band name, the amount of likes they have and if the have an email address, if they do, it saves them to a database, likes there page and randomly opens another band on the links below 'other bands you may like' etc and carries on. I run it once a month and collect 2000 database entries. Then I have a simcard dongle that i use, and again another program that emails the bands a covering letter all nice and polite just like a newsletter including a link to my website that sells facebook likes. I use a dongle because of the dynamic ip and spam blocking etc, but also give the bands an unsubscribe link as per rules. They add them to the shopping cart and purchase them entering the relevant details, the money goes to my paypal and I get an email which auto orders the likes from a user on fiverr.com who invoices me monthly. 1000 likes costs me $5 and i sell for £40, most people order 1000, but they always come back for more, my highest order was for 500,000 likes. I get about £700-£1200 per month from that. It needs little or no effort from me, and after the gruelling process of coding i can now reap rewards. I wish it was fully automated. I have done it for the past 9 months and its funded some amazing stuff. Sometimes bands will tell their families about it, and i have even had tattooists/studios even travel companies buy them.. There are always haters, and people that say its illegal etc, it isn't - its just means facebook think i'm a bad man. If they send me a c&d then ill stop Until then, I reap from my invested time.

I have a set of 17inch bbs staggered RZ wheels in the garage, one of the fronts is goosed, and i'm waiting on finding a replacement one on ebay.. I like 'em.

I'm on the bike mostly, so ill probably only drive it when it snows, but only if its deep enough.

Im still up for it.. They have always been pretty good in the past!

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Friday after work or sunday for me

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I got mine from DVLA website - very quick and I was pretty confident and I never worried once. - its the only place id buy from tbh.

It works fine Get a bigger tank than I have though No idea personally, i bought it like that

Oh grim, good luck!

Whats up with the supra dude?

I ordered a polyurethane lip from the US brand new on my own, one item; cost me £140 to my door.

Just refreshed the page and it was there!

I'm up for this.

I prefer a dash mount, its always there, I know when my tyres are warm, and I'll always see it, so when I get a puncture, I know ASAP. Battery was low on my phone, Phone left at home, left it in gym bag in the boot, distraction to use, using phone whilst driving 3 points, killing other road users. Too many downsides

Yes, i use band types, they are best.

Colder weather makes the pressure go down too don't forget

http://www.mobiletron.com.tw/b_eng_products_view.asp?FkindNo=F000004&SkindNo=S000030&Pd_Id=3580 FYI

Where are you checking them, have you factored in that you may be reading them incorrectly? I.e. You drive to the garage and put 32psi in, you drive home and park your car, and you check it the next day - and its only got 30psi. Your tyres arent going down, they have just cooled down from the drive - also, id expect them to be less than just a 2psi loss, due to the weather being colder. I run a TPMS on my motorbike, which is wonderful by the way. It tells me what pressure AND temperature my tyres are at, I can go from having 30psi on a cold morning right up to 38psi if im hammering the motorway. If i check my tyres incorrectly, can you imagine the confusion id have? Mobletron is the TPMS I use, avaliable for cars too, comes in at £99.00inc vat for a motorbike, slightly more for a car - very accurate and updates every 5 seconds or so. Useful for punctures too, I can be hurtling down the motorway, collect a puncture and not know until im dead. Now I can pull over, as it flashes to warn you.