Bioshock is indeed very good, as are the COD series. Batman: Arkham Asylum is good. GOW2 is much more fun than the 1st. Avoid HALO:ODST, it's very linear and rather dull.
I never got 'into' Fallout3, it had no immediate grab factor.

http://www.shavers.co.uk

In my experience, foil tends to give a less irritating (and closer) cut.

If god had wanted us to be vegetarian, then he would have never made animals out of meat.

Fact.

😉

Gone from a Mach 3 to a Fusion, then to an electric Philishave one.
Went back to the Mach 3, and now to a Parker safety razor.
Difference is amazing. Took a while to adjust shaving technique to using one, but well worth it. No more redness, shaving rash etc etc.

http://www.shaving-shack.com/

atoatk?

I'm assuming due to colour blindness? Have you tried any of the new style 3D films?

No, my colour vision is bang on, but I suffer from something along the lines of amblyopia strabismus.
My left eye looks bang ahead, but my right looks inward ever so slightly (you'd never notice it to look at then), so they don't focus on the same thing. Due to that, the brain kinda rejects most things the right eye see's, which leaves me seeing as if I only had the one eye, no stereopsis.

It's a proper bastid when hurtling through twisty singletrack! 😆

Very good film, although I could only watch the 2D version as the 3D ones don't work for me. 🙁

Rhubarb?

Random tat.

Bone dry, dusty and hard as nails out in the lowlands of Epping.

Nochex?

Home

Is that the Marsh / Guy Carp building?

anyone remember ultra vivid scene?

Hell yes!
Mercy Seat

And at the other extreme Einsturzende Neubaten – Die Interimsliebenden.
Pure industrial class!

Oh, and this one used to piss off many a Nirvana fan, who'd get up to dance then sit down again 😆
Credit to the Nation – Call it what you want

Jane's Addiction anyone?

Therapy? – Teethgrinder

That Petrol Emotion – Hey Venus

Whale – Hobo Humpin' Slobo Babe

Beastie Boys – Sabotage

Check out our little forum (although it's down right now for a server move):

http://www.eppingmtb.co.uk

Predominantly Epping singletrack rides, but all other styles & paces catered for!
Some do alps trips, Wales, UKBP, night rides, Danbury, road rides…etc etc.

Flying Christopher Walken:

And the running spirals:

The Fluidride DVD is very good too:

http://www.chainreactioncycles.com/Models.aspx?ModelID=27772

Does she have a colour preference?
From girly peachy colours a Haro X3 would be good:

to more sedate offerings like the WTP Arcade:

Did you have a budget in mind?

London Skyride for me.

Shop around for AC regassing, easily done cheaper than dealer prices.
Discs & pads easy to do yourself, calipers fairly straight forward too.
Chipsaway for dent / scratches.

Allergic rhinitis / post nasal drip.
I have it, and regularly used to get sore throats from it.
Doctor reccomended 'nasal irrigation' using something called a Netti pot.
Basically involves washing out your sinuses using mild salt water every now and again, with something akin to a little watering can shoved up your hooter.
Sorted my nose / throat problems out a treat!
Before using it, I could barely breathe through my nose.

Vibram Five's are the closest you will get to 'barefoot shoes'.

http://www.vibramfivefingers.com

Thanks all, fatmutha, email sent.

Poorly photoshopped too, they must have used MS Paint! 😆

No, you can't retro-fit ISCG tabs afaik.
Look at Parks Hammer-thingy installation guide & you'll see how it fits:

http://www.parktool.com/repair/readhowto.asp?id=164

Although very deep pockets would probably get round the problem eventually! 😀

Special meat…for local people….

Uses the older suspension platform, is a little more flexy in the rear than the higher spec fuels, and lacks the active braking pivot.
But still a good ride for the money & a perfectly good entry to the full-sus world! Still one of the better new bikes for that budget, along with a Spesh Pitch Comp.
Although, i'd be seriously considering one of the Boardman F/S bikes at that money. What you get for your money is simply leagues ahead of anything else in that bracket.

I've got one too, it's great fun!!
Having a SS Inbred & GT Chavalanche (the Kinesis one) in the stable already, I wanted something that would give me more comfort on rides.
I tested a Spesh Pitch, Lapierre Spicy, a Meta 5, GT Force, and discounted a few others, but the Trek was the only one that felt 'right' as soon as I pedalled off.

Stock tyres are woeful on anything but hardpack though.

Musicmatch?

Marmite – Member
Classic little list there, you don't have the m4r files you can share do you?

Ah, no. I have them as MP3, i'll see if I can convert them though.

I have a few retro Indie classics that I rotate:

Jesus Jones – Move Mountains
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8ce-bEYI4Og

Neds – Kill Your Remix
http://www.last.fm/music/Ned%27s+Atomic+Dustbin/_/Kill+Your+Remix

PWEI – Def Con One:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LNh6v6-fpuI
Bulletproof:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lOrKrhfNygE
And the looped piano bit from XY&Z
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dDkDvdogCXk

Carter – Sherriff Fatman:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vQZu1Ot-nEc

I'll see your US Navy LCAC and raise you a Russian Zubr class LCAC, complete with several tanks!! 😯

Ford Focus Owners Club

Alan Davies
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Alison Moyet
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Darren Day
Denise Van Outen
Dermot O'Leary
Dick Turpin
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Graham Gooch
Ian Holm
Jack Straw
Jamie Oliver
Jilly Cooper
Joe Pasquale
John Constable
John Fowles
John Terry
Joseph Lister
Keith Flint
Maggie Smith
Mark Foster
Nick Berry
Nigel Benn
Noel Edmonds
Richard Littlejohn
Richard Madeley
Rik Mayall
Roger Penrose
Ronnie O'Sullivan
Ross Kemp
Russell Brand
Ruth Rendell
Sally Gunnell
Sidney Bernstein
Terry Venables
Thomas Plume
Wat Tyler
William Gilbert

8900 is a good unit, no build problems with any of the ones we have at work. I took a Bold over an 8900 because the 8900 is not 3G, and I wanted decent data speeds.
Bold has been great, I've had no issues with mine, screen is really nice (8900 is slightly better / crisper).

Total PDA:

http://www.totalpda.co.uk/refurbished-tomtom

I bought 2 refurb TomTom units from them last week, you'd never know they were refurbs!
Excellent service too.

It's the sneaky hub-deep muddy patches that are covered with leaves that are the real sods.
Thick, claggy, dont-put-your-foot-down-else-you-will-loose-your-shoe type stuff.