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I would try to avoid that, it might go for you/the sh*t just like a honey badger would go for your bol-.

Likewise, I saw the abuse and wanted to be nice, but frankly from Tang's responses I wonder whether it is a wind up. And why have such a sh*t car for a pic? If he's seriously, then Tang may be interested to know that I'm doing a special on Strawberry flavoured windows. Buy 4 get a crash helmet. Supposedly being a scot, I can even provide him with the Tartan paint.

Bah, well don't let this lot put you off, their bark is worse than their bite. But think before you type otherwise I think you might be regularly associated with crash helmets and strawberry flavoured windows, Mr Tang. Made me laugh, anyway.

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The best car I've ever had has also been the worst. I love my Soop but it never was in the best of health from day one. So it is the best car I've ever had - it's a completely different experience, even down to how other people react to you, but it's also been the most unreliable and fragile car I've had. I've only had two other cars. An old 13 year Corsa, a 10 year BMW 3.18Ti and I also enjoyed a Honda Rebel 125cc at 17 Funnily enough - the Soop (or as friends/family call it - the Batmobile ) is the first car I've had where I've not had a ./facepalm numberplate. Rebel was: JNK Corsa was: CRP BMW was: HMO

Deep dish everytime baby!

If I can add my two pence, one of things I'd check is the HDMI cable. One of the benefits that the elite had (at least 2-3 years ago when I got an elite) over it's little brothers was that it came with an HDMI cable which made the gameplay that little bit more fun. Although when I was having a similar discussion with a mate, he believed the other versions now come with an HDMI cable. If they do come with an HDMI cable now and if you're not going to use all that space. I would recommend one of the cheaper non-elite packages. As i say, I've had mine for ages and I think I've got about 80g of space left. Most of my space is kept for videos, a bit of music and add ons. Anyway, that's my thought.

You could always join World of Warcraft

Right off to a graveyard then... **Supra infront of Jesus**

I do love a good Zombie smash, I think my highest is mid-20s. I'll listen, I know the varying tactics and glitches, so feel free to give me a tap if you fancy a blast. SuperDan Dare

I know what you mean, was sack about 5 months ago. Got this job a month ago, but I tell you what the type of people you see in the job centre has changed dramatically. When I came out of university in 2004, I signed on to grab back some tax money while I looked for a job. I wouldn't say I dressed up each time, but I was smartly dressed. It did mean that the staff I spoke to treated me at least like a human. However, everyone else was so SCUMMY - I mean really, really REALLY scummy. Now, however, there is a huge difference. People from all works of life, I mean the scum are still there, but they are now the minority. I was originally signing on to a job centre in High Wycombe which was massively out of the way and every staffer there was arogant tw*t, or a spotty arogant tw*t. I moved to a different job centre and dealt with a guy who was actually half way decent. Put me on a few courses, suggested some good alternative career paths (looked into becoming a lecky/teacher) but lucky I found the good job I'm in at the moment. I would say "Hang in there. Know that you've got right attitude and you're nothing like the blood sucking scum that call going-to-the-job centre a job."

"Big question is; horde of ally.. " Well, I'm clearly Alliance, because I'm not an emo fag. Plus horde get slapped arround on our server.

Stormrage - have been a WoW geek for 4 years. Recently been playing more since, they stopped the Rust glitch on MW2. I would never have guessed that so many people on the forums played WoW.

Well, I'm always a fan of taking the boys/missus to Laserquest. It's indoors, it's affordable and it's the only time where you can legitimately take pleasure in shooting children.

Donated.

Where abouts was this? Looked like a sweet spot.

Has teh guy got a fear of flying or something? Some legitimate reason for not going? It surely can't be a case of cronic "bah-humbug?" I don't get it! No pranks! He's got the brides blessing (usually hard to get, in my experience) and with a large group of mates. A moment to remember for a lifetime! Must be somehting deeper.

Best of luck, speaking as someone who was unemployed for 4 months until recently, I wish you best of luck. Break their leg.

the same thing I've got from my uncle for the past five years. I know what I've got before I open it. One of those deodarant/shower gel packs (usually a chav brand like Puma - clearly from boots) and a pair of socks, with some cheesy logo, image or slogan like "mad for it."

It makes me cringe, but I can completely agree with what my father says. He sez to me "Dan, there are simply nothing but shite bands these days - no one has had the stage presence and global impact that the Beatles and the bands of their age, has had." Well, the Beatles definately left their mark but not my cup of tea. Nonetheless, I can see where he's coming from and when challenged to name one damn good singer/guitarist or band, the older generation are like "Who? Nah, rubbish they can't compare to X." I struggle to find a band that really bitch slaps me with their amazingness. Don't get me wrong, I am quite keen on Bush and Disturbed, off the top of my head, but the other thing I find is all the bands really lack stage quality. I've been to so many gigs of major bands (and I hate to admit it, a few boybands - girlfriends made me - otherwise no sex!) where the quality of the performance sounds like something from a karaoke cafe. And to completely flip it, I've had a better time in front of tribute bands than some well known acts. I think part of the problem, as identified by Animal is so many groups would prefer to compartmentalise themselves in a sub-group of metal and be a big fish in a small pond than go up against the true gods of metal. Anyway, that's my two pence.

I know the website. Each bid costs approximately a £1 but you can get free bids every time you log on, or when you invite friends, etc. It does require you to be hugely disaplined and dedicate several hours to it. I've not won anything, but that's because I've not got the number of bids you'd need to stand a chance. They've had some really good high value items on there, like Mini's for example, going for £150 or so. Its actually remarkably clever. Think about it. If the site is getting £1 for every bid cast, although the winning bidder is getting a fantastic top of the line laptop (for example) for £30, the bidding process would have earning the website about £3,000 minus whatever the laptop actually cost. As mentioned, it does require someone to be sitting at their desk and constantly bidding on it and paying for the bids in the first place, but if you pick the right item and commit to that item, you could be laughing, in theory.

Pah! Don't make me laugh! Why have snow mode when you can have flight mode! Silence Ground Walkers!

After reading that, my eyes have just started bleeding. I need eye tampons or something.