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http://www.tasteofgoodness.co.uk/cows.html Let's be accurate about these things, eh..

What's not expensive..? £25, £35, £50..? Talk Talk use BT lines, so anything from here. http://www.novatech.co.uk/novatech/products/a843x1y0z1p0s0n0m0 Unless you have screamingly fast broadband [over 50mbps] there's really no point in paying over £50. In fact, £26 would be plenty. The Philips is well thought of, and Netgear have a very good reputation for quality and reliability. Everyone else is in between. If you didn't know it already, make sure you have a microfilter for each wall connected phone you have in the house. One will come with the router. If you want a Netgear, you can also buy a package, i.e. with an additional wireless adapter.

lol.

Never liked Nortons. Always preferred Hondas and Triumphs. The Suzuki I owned was crap too. Now my Lambretta was great.

4x4s do make polar bears homeless. They have a small appendage which detaches and rolls upto the polar bears ice cave, knocks on the door and shouts GET OUT..! Honest.

No, I thought they all required insurance. I also believe it's actually getting to the time where cyclists should have some nominal form of insurance.

Yes, those little electric 3 or 4 wheeled efforts that the disabled and elder members of the population run around on do not require insurance. I didn't know this little fact, did you..?

He did. There are photos to prove it. Just Google for them, as I can't remember the link. I think it's on the A1 Tornado Steam Train website.

a great white what..? door..?

Well there is a surfboard/sailing shop at Calshot Spit that deal with fibre glass and resins, and I think they take in repairs. I'm not sure that's local to Pwn4g3 land, though Robsk.

What am I reading..? Sadly, far too many debating posts about every last tiny thing going on with the takeover that will end when it ends, and not before. It makes no difference that posters don't realise that whatever they post will not make a jot of difference. No doubt, when it finally does end, they'll find something else to not agree about instead of shutting up and starting to enjoy what they have. :eye rolling smiley that every other forum has except TSF:

Tbh, that was the only thing keeping me awake, mate.

On high-speed tracks like Silverstone, the cars are starting to get too slippery again. F1 will only get really exciting when the cars become relative aerodynamic bricks and are unable to get away at the front. If anything, the new rules didn't go far enough.

Let me guess, who won..? Vettel..? Can't be bothered to check, but I assume so. OK, have checked now. Vettel, Webber and Barrichello. This was the weak part of Silverstone's case for holding the British Grand Prix. So much high speed that no body has anything significantly extra to pass. Hence boring, and it reminded me of why I stopped watching when Schumacher was dominant. No British interest and boring racing. Don't expect better from Donnington Park either, as it has a narrow track, which means no overtaking for F1 cars. Great eh..? Don't you just love F1..? Roll on next week for the Dutch TT/MotoGP at Assen.

Boring procession. I was actually nodding off until a Toro Rosso hit the back of a McLaren. I honestly don't care what comes next. I'm off to do some vacuum cleaning.

This sort of thing happens more commonly than one might imagine when there are serious changes to the design rulings. McLaren were so intent on continuing to make sure last year's car was ultra competitve right to the end that they devoted very little time to the design of this year's car. Also, note that both Ferrari and BMW have somewhat of a dog of a design themselves. Whereas, BrawnGP [Honda] spent almost the entire time since the design changes were announced developing the car. However, there is no doubt that its icing on the cake is the Mercedes engine - the same one that is in the McLaren.

I noticed Ecclestone has at last said the words everybody thought he ought to have said ages ago, which were: If Donnington isn't ready, then Silverstone will hold next year's British GP. There. It wasn't so difficult after all, was it Bernie..?

Should have had Googlemail in the first place. It's a piece of p!ss to configure Outlook for Googlemail.

Renault Avantime..? Or how about sticking with what you have..?

Dunno, but seeing as it is making page refreshing such a time consuming business, I'll bugger off and reduce the numbers. Besides, whether I get any news the moment it happens, or get it later, won't affect me one way or the other. As long as it is good news for Saints, that's all that matters.

For le god's sake... why is that..? You can't overtake at Monaco. What's the sodding point..?

Well I'll start the thread if only to inform people that you can watch the whole BBC British Grand Prix programme from 1987 - the year Mansell changed his tyres and caught teammate Piquet, then did his classic pass. Good stuff. http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/motorsport/formula_one/8102079.stm Apologies if this was already posted elsewhere.

Well said Bexy. I think it's an opportunity to refresh the series. Mind you, I think Bernie will charm them and smarm them back to the table, or threaten some sort of legal action, whatever he thinks will be most effective. People have been asked who has been at fault, regarding the lack of agreement. I'm not sure I care. However, if the end result means Ecclestone has less/no grip on where the cars race, then I'm all for it. Under his guidance there is: No French Grand Prix No Canadian Grand Prix from 2010, possibly no British Grand Prix Personally, I like to see Monaco go, as it has more potential to be boring than a mole.

For some reason, I can't remember, I stopped putting Saints related videos up on Youtube ages ago [probably thoroughly depressed with SFC]. I still have loads of videos of the sort like Brett Ormerod's goal against Liverpool in 2004, and a little bit more of stuff of the like from ex-Saints players from earlier years. Must get around to uploading it all.

I continue to use an old obsolete one called Messer because it is actually quite flexible and you can adjust its start and stop time, as well as manually record. But this one is reasonable too: http://applian.com/sound-recorder/