I bought Hoegaarden once and it tasted a bit like flowers. Did I have a funny bottle hoegaarden or something, I've never bought it since.

I went to the boot sale with a couple of friends.

I spent about £4 on a burger and drink. I also bought a pack of Beatles coasters for £1 and a ghetto blaster for £4, which made the burger and coke seem really expensive.

The ghetto blaster in question is a Sharp GF9595, it looks like this:



Sadly I discovered the radio tuner doesn't seem to work (or maybe I don't know how to make it work) but the tape deck works fine and the phono inputs sound great from my turntable.

UPDATE Tuner does work, it needs seperate batteries, so I changed them and it works fine. Awesome.

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I only ever fill up about £10-25 worth of petrol.

Although I worked out that at current prices I lose about half a mile for every pound compared to say a year ago (i.e a £20 fill up used to get me around about 100 miles, whilst it's between 85 and 90 miles now).

I only fill up when the trip computer things says I've got about 10 miles left (about a month ago I stayed with friends in canterbury and decided to not fill up whilst there, when I finally pulled into my drive on the way home it said I had only 1 mile left), it's never a problem as I live about 100 yards from a petrol station.

I'd actually read about the shark fact a while ago, and I wondered if it would work.

The video proves it does, but what effect will it have if the dimples on the car are much smaller, akin to a golf ball?

I'm surprised that none of the big manufactures have tried it, or atleast to my knowledge.

Quote from brandons48 :

The Japanese have these

What's the clear screen thing on the bonnet?

I think the whole toyota recall has been blown up.

Toyota simulator did however make me laugh.

Being able to drive is about 25% of the test, possibly less.

I believe I did my test after 13 lessons/17 hours (I did a few hour and a half lessons).

However I also went out driving with my dad every so often (he taught me to drive before I was 17).

I was under the impression you were talking about motorbikes/engines.

Bose put me straight.

I now feel a bit stupid.

A double gin and tonic.

My pay went up twice this year


(Although only because I turned 18 and had been working for a year).

I've yet to drive in the snow this year. But willa be in a bit.

I thought it was going to be a trailer for some game that I hadn't heard about.

pussy juice.

Quote from DevilDare :

There is a Lithuanian saying.

Doesnt really translate into English with the same effect, but it goes something like this.

"Taking a shit on someone's doorstep, and then asking them for toilet paper".

I'm guessing that's like salt to a wound, Insult to injury etc.

weather balloon

They've got me working christmas eve, I'll either try and get it off, or I'll phone in ill or something.

I plan to shop on that day, then go to the pub for a bit.

Boxing day I have off, No idea what I'm doing, turns out everyone's doing something :'(


No idea what's happening new years eve, my mate wants me to go to Canterbury with him. But I'm working New years day.

Contain's 1.3 billion transistors.

That's just mad.

Quote from speedway :

horrible british beer

You racist




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Quote from JohnPenn :

My Uncle left Scotland when he was 18 and moved to Deal in Kent where he lived a long life and died an old man ,with his Scottish accent intact.

My grandad was from Skye, he lived in London from just after the second world war until he passed away a few years ago. He had a thick Scottish accent, but it would sometimes vary, sometimes being very thick (very hard to understand) to almost Queen's English.

Obviously not all kids.

But the shitty ones do.

Kids in the UK nick stuff for a laugh.

They'll nick hubcaps, then run off and just throw them in a bush or something.

For the past ~10 years my dad's been building a lotus seven type car.

It got to a state, where it was practically done, then he ended up having other things to do.


A new development on this; the seats he bought when he started (which are fitted) will no longer pass the SVA test.

But how does it work?