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Just seen on the news ...now legal to carry 25g and grow 3 plants 🪴
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Always going to be someone faster than you in a straight line , it's about the buzz you get from a car, straight line figures mean nothing in the real world. You can get a 3 cylinder yaris that drags 0-60 in 4.6 and will beat most things on a B road Toyota GR Yaris Mk IV specs, 0-60, quarter mile, lap times - FastestLaps.com FASTESTLAPS.COM 2020 Toyota GR Yaris specs, 0-60, quarter mile, lap times, price, top speed, engine...
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Tesla roadster was quoted as 1.9s 0 60 ....it was just a dream lol
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Same ...only issue I've had was a mouse chewed up the fuel pump and a issue with the key fob , other than that it's been faultless and it gets driven with all the beans daily lol
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Me personally I would be looking at the audi A5/S5 coupe ..I just find the styling and interior design more appealing on the Audi's , obviously it's subjective....
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I've followed this guy for a while, he's a incredible drummer, not his usual thing but I thought it would fit well here
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Not going to lie, I actually enjoyed reading the lurcher section yesterday, some good bants
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Check you out with your fancy keyboard
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Cheers I'll check it out later
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Are these no longer available? The standard FAC version was very good 18grn if I remember right,they did a Ogee version that was crap but the standard version was pretty decent,are they being manufactured under a different name these days?
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You will eat corporation bug slurry and be happy, why is it these eco studies always inevitably end up coming to the conclusion that it would be better for the environment if we the people have freedom taken away from us? .... its only ripples for now but it'll soon be waves if people don't push back against the corporation lead agendas. I hope you are right about the people having enough of it .
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Carbon footprint of homegrown food five times greater than those grown conventionally WWW.TELEGRAPH.CO.UK The study found individual garden infrastructure responsible for increased levels of CO2 The telegraph link is behind a paywall try this link, seems they don't like self sufficiency... Carbon footprint of homegrown food five times greater than those grown conventionally NEWS.YAHOO.COM Growing your own food in an allotment may not be as good for the environment...
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Rack of lamb...
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Plutonium hors d'oeuvres ? ...
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There's some very grim places outside Moscow and St petersburg. As for this dead bloke, are we or the US any better to be judging ? If the Russian people want change they'll make it happen and its the only way , Its not our beef
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Hold my beer , I had a CR500, proper leg breaker...
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Yeah its nice I've had a go on it, feels like nothing else with the gear shifter, you get very involved, it's his pride and joy it was handed down from his father.
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A mate does some sympathetic restorations A Dutch army Guzzi and his 1930s Norton being rebuilt after throwing him off with a tank slapper and a broken collar bone
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A yammy TT my bro did , he imported the bike from california
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British pike record goes at chew valley Ames near Bristol
kanny replied to Greyman's topic in General Talk
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British pike record goes at chew valley Ames near Bristol
kanny replied to Greyman's topic in General Talk
I've never caught a tope but big winter pike are generally not up to much, as I said above my biggest fish a winter pike fought like a gate post, just a dead weight, it gave a couple of lunges when it saw the net but nothing drastic, river fish tend to be gamer than still water, summer Jack's on the other hand tend to be quite feisty lots of jumping and tail walking as the attempt to throw the lure, despite their looks they are actually a very delicate fish and need a lot of rest after a scrap .
