Craig David

You'd get a 300ZX TT for that. Arguably a better car too.

Did the TTs run ok on it?

Any thoughts about LPG converting a NA Supra? Has anyone done it?

I think I have the same one - mine was the cheapest Argos did. Most of the time it's fine but occasionally the sound is a bit poor on the second TV (in the bedroom). Also to change channels on the bedroom set you have to hold the remote in a certain place in the room. Not perfect but worthwhile.

Depends if it was manufactured 1993, then sat unused till 1999 then was first registered in Japan in 1999 or... Was registered and used from 1993 in Japan then shipped to the UK in 1999. If it had an age related plate, you could tell.

I know, I know, you're absolutely right. Taking on a group of criminals is not a good idea. It just seems crazy they can go into residential streets, batter a door down, take stuff and clear off and no-one stops them.

I can't believe they can do that in broad daylight and no-one stops them. Everyone just watches from their windows of their houses! The bike's owner will probably never see it again and he's got a busted garage. I'm not having a go at you for not taking them on - I guess many people wouldn't but it's a sad state of affairs.

Christina Applegate (Kelly Bundy from 'Married with Children') I'd happily set fire to all your Supras for the chance to vvank over her shaddow.

He should burn the soles of her feet with a hot crack pipe.

Baboon

I went from school, then did A-levels and on to uni as it was 'the thing to do'. I wish I hadn't. I should have waited until I knew a degree course I wanted to do or just not bothered at all. I work in the media now (I write for a national magazine). It's very hard work and stressful but quite interesting and crammed with drugs and pros etc. If I was doing things again, I'd probably be a plumber for the cash / lack of stress. Just turn up at someone's house, have a few Stellars at lunch, go through the woman's underwear draw and then charge them exactly the same amount as the price of the jet ski I want to buy at the weekend.

There's a service and you can play them any tune and they name it and offer it as a ringtone if it can be had. I think it's the middle buttons of a mobile ? 2580 I've seen it name some pretty obscure stuff and provide ringtones too. You hold your phone to the speaker and it get it.

Used to listen to dance / house (whatever it's called) music in the early 90s (and take lots of Es too). I feel a bit old for all that shyte now though. Now I listen to country and western - Jonny Cash, David Allen Coe etc. It's awesome but unacceptably racist which isn't good.

Boxsters do hold their value well (here in the Uk anyway). But early cars have a number of known faults which are expensive to fix - two mates have them and have only just found out and maybe they're waiting for big bills - maybe they'll never turn up but it's no fun waiting and they're going to sell their Boxsters (one to buy a VX220 Turbo and the other a 911). But a Supra is unlikely to be a cheap car to run and you don't go into it aiming to get your money back. Maybe you should get a Nissan 300ZX - they made them until 2000 in Japan and it's the connosieur's choice at the end of the day.

Nine Pages!

I'm saving for one.

You'd get a year 2000 300ZX TT maunal for £13K - and spend the rest on mods. Or a 1999 Maserati 3200. Or a 2002 TT soop for £20K.

The enormity of the bosom was entirely justified by the script.

'ow queer!

2055 Now I know I can drive like a lunatic and go on heroin benders in complete safety.

This is my point. There is no natural random - simpy predictable events.

Not convinced my theory is at odd with quantum theory (quantum theory as far as I know in simple terms is = everything / energy form can be divided into simple parts (discreet 'quanta') so light is a stream of particles rather than an electromagnetic wave as classical physics would have us believe). Yes, you can't read the position of an electron without altering it but this is true of all science (re. Lloyd Morgans Cannon - can you watch a monkey and not effect its behaviour? No). But an action leads to a consequence. Everything is goverened by rules which are consistent. I think if chaos theory tells us anything it's this. We can't understand all the rules or every action in the universe but it's all predictable and governed by the laws of physics (which we only understand in part). The universe is like a big test tube - a swirl of chemistry. (don't men to sound arsey - I appreciate the chance to discuss these things - the Mrs is never interested. And I'm no physicist / scientist so I could be well wrong on a number of points.)

I would say... Every time a decision is made, the universe DOES NOT split. There are no real decisions made. Everything in the universe is goverened by scientific principle, which is always predictable. Everything runs from a start point in a completely predictable path and none of us can alter it. Every thought we have was predetermined millions of years ago, just as every other single event has been and will be. Of course it's too complex to actually ever predict or even understand. You'd need a computer as big as the universe itself to model the everything. So it appears we make decisions and there are choices. But there aren't. Every thought you have is just a chemical reaction in your brain. So everything runs from start to finish along a predictable, unalterable line as it's all goverened by scientific principles, which are non-random.

Did one a few years ago Told some racey stories about the groom (like when he jumped out of the first floor window of an African brothel without his trousers or the group's food kitty money). Went down well with the young 'uns but he was livid for over a year and if I did it again I'd miss out the 'adult bits' - keep it clean, tell a few jokes and be sincere and you'll be a hero afterwards.