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Having faced the bowling machine at that speed, most batsmen wouldn't even have time to lift the bat. the difference is with a bowler, you know when the ball is coming and you can watch it in the bowler's hand, so you tend to lift the bat as he comes in for the last stride and his arm comes over. w...

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i detest the piers morgans of this world, but fair do's, padding or not, thats guts at 48 facing brett lee (who still looks in decent nick) down,

a lot of people slag the pro's off, but few will take them on given the chance, he did

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kiap wrote:Meg-a-Blaster waterslide

Largest waterslide in the world (nearly 50 m high) in the process of construction at Schlitterbahn Park in Missouri in Kansas City. Has a bump in the middle for bonus adrenaline.

meg-a-wedgies

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guy smiley wrote:

hmm, thrust = weight

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That seems so high considering other sentences, either it's completely OTT or more likely you wonder WTF did he do, 35 years for rape since when did we hand out sentence like that. Must be beyond imagining what he did to get that as he pleaded guilty I assume it will be not released. 29 years, six ...

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http://photos1.blogger.com/x/blogger/5459/522/1600/178983/bird%20strike%206.jpg AA 767 bird strike http://mms2.ensmp.fr/mmc_paris/cas/images/hole_in_fuselage.jpg http://www.dauntless-soft.com/products/freebies/aaengine/aa%202.jpg HPT Disk let go in LH side, came out from the engine uncontained, thr...

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jrp wrote:
maverickmak wrote:Probably, but this is an amateur shot:

Still pretty damn cool.
Yup, this is a screenshot from the actual clip.

pity that tip (walkers stadium) in the background spoils it, old clubhouse looks like its time is coming too

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Anyone know how this could have happened? Can a helicopter go instantly out of control? Yes. If the engine fails, it can't glide to an emergency landing like a plane. Eye witnesses were quoted as saying that the engine sounded like it was not running properly (descriptions vary in their details) so...

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pjm1 wrote:There are a lot of wannabe funny wankers on this thread... it's not exactly a laughing matter and you're being wit kant trying to make light of it so soon after it has happened.

+1

dicks are dicks in most environments, some of the posts above is an example of how it is shows up on this board

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HL still down, must have not read the papers about there maybe increased activity today

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Openside wrote:TBH - if this share issue was 7 x oversubscribed then it is seriously being undersold!! - I get a bit of underpricing to encourage people to spend but it is costing the tax payer at least a billion

thought maximizing exchequer revenue was the main goal

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7x oversubscribed yet 70% reserved for the city and estimated market value by some analysts as 80% over IPO price. Seriously.. what the fudge? Is this a behind the curtains generous deal for friends in finance at the expense of taxpayers? 1. Why is so much reserved for the city? 2.Why are shares of...

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:lol: I'm with you there! I'm trying to play the second one which I picked up cheap, but it gives me a bloody headache. The motion is not well done imho. http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2797/4163616900_11d9c0e55a_o.jpg that brings back memories, loved Seattle, up there with the best cities in the wo...

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Popped into the Bicycle Works in Edinburgh today. After a bit of advice I bought a pair of Mavic Open Pro 36h rims. Shimano XT hubs and DT Swiss stainless steel double butted spokes. Handbuilt, lifetime warranty and fitted with QR skewers and Gatorskins for £280. xt hubs are free ball bearings rath...

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Popped into the Bicycle Works in Edinburgh today. After a bit of advice I bought a pair of Mavic Open Pro 36h rims. Shimano XT hubs and DT Swiss stainless steel double butted spokes. Handbuilt, lifetime warranty and fitted with QR skewers and Gatorskins for £280. xt hubs are free ball bearings rath...

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this thread could be costly, a mid life crisis has come from nowhere into a searching the ads for a reasonable condition Z1

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My dad raced motocross in the late '70s and he tells me the names of all these European bikes he'd race against that I've never heard of. I guess the Japanese companies put them out of business when they entered the American market. Norton, Supermoto, one that started with an O. I remember guys rid...

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time to go

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in 1982 bike magazine did an article on this

which had been converted for road use, with the comment that it stalled 15 mph above the urban speed limit,

Kel Carruthers reckoned it was the most unrideable racebike ever built

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put the kettle on

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muffstuffa wrote:
Can not have a thread without the old RD250. A bike that was way ahead of its time.

thats not the LC though, that twat wrote off my mate near hinckley

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if you wanted to win at top trumps you needed a card with one of these on it

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http://classic-motorbikes.net/images/gallery/12202.jpg First bike from many moons ago. Fizzy 50. the races we had with these and the fantic (sp) gt, who could squeeze the last 1/2 mph out, the fs1e had the front bar bolted on to make it look like a proper cradle frame iirc It was a great little bik...

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muffstuffa wrote:
First bike from many moons ago. Fizzy 50.

the races we had with these and the fantic (sp) gt, who could squeeze the last 1/2 mph out, the fs1e had the front bar bolted on to make it look like a proper cradle frame iirc

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from my youth, i always wanted one of these, i ended up with a Z650

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Battle lines are being drawn then. So far it's: Assad forces - Hezbollah - Russia - Iran V Rebels - USA - Israel - Saudi - Al-Qaeda Some strange bedmates there. Doubt Israel will get involved and will do much to play down their position. (Unless they see some direct threat, such as with those missi...

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There are so many good riders doing the Surrey Hills climbs I'm happy with being in the top 10% let alone the top 10. If you look at the segments on the Olympic road race, the top times were either done in the Olympics (3 riders have uploaded to Strava), in the test event the year before, or by rid...

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Just finished cycling Lands End to John O'Groats. Absolutely awesome! Took the roads less travelled and scenery was incredible. Would recommend it to anyone. nice one don, I've been researching LEJOG for a while, fancy doing it carrying panniers and my kit rather though, how much planning in advanc...

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So, ahem, I'm minding my own business in the long weekend having a few drinks and a mate who is a bit of a cycling nut suggests we (group of 3 of us) do the London to Paris bike ride in Aug or Sept. Being riding a bike is just like a riding a bike, though I've not done it for many years, be honest ...

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Womack wrote:
It's 500 miles over 5 days and meant to be fairly relaxed
Aye, five centuries in five days should be pretty cazh alright.

You might want to consider some training!

a fair bit depends on the elevation profile, how are you managing the stop overs

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Pretty keen to get myself up to speed with my own bike maintenance soon. Already pretty confident with brakes and gears. Bikes aren't exactly that complicated once you have a decent supply of the right tools. Would really like to learn a bit more about wheelbuilding and get a truing stand, as tippi...

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Just had to have the rear hub, bottom bracket and headset bearings on the 7 month old bike replaced. Bike shop put it down to the over liberal use of bike degreaser. f**king raging as the instructions on the can tell you to spray it all over the place and then rinse after 30 seconds. Talk about kil...

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http://thechive.files.wordpress.com/2013/03/daily_gifdump_337_07.gif?w=450&h=253 :?: why not just ask a mate to hit him with a cricket bat. Less collateral damage. Some RAF Regiment guys were doing that in the NAAFI in Cyprus years ago. Some engineers broke in overnight and filed the fan blades sha...

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sorry if already posted

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my technie get out clause caveat is that i'm mtb orientated, though im thinking of a roadie for LEJOG if your gears are indexed then im sure you will have problems with changing if your rear mech (parallelogram) speed to that not of your indexed changer. if its the old downtube friction changer, it ...

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Right folks bear with me. If you recall about 6 months ago I bought the cyclocross bike from the Edinburgh Bicycle Cooperative. It cost £650 and is their own Revolution make. I'm happy with the bike generally, as I feel comfortable on it with my size but basically i'm not too happy with some of the...

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cheese cutter wrote:Flight sim trav?^^

and old, been in flybe livery for a fair time the now

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i think the games show how hard it is to win away, when the crowd have a large vocal support, and ireland's first half effort in cardiff is a real marker for scotland to win, they had to be 10 pts better than england, and given their current state, they just are not i still feel there is an element ...

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would like to see what happened at the part when scotland got turned over in midfield after taking quick ball of the top in the 2nd half. it led to an english try. it looked a brain fart by jackson, but havent seen it a 2nd time though thought scotland had to over commit to defend their ruck possess...

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is there anyway to print from nexus 7 on my hp 5 printer sitting on my home network, would i just point it to the ip thru the wi-fi connectivity?

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