michael

Newton's third law.

Hi, be careful with the caps lock key, the forum doesn't like capital letters, it considers it shouting and changes your post a little. Quite a few folks in the Leeds area - what kind of Supra do you have? Any photos?

Say it isn't true.... please.... I'm not sure I could cope.

You should probably leave the forum.

http://www.mkivsupra.net/vbb/showthread.php?t=142960

Of course it does but it doesn't really matter on a car that does 100 miles every 10 years

And the local gin that comes in platic bottles like paint brush cleaner £1.30 for half a glass and a mixer... http://www.megaboost.co.uk/photos/cyprus-dec2005/IMG_4867.JPG

The main problem I found with Paphos was that every restaurant I went into was excellent and I ran out of meal times I was wondering about that too, being a little bit tired maybe but jetlag seems a little bit OTT

Or base model Lancers dressed up as EVOs

Apparently they got the torch out 3 times in Paris but of course the "flame" was still lit in it's secure little area surrounded by guards etc

This is the big con really - the "torch" doesn't go on the plane, the "flame" does in a lantern so there is no exposed naked flame. They cheat and it's silly, they should just light the one in the statium with the sun and be done with it.

http://torchrelay.beijing2008.cn/en/journey/map/ Apparently the torch (or to be more specific "a guarded flame") travels ~85,000 miles around the world before the games start, it does this using various modes of transport including it's own Air China jet and ~20 vehicles provided in each relay city. There were no torch relays in ancient Games, the Nazis decided it was a good idea in 1936. Seems a bit wrong to be wasting all this energy at a time when "green" is so important to the world don't you think? Further reading: http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/europe/7330949.stm http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/magazine/7327079.stm

I'm proud of you. We all are.

You could always just leave and pick the Supra up?

I put a card on a silver one in Paphos a few years ago but he didn't join up and say hello. Quite a few nice Japanese cars make an appearance as soon as it gets dark.

Welcome to the club / forum.

I'm sure you'll be an asset to the forum*, welcome aboard. *This is a lie, once the attention stops the post count drops.

Phew, temptation removed Unless you are likely to turn up on the doorstep with a big wad of cash of course

Swiss Army ST 4000?

Looks nice enough and if the mechanicals are sound any tired bits on the inside can be replaced easy enough - just make sure the tired bits aren't an indication of it doing more miles than it's actually showing. Welcome aboard.

All that money on the outside and not a penny sorting out the dull interior.

Welcome to the world of films that don't spoon-feed you all the answers and let you do some of the thinking yourself. Refreshing isn't it? Now feed me a stray cat... because cash machines say that don't they?

I did go out in it today but didn't park up anywhere near there and I suspect you'd know my car

MR2 Turbo or a nice newer UK NA - a chap on IMOC is selling one of the last UK's for £3900 I think - NA, black T-Bar on an S plate, 90k. £24,000 car when it was new

LOL There are little flakes of white falling from the sky here but it's not good enough to be called snow.