True, but then I never said it was, I just said it was used a lot when ripping DVDs. 
You don't see it much, but it is great for ripping DVDs as you can easily encode a layer of subtitles and other information into it, which can be turned on or off at a whim.
The patents wars piss me off. What they are saying is after we create a product no one else can make a product as good. If the guys who invented the wheel patented it, everyone else would have to make square wheels. It is bollocks that does nothing but prevent advancement in technology as every new tech is patented so cannot be developed further.
I currently rock a few watches, each having it's own application.
General use is my trusty Smith & Wesson SWAT time piece (it did come with rubber straps but I replaced them with a black NATO strap).
For running, jumping, climbing trees, a CASIO W752, with a fabric Velcro strap. I just wanted a stop watch so got the first one I came across. The lens has been slightly melted when I rested it against a hot exhaust manifold (school boy error).
A stainless steel dress watch, picked up from a local jewelers, so I don't actually know the brand, but I've only worn it twice in the last 10 years.
A MWC G10 which I never actually use, but has sentimental value
For being a classy bastard, a gold pocket watch. I have two of these, one has been passed down through the family, worth a fair few pounds, I don't really use it. The other is only worth a a hundred or so, which I got when I turned 21.
General use is my trusty Smith & Wesson SWAT time piece (it did come with rubber straps but I replaced them with a black NATO strap).
For running, jumping, climbing trees, a CASIO W752, with a fabric Velcro strap. I just wanted a stop watch so got the first one I came across. The lens has been slightly melted when I rested it against a hot exhaust manifold (school boy error).
A stainless steel dress watch, picked up from a local jewelers, so I don't actually know the brand, but I've only worn it twice in the last 10 years.
A MWC G10 which I never actually use, but has sentimental value
For being a classy bastard, a gold pocket watch. I have two of these, one has been passed down through the family, worth a fair few pounds, I don't really use it. The other is only worth a a hundred or so, which I got when I turned 21.
Need moar low?
Obligatory go faster sticker. Adds 50hp.
Obligatory go faster sticker. Adds 50hp.
Sounds like right wing bullshit to me. "Them there communists are out to get ye!" "SHOW YOUR BIRTH CERTIFICATE!"
It is also funny that the right are accusing Obama of corrupting American politics by only focusing on his own interests not that of the people, you know, like the Reps have never done that. Oh wait, hang on...
It is also funny that the right are accusing Obama of corrupting American politics by only focusing on his own interests not that of the people, you know, like the Reps have never done that. Oh wait, hang on...
Louise was hanging out with her Jap friend.
Roads? Where we're going, we don't need roads.
Roads? Where we're going, we don't need roads.
Brake fluid is hygroscopic, that means is absorbs water. Through general use the water boils away, you get gas in the lines, gas compresses, this means that your get a spongy pedal. There is nothing you can do to prevent brake fluid from absorbing water. Some of the newer fluids are more resistant to absorption of water, but it is an inevitability. So regularly fluid changes are the only preventative measure you can take.
If only. All they check for here is signs of corrosion on the outside of the brake pipes.
Not really. At most you might get 5 years out of some brake fluid. The more humid the atmosphere, the sooner you have to change it.
Erm, did I fall and bump my head?
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For those reasons, I regret ditching my van, she hardly touched the fuel.
Well I need a vehicle that is in-keeping with my career. By the by, need me to fix you up with anything?
LOL! My truck gets better than that. Your golf must be shit. I cruse at 100mph at 2,500RPM, no worries and get around 26-27mpg. Get 30mpg if I obey the speed limit. Through town I really suffer though. Range Rovers weren't made for stop start traffic.
Pssst, it isn't a McLaren F1. You don't sit in the middle.
Mad, so much for BMWs being the perfect drivers car. If the imbalance is due to the car being designed for left hook and not amended for driving on the correct side of the car then BMW are spastics. But if it is the case, so be it. Sounds very wrong to me though and I really doubt it is true. More likely a convenient excuse for a larger problem.
Yeah, that isn't normal. Did you try changing your dampers too as this can cause the vehicle to drop, although for a 20mm difference, you'd notice a shocking ride. Really, I'd be looking for a twisted chassis. 20mm is a massive difference.
You can get a Mk1 for less than a grand, so not really
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How did you come up with £88? I get what you're saying though, for little shreds of rubber they aren't cheap and the cost always makes me tempted to turn a blind eye.
[edit: just realised you need 4 at 10 each. Are you sure that price is right? That is more than a headgasket kit.]
I hope you didn't touch the MAF with anything. It is a very delicate bit of gold, which breaks easily.
Also, I hope you replaced the gasket on your inlet.
Also, I though you got a blanking plate for your EGR dark ages ago?
Also, you drive a derv, it will get dirty without an EGR. But the reason it is there is quite important, forget emissions, that is a by-product. It was invented to inject hot air into the engine, this warms it up faster. Far superior to running it rich. But it should only be used to warm up the engine and nothing else.
Do you keep Werther's Originals in the glove box?
That is me... where the **** did you get that?
4 were completely dead, 2 not far from it. Kinda knackered my starter because I had to crank her hard to get going. Also slightly worried that I've done some damage to the gearbox as some times it refuses to engage correctly. Though the guy from Land Rover claims a service will fix that problem, so I've got it booked in for one. Fingers crossed it does sort things and I don't need a new box.
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