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Why don't we do what we always did when it got busy before, first come first served on the thread.

Have never listened to an audiobook in my life, but have grabbed this for the ipod so i can listen to it whilst running

Tremors?

easiest way to play it is as a barred 7th using your middle finger to snap a fret up on the A string.

You're not a regular then? I've enjoyed their commentry this season (first season ive really followed MotoGP), certainly beats the dull tones of Martin Brundle

What an afternoon of motorsport.... enjoy the race everyone

lollicious

anyone else up for a 4:30 practise first?

can anyone give me the incident in a little more detail, i was getting the yorkshires out the oven!

I somehow think none of us 'missed a boat', unless that boat was the titanic

the first bits are easy, and are done in this order. You need to incorporate your company, there are plenty of places online that will help you do this for around £50. Once you your documents of incorporation (or whatever the official name is) you need to get a bank account. So take your docs along with id and address info to the bank and get that set up, most will give you free banking for a year or two. Next you'll need to get yourself VAT registered if you think you'll turnover £60k+ a year (i think that's the limit, i may be wrong tho). Now you've got your company, bank and VAT (all this should take a couple of weeks most), and you really need office space, then get googling my friend. There are plenty of agencies who can help you find space, but don't discount the local rags, there's often some good adverts in there, especially if your business is more concerned with space. You may be able to find serviced offices that meet your storage requirements, this is generally good because you pay a monthly lease + telecoms charges and that's it, no elec bill etc. The biggest advice I can give is dont do anything thats hard to undo, lease your building, get a short term contract for telecoms etc... you'll learn lots but make a few mistakes on the way, so the quicker you are able to alter those or shift your circumstances the better. Hope this helps

There won't be any video of the goals since from what I could see 2 meters away, there were no broadcast cameras there, only small ones for training etc manned by sec staff

Oh, the graphite ones.. well, why didnt you say. £119 new - http://www.cdiscount.co.uk/catalog/ProductList.aspx?shopbotProductId=182076&pageType=List&navid=73&cm_mmc=BAS-_-Equipment-_-Equipment

someone elses fists then was it?

so it's the man, not the car?

Mug, she could have just stuck with the 15% @ £50k since she didnt need the money. Im sure if she pushed james and duncan to stick to the original offer they would have done.

What a bunch of ****. So asking someones opinion is a scientific test huh?

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and if you look, there's only one model for sale in the UK, so guessing these are imports then, yeah?

more games...

No 19C is right, i do care more about how i look than reliability, cost to run, size etc. This is my 3rd vehicle, it could look like a cow**** for all i care

Cheers $$$, will bear that in mind and would certainly be handy to have someone 'up to date' to look at it. My dad used to work in the factory of Rover years n YEAR ago (obviously) so he's ok with older engines and fault spotting, but not so for the more 'modern' engines.

£100 new http://www.cdiscount.co.uk/SportLeisure/Golf/EquipmentAccs/dunlop-cs91-john-daly-golf-set-mens-rh-steel/f-73-182077.html

Consensus seems to be 90,000. So worth asking any that I look at around 60 to 80k if its been done as it's £300 ish job im assuming...