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Two types of convertible... small roadster types that should be lightweight and steer well, and bloated luxury posing cars. The best small roadster for <5k is definitely the MX5, but is a bit hairdresser. Superb car though. If you like tinkering then you can also turbo charge it for extra fun. Any s...

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I guess for it to be considered liberation they'd need to f*ck off again afterwards, not linger and install a puppet government and insist they join your military/economic bloc.

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I thought it was going to be:

Don't choke, don't choke [repeat x 1000]

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puku wrote:
A5D5E5 wrote:
globus wrote:Pidgeons. Ruddy pidgeons.
I thought that you were more inclined to feed them.

Don't forget the "sparrahs" too

Yeah, that'd give him a sense of enormous wellbeing!

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#1 England
#2 Anyone but Ireland
#3 Anyone but wales

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Hulk, Stroll, and Sainz all pick up a reprimand. That's telling them (I actually have some sympathy - without the tow these 3 all effectively had no chance). I expect the reason it's only a reprimand is that they didn't actually break any written rule. As long as the lap they ended up doing was wit...

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You're a dull tool.

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AlanBengio wrote:Major crash in F3

Edit: Driver is safe (Peroni)

Fark. Lucky to walk away from that one. That could have been so much worse.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pLoANuuj7CE

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If you're just listening to standard mp3s via phone you can get away with any £10 pair of shitty headphones. Quality kit only matters if your sound source is worth a damn, even 320 kbps mp3s don't really warrant a spend of more than £30 if going through your phone. Your upper limit of £200 is massi...

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I recently bought some B&W PX noise cancelling headphones. Most reviews have the Sony & Bose noise cancelling headphones are the best. I rarely use the noise cancelling feature, as the isolation of the over ear cups is more than good enough to not really notice ambient noise anyway. I'd agree with t...

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Well with that sort of attitude I hope you're doing something to offset their carbon footprint by buying a Nissan Leaf as your next car or planting a couple of extra trees in your garden and reducing the number of plane flights you travel on each year you own them? I'm doing my bit by working from ...

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Dogs are great to have around, especially for the kids. My two boys love our two dogs. I prefer bigger dogs, as they're less hassle as long as you can train and handle them. My two are about 72Kg and 53Kg. And I don't give a sh*t about their carbon footprint. And I would never refer to them as fur ...

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Dogs are great to have around, especially for the kids. My two boys love our two dogs. I prefer bigger dogs, as they're less hassle as long as you can train and handle them. My two are about 72Kg and 53Kg. And I don't give a sh*t about their carbon footprint. And I would never refer to them as fur ...

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Dogs are great to have around, especially for the kids. My two boys love our two dogs. I prefer bigger dogs, as they're less hassle as long as you can train and handle them. My two are about 72Kg and 53Kg. And I don't give a sh*t about their carbon footprint. And I would never refer to them as fur b...

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A reminder that while this might be funded by the licence fee, the BBC is still having to deal with the lost money from the govt reducing the contribution from the DWP. There's only so many cuts they can make. They have to make more money. Boo hoo. The BBC makes very little decent content, certainl...

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They are taking the piss from a UK perspective. All the content created was already paid for via the license fee, and now they want people to pay to access what they already funded? Get f*cked. With all the new streaming services launching it will just dilute the quality of content on each streamin...

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Most pet foods aren't made from animals bred and slaughtered just to become pet food. The pet food is most often made from the scraps of the carcass that humans don't want to eat. Does this environmental impact consider manufacture of the vehicle, parts and maintenance and replacement fluids? What ...

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Most pet foods aren't made from animals bred and slaughtered just to become pet food. The pet food is most often made from the scraps of the carcass that humans don't want to eat. Does this environmental impact consider manufacture of the vehicle, parts and maintenance and replacement fluids? What s...

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They are taking the piss from a UK perspective. All the content created was already paid for via the license fee, and now they want people to pay to access what they already funded? Get f*cked. With all the new streaming services launching it will just dilute the quality of content on each streaming...

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That is awful news.

Very messy looking crash. T boned at over 150mph. Wouldn't be surprised if Correra has some serious injuries too.

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I'd like to see a spectacular race weekend topped off with LeClerc winning, followed by Albon then Hamilton

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I get about 16Mbps up and about 65Mbps down from my laptop, and that's with 12 devices currently connected, 2 kids gaming, and I'm watching a 4k stream. I suspect the 65Mbps is the wifi bottleneck; a speedtest from my NAS which is wired to the router gives 85Mbps. More than enough for normal use. Hi...

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globus wrote:But. I used to play. Not commentate.

Globus Sensation

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If you do plan on shooting handheld then a 3-axis motorised gimbal will remove most of the shakiness. I have 3 of them, and the smoothness of video is streets ahead of shooting handheld. The reason broadcast footage shot by the guys running around the side of rugby pitches is smooth is that the came...

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nardol wrote:3pm GMT+1

That mean it's on at 2pm GMT?

Kick off is at 3pm.

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tu plenae stercore

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Monk Zombie wrote:
spookly wrote:
Lot of effort went into producing that image.

Yeah. Wasn't me though. I'm not sure how anyone can be arsed to spend so much time having a dig.

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How about having a red card result in the player concerned being subbed, and the infringing team having to run 20 circuits of the pitch while the other team have a drink and some oranges.

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LONDON (Reuters) - Toro Rosso's Thai driver Alexander Albon will replace Pierre Gasly at Red Bull from the next race in Belgium, the Formula One team said on Monday. Frenchman Gasly will take rookie Albon's place at Toro Rosso, a team also owned by Red Bull. So Toro Rosso now consists of 2 demoted ...

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So if England beat Wales again next week, will that put Wales back down to 4th?

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So, was this a 2nd string England against Wales 1st 15?

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Jeff the Bear wrote:We've been way to sloppy. Poor handling, and lax defending.

So have we. Just not as shit as you.

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Wales seem to have tits for hands. Poor form for the World's undisputed No.1 team.

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Wales had better find something or this'll be a bloodbath.

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65 yard touchdown on his first ever carry....
https://www.reddit.com/r/sports/comment ... layer_who/

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Max got into F1 because he was incredibly quick in every car he got in. He could have driven for Mercedes or Red Bull but chose Red Bull because they had Toro Rosso. Everyone saw he was qucik they had the stats to prove he was quick and at 17 in his second race he qualified 6th and finished 7th. Ye...

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Mads Mikkelsen
Brendan Gleeson

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I'd assume it could also be possible that some tests don't get immediate results, so I'm guessing it's plausible that adverse test results could be available after the fight when the samples are taken just before.

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