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Good luck to him. By the age of 22 hes made enough money for life and is walking away before he becomes too warped and weird by all the adoration.

I think he has said in the past that he is a pilot

Im praying the friend is Cameron, or failing that Rebecca Brooks.

Tv programmes dont really do this kind of information any more simply because places on the innernet like Parkers and Carbuyer do it better and more comprehensively than they ever could.

I think they'll go to another channel using a different format and fail badly. Top Gears whole schtick was based around blokes having a laugh and fun with new toys. Thats doesnt really work so well when all the presenters have been doing it for 20 years and are in their 50s.

Its undeniable that a car that frequently doesnt move is safer than one that does. Safety first boys!

CNN reporting that voice recorder indicates one of the pilots was locked out of the cockpit and was trying to break the door down. http://edition.cnn.com/2015/03/25/europe/germanwings-crash-main/index.html

Pretty much most of it. More interesting though is why you feel the need to to try to disrail a reasonable discussion about updating the black box and transponder technology used in commercial aviation - which hasnt really changed in 25 years despite the digital revolution. Its a no loss change so your objections are 'odd'. 1. It isnt lost? where is it then? Is it in Diego Garcia? No one said satellite coverage was the issue, its paying for data transmission which is. 2. Its easy to design a system that cant be switched off. The reason Inmarsat have some data is because the pilot wasnt able to switch it off. 3. There are all kinds of data recorders but the mandatory black boxes used are standardised and record very limited information. 4. Yes, and many dont. Its the ones who dont who are the issue. 5. Err yes, we know. 6. Inmarsat quoted the price. Given its their business, I'd take their word over yours.

Sure - Im not saying a Daihatsu is a better car than a BMW 6 series - but given you are paying around 8 times the price for what is still an engine, electrics and four wheels you'd expect reliability to at least be equal. Re Skoda, cheaper labour so more spent on better components? no idea.

Caught spouting nonsense so changing the subject instead of holding hands up. Got it.

Got to love Saintsweb. Posters who know more than the companies providing the tech. http://www.ibtimes.co.uk/malaysia-airlines-flight-mh370-would-have-been-found-if-communications-box-had-10-upgrade-1441174 http://www.telegraph.co.uk/technology/news/10712034/How-MH370-vanished-and-how-it-could-have-been-avoided.html

Presumably he printed what the police told him. Thats why he's angry (and yes I know he should have been more circumspect).

Exactly this - there are very few bad cars - and most of the ones which do exist tend to be at the expensive end of the market not the middle because small production runs leave more niggles in place than cars made by the million. The Warranty Direct claims survey is always fascinating for busting myths that people have about 'their' 'premium' German brand though. http://www.reliabilityindex.com/ http://www.reliabilityindex.com/manufacturer

It is incredibly rare, but then the costs are incredibly tiny when worked out per flight divided by, say, 200 passengers. The $10 per flight cost was quoted by Inmarsat for satellite tracking. Video of the cockpit during the entire flight need'nt be streamed - it could be saved to an upgraded black box. Footage like that would be useful for training following all kinds of incidents, not necessarily fatal.

If passengers can have wifi aboard then you can be sure its just cost. The reason the Malaysia airlines plane is still missing is because they didnt want to pay $10 per flight for live tracking.

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My girlfriend got her test results back from the doctor. It not good, we only have a month left together. "Cancer?" "No, she's pregnant."

Mouse vasectomies are the way forward. Obviously they can be fiddly, but not so bad if you use an airgun.

I dont disagree with the logic - its just 10 years as PM is too long imo. You inevitably lose touch with reality - as was the case with Thatcher and Blair towards the end.

Grr

Lie flat business beds seem to be the problem.

But changing the party leader (ie the putative PM) at the same time as the election throws up problems of 'who is the new guy?' 'what will they do?. It might actually work better to have the PM on four year cycles and parliament on five.