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Thats the spirit, now go away and find something original

angelman, sounds good, but is the weather pretty much "guaranteed" in july?

did the maths on cost and its the same, however driving is less risk in terms of delays and our relationship is still at the stage where we enjoy each others company, aahaha, so we're actually looking forward to the "road trip" aspect.

I like how much closer Soulac looks, but wont it be a) colder than the south and b) windier as its exposed to the atlantic?

Thanks again guys, more great advice. We would plan to probably stop over night on the way down once, and maybe once on the way up, so any recommendations for places to stop if doing just one overnight stay from north to south. I actually know the north of france fairly well, with the ex-wife from Belgium we often stopped places in north france, done normandy beaches, done paris LOADS, so really im just interested in southern france. Windy doesnt sound good. I'll reiterate, we are just after a nice beach, we just want to sit on our arses for 3 days on a beach and take in the scenic stuff during the journey, so we arent bothered about in-land beauty when we reach our destination, but would LOVE to see that sorta beauty on our journey.

Forever amazed at the willingness of suicide bombers to slaughter along with their own life.

Cheers for the good advice everyone. Another question, toll roads! I've seen its going to cost the best part of €200 there and back in tolls! What does everyone else do? All tolls? no tolls? Mix it up a bit?

Me and the missus are considering driving down to the south coast of france when the weather picks up, taking a week out and maybe spending 3 or 4 days there and the rest driving of course. We aint made of money, but dont want somewhere **** either, so can someone recommend a good place, just literally after a half decent beach and somewhere (sorta, name a town thing) to stay.

Sorry for the delay in editing everyone, I was supposed to do it Monday evening but due Easyjet being super and great, I ended up with 3 hours sleep and crashed out Monday, then have been away until Friday, hence why its just gone live... enjoy tho.

If your TV is a flat screen, it will have a VGA socket, then all you need to get is a VGA cable to run from your laptop to tv and a 3.5mm jack to run the sound to your TV. Shouldnt cost any more than £20 combined.

That's the last time you're using my shower, you weirdo

People who ****ing moan about match day experiences because they dont get that 20,000 people may include a few that arent exactly like yourself, you moaning ****s.

Grammar fail, mainly.

No, but itll stop some people using it, and thats a good start

oops!

just watched it, juries out for me. Not as good as BoB so far, but I'll see a few more episodes first.

Vac hose! that was it!

looking forward to watching it this evening in HD courtesy of our friends on the t'internet. Cant wait

Im not mechanic so please excuse my **** terminology. This happened on my Passat. It was a tube carrying air to... something... *blush*. Basically the tube was/is similar width to, sort of, coax cable, i guess, anyway it runs along in line with the dash close the stuff for the wipers. The muppet at VW who serviced it has put it back together incorrectly and it occasionally, well, that was the issue... ....ask me something about IT, im much better, honest... anyway, might be that mate.

When the connection is actually up, yeah...

XP: http://www.dosgames.com/xphints.php Vista: http://www.pctipsbox.com/play-ms-dos-games-on-vista/

Why dont you just play it on PC?

I've got 15 spare invites, PM me if you want one.

Do you both need an infraction?

Schumy DNF due to engine fault, youll see