Goan, you must have either a very cheap phone or stupidly expensive insurance!
Mine costs 5 quid a month, thats 60 quid a year, compared to around 350 for the phone. Include the £25 excess and it's still good value. Claimed twice this contract term.

Screwfix mate, always have good offers on. They're doing a cheap Dewalt at the mo for 99 quid.

And paying the rest of the contract period and not using it is just daft. Only one winner there

I would imagine all network operators will share the same attitude to be honest. That's what insurance is for

Yeah but with the dx you don't get low cost fitting, or free fitting by fully trained professionals when you buy a full bike.

If you can get access to the pipes under the floor at some point, lag them with foam insulation if possible.

Yup, I watched it last night too on sky movies. Was absolutely brilliant. Then watched street kings, equally good, then fell asleep watching city of ember.
I was up late!

Tameside do

Potterton are a bit rubbish too.
Depends on your budget and whether you want a combi or system boiler.
Also, if it's going on to an old pipe system and it's not powerflushed, you're asking for trouble. The heat exchanger will block up and can't be fixed. Draining off a few times just is not good enough, so it needs to be installed correctly.

Just put him down and be done

Hamilton isn't a cock, jenson does more winging and whining in 1 weekend than hamilton does in 2 years.
Same goes for webber

Well done to jenson.

He is still a cock tho!

Trulli, classic!

Would that be a kia pride? One of the cheapest, nastiest, horriblest cars available

Depends on the door, but;
Concrete lintel 10
Cheap hardwood Door and frame 100
Door furniture 25
Plasterboards, drywall adhesive and skim to make good 20
Step is wood or concrete flagstones? Budget 40ish to be safe
Labour x 2 days 200-350 depending on area

Go to your local ironmongers or nut and bolt/fixings supplier. If they dont have it, theyll point you the right way. Or even call in to a local engineering place and offer then a few quid. No doubt that that way, they'll just give you a few

Flaperon
100-170? No chance, maybe 100-130, but not 170. The 140 version 2.0 tdi can only just pass 170

Some ford diesels do it too, the none psa ones, 1.8 and 2.0 I think. I've always noticed that vag diesels belch it out under load. My nissan x-trail does too, its the older di nissan engine, not the newer renault one. My old megane 130 had a particle filter and was clean as a whistle, just like my 2.2hdi van

Is that a nouvella basin?
I've just done a semi recessed one into a solid walnut top, nuova wc and room done in travertine, walls and floor. Looks gorgeous

Who organises the dig days? I wouldn't be averse to lending a hand for a couple of hours before riding. Can bring my own tools too

Who organises the dig days? I wouldn't be averse to lending a hand for a couple of hours before riding. Can bring my own tools too

Not tried sidi's for 10 odd years, but remember then being very narrow.
Currently have the spesh's here, very comfy and can't recommend them enough. However, they are not suitable for winter use

I Run my own property services firm. Do home improvements and refurbishments.
Every day really is different and I love it. I'm totally hands on and cover every trade. Electrics, plumbing, plastering, decorating, joinery, tiling etc.
Just done a basement conversion, current job is a £4k luxury en-suite, next job is a full refurb for a guy who just bought a house to rent out. Needs dpc, bathroom, kitchen, re-plastering and decorating throughout.
All my work come from word of mouth now and don't see myself doing anything else in the forseeable future.
Got a lot of property interests and always looking to grow, most of our income gets invested there for now for the future. All sensible long term investments.
Working in older houses is really challenging at times as nothing is straight or square, but looking at the finished project is extremely satisfying

So how much does it cost on the scheme?
Eg a £1000 bike, what is the approx monthly cost? Is it over a year or 2 years?

Ultimate force, what a pile of shite that is!
Generation kill has just started on channel 4, now that is very good.

2.5 conti diesels just about fit on a 41 fighter, which I would imagine is identical.

Can't recommend generation kill enough. Absolutely superb, one of the actors is an marine playing himself, does a pretty good job too.
Its quite eye opening, not what you'd expect from this kind of program, but everything you'd expect from the makers of the wire.

Bloody hell, that's 125000 liters in 5 days!
Check the connections first, it's highly unlikely the pipe will be damaged assuming its a blue mdpe one.
They usually come in coils of 25m variants, although it shouldn't have any joints ideally

I'm really glad to hear this too.
I'm guessing you two don't actually know much about education eh?

Lets just hope they follow through when they get into power.

Steel discs like they use in indy car

Error number one; getting caught!
Error number 2; expecting sensible comments from the 'hollier than thou fecktard idiots' on here!

Your defense is this, innocent untill proven guilty, simple. No evidence, no case against you. Enquire about it again, say it's to refresh your memory or something like that.

2nd ikea too, good warranty also

I was grinning like a ten year old when the typhoon did it's routine!
I've seen it on video lots of times but didn't think It was that nimble. I really wish they would allow supersonic flight for airshows.

We take all that stuff too! MrsFM won't go without her creature comforts, even has to take her ghd's. The blender is maybe a step too far tho….

You'll probably get engineered oak for that price at magnet trade if you haggle a bit. Will be far superior. They do the slate effect tile loc stuff too.

Try upvc cream cleaner first. Works a treat, screwfix sell it, probably get it in b&q too. I normally use the wurth stuff, followed by solvent cleaner if really bad. Both applied with a microfibre cloth and lots of elbow grease

Try upvc cream cleaner first. Works a treat, screwfix sell it, probably get it in b&q too. I normally use the wurth stuff, followed by solvent cleaner if really bad. Both applied with a microfibre cloth and lots of elbow grease

Its a long walk to the water, I know that much!
Gutted about the vulcan, can't go sunday.

Tide is always out at southport!
I'm taking the boss and jnr tomorrow. Didn't know the Vulcan was there. What else is?

I was in that race, was only 16. I got right through in to the final with peaty. Managed to keep up with him for about 150 meters, by the end he'd finished almost a minute in front of me!
He was on a single pivot kona, gold swingarm and green frame I think. I came 4th in the final, out of 4 lol. I was on a proflex 856 with manitou 4 forks. Got a great bag of goodies and my name published in cycling plus too.
Few of my mates were in too, one came off hard, still got back on and finished tho. Found out later that day he'd fractured his collar bone and arm in 2 places!
Those were the days….