Jake
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The use of non-words like "4t" or "ur" are pretty reliable indicators.
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Of course you don't think you're a chav, they never do. Have you ever met anybody who describes them self as a chav?
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Is it though? I've never seen that before. I don't know many chavs in real life.
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It looks orange in the eBay listing, so what was he expecting? 4t? What's that? Is it the retarded way of writing 'thought'? My God.
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Your posts are making my head hurt. Do you read this shit before posting it?
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That's not all that big. I've seen ones at least that big in scrapyards.
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Those black wheels don't look at all good to me. Siennas FTW!
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Which timing?
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Huh? You are a young man. Well, compared to me.
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Gone TTC and now exhaust booms at low revs - how to remedy?
Jake replied to suprattgaz's topic in Supra Chat
TTC does make it sound like that (like crap). Put it back to sequential would be my advice. Why have changed it to TTC anyway? -
These are now sold.
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I also have a set of PE 650cc High Imp, Side Feed injectors for sale.
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Front arm rest? Is it a Saloon? Coupe? Convertible? Estate? Manual? Auto?
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I've got spoiler ECU and switch for sale if you want.
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NEW SIG!!! z
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exma? What's that?
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Do you mean for routered 'hockey stick' 90 degree corner joints? There's a bit more to it than measuring twice. It's very easy to fook up a very expensive 3+Mtr worktop if you've not done it before.
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The Int Fridge and Freezer are built-in (tall housing) or built-under (just between two units)? What do you mean by 'oven plinth'? Like a built-under oven housing? (Worktop over the oven with a hob cut into the worktop)
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OK then. As a rule of thumb we used to estimate £50 per unit for installation. That would cover the fitting of worktop/plinth/cornice/pelmet/end panels/etc. Just to give a realisitc 'ballpark' figure, like.
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Depends how handy you are and who you know. You'll need an electrician/plumber/gas fitter unless you're unusually competent. I've fitted several kitchens for friends/family. None were what I'd call professional standard though. Be careful. Even "getting a Pro in" is fraught with potential problems and often the kind of guys that fit DIY kitchens are little more than chancers (like me). Don't rush starting it. Plan well ahead and do your homework properly. It can easily turn into an expensive mistake.
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No need to bin them, those manuals are probably as good as any others you're likely to get. Yes, that would be correct. None of those part are standard equipment; hence the manuals Sorry to hear that mate. http://www.literacytrust.org.uk/Database/Writing/resources.html#adults
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theres a long list of silly acronyms on this site i've seen that get made up everyday Like what? You just made that up today, right?
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NO. WAI! When did this start happening?
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lol my old man is not into cars why do you think he gave me the supra, he is not buying anything yet as he wants to buy another business and has his eyes on an aston martin in the future:) How was Harry when you paid him? It was you that paid him, right? Must be nice having a 911 registered in your own name at your age.
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Like what?
