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Old 16-03-2012, 15:14   #951
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To be honest i prefer a big heavy vehicle, wouldn't get an Evoque myself because of that.

I rather like this defender myself, great Body work.
http://www.weknowcars.co.uk/wp-conte...2mi_34699a.jpg
neat chassis, but, of course, that's the short wheel-base 90, doesn't have the capacity.....

really gone now....
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Old 16-03-2012, 15:15   #952
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hellooooo
I'm back didn't fall off my bike either
Was very virtuous and only had three glasses of bubbles, and a lot of very yummy nibbles so I'm stuffed!
Kids are having pizza and I'm reclining on 't'sofa
Himself wants to go play on the boat tomorrow so I've been trying to sort out the gear, unfortunately we appear to have lost stuff again, he's not going to be a happy bunny, all the moreso given that he's the one who left it behind.....plus, despite it being a posh yacht club, they're a bunch of lightfingered wee shites there so the chances of anything still being around are absolutely nil - an expensive mistake to make

anyhoo, nowt much happening here now, waiting for the return of the prodigal one and then zzzzzz....citin way to spend a friday evening...should be off down Patpong or Soi Cowboy picking fights with the ladyboys
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Now!, you're not going to believe this.

I've just found out the the Tyres i took off to put the Winter (M&S) ones on, were already (M&S).

I took 4 off and changed them.

Mind you i thought they needed renewing but my lad said there was another year in them.
The garage must have put them on when i bought the car.
Coming from someone who was raving about the merits of winter tyres.........doesn't really say much does it?
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Although does mean I cant take the pee out of you for falling off
Indeed so.

Amazing how quickly people revert to type don't you think......despite their comments to the contrary!
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I never dreamt that it has winter tyres, mind you i bought the car in the winter,

The Range Rover Evoque is selling like hot cakes.

Strange that they are paying £100,000 in China for one, because of import duties, but we sell millions of foreign built cars here and don't put any import duty like that on them.

We are 1 loony country, no wonder we import so much, if there's no duty then the whole world can sell their goods but we can't because noone buys British goods.
Weren't you (just yesterday) saying how different (visually) winter tyres are?
Daft old goat!
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Old 16-03-2012, 15:18   #953
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That's a shame, we could have all had a laugh at your expense.

Coming from someone who was raving about the merits of winter tyres.........doesn't really say much does it?

Indeed so.

Amazing how quickly people revert to type don't you think......despite their comments to the contrary!

Weren't you (just yesterday) saying how different (visually) winter tyres are?
Daft old goat!
nope, too cryptic for me....
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Old 16-03-2012, 15:28   #954
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That's a shame, we could have all had a laugh at your expense.

Coming from someone who was raving about the merits of winter tyres.........doesn't really say much does it?

Indeed so.

Amazing how quickly people revert to type don't you think......despite their comments to the contrary!

Weren't you (just yesterday) saying how different (visually) winter tyres are?
Daft old goat!
Indeed but par for the course.
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Old 16-03-2012, 15:29   #955
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neat chassis, but, of course, that's the short wheel-base 90, doesn't have the capacity.....

really gone now....
You have a lot of luggage then?

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That's a shame, we could have all had a laugh at your expense.

Coming from someone who was raving about the merits of winter tyres.........doesn't really say much does it?

Indeed so.

Amazing how quickly people revert to type don't you think......despite their comments to the contrary!

Weren't you (just yesterday) saying how different (visually) winter tyres are?
Daft old goat!
Don't know what you mean?

I haven't seen the tyres off the car, just assumed they were normal tyres but the braking was fantastic, still never caught on.
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Old 16-03-2012, 15:53   #956
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Hope you have fun.

By the way, you are already in the universe.
Can we be sure.Maybe she is just the shadow of herself from millions of years ago when she exploded?

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Just like in the magistrates court. I am jealous.
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Old 16-03-2012, 16:08   #957
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Indeed but par for the course.
Indeed & totally expected.
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You have a lot of luggage then?



Don't know what you mean?

I haven't seen the tyres off the car, just assumed they were normal tyres but the braking was fantastic, still never caught on.
Well you posted THIS yesterday........looks like the tyre on that is attached to a vehicle.
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This is a Winter Tyre, the tread has to be able to let the water pass through pretty fast, unlike most ordinary tyres, and the deep wide gaps grip snow or mud
That gave the impression you can tell a winter tyre from any other old tyre.
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Indeed & totally expected.

Well you posted THIS yesterday........looks like the tyre on that is attached to a vehicle.
That gave the impression you can tell a winter tyre from any other old tyre.
I'll grant you that, I noticed i had one on the back of the car, the spare, but never dreamt the ones on the wheels were winter tyres.i had seen the side of them, but they are Michelin and just assumed they were ordinary tyres, it was only this afternoon when i was looking at one of the tyres in the shed when the tread pattern struck a note.

You know the saying, you see not what is there, but what you think should be there, it's a fact.
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Old 16-03-2012, 16:51   #959
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I'll grant you that, I noticed i had one on the back of the car, the spare, but never dreamt the ones on the wheels were winter tyres.i had seen the side of them, but they are Michelin and just assumed they were ordinary tyres, it was only this afternoon when i was looking at one of the tyres in the shed when the tread pattern struck a note.

You know the saying, you see not what is there, but what you think should be there, it's a fact.
Well Mr Elf & Safety, it wouldn't be considered safe to put one winter tyre on the car & 3 ordinary tyres, would it? You could have been responsible for causing an accident.
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Old 16-03-2012, 17:02   #960
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I'll grant you that, I noticed i had one on the back of the car, the spare, but never dreamt the ones on the wheels were winter tyres.i had seen the side of them, but they are Michelin and just assumed they were ordinary tyres, it was only this afternoon when i was looking at one of the tyres in the shed when the tread pattern struck a note.

You know the saying, you see not what is there, but what you think should be there, it's a fact.
You would have had a field day if someone else had typed that
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Old 16-03-2012, 17:04   #961
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Well Mr Elf & Safety, it wouldn't be considered safe to put one winter tyre on the car & 3 ordinary tyres, would it? You could have been responsible for causing an accident.
I didn't know at the time, the spare had a cover over it on the back of the car.

One day i was getting a few stones out of the tyre after i had taken the cover off when i got suspicious that it was a winter tyre.

But as it was only a spare i wasn't really bothered
Don't think the M&S marking is on both sides of the tyre so it's not easy to see.
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Old 16-03-2012, 17:14   #962
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Just ordered my tea, it's Friday so it's a takeaway tonight.

Chicken Tikka starter, Lamb Madras, Mushroom Bhaji, Fried Rice, Mango Chutney & Lime Pickle.
You get popadom's anyway sliced onion.
25 minutes.
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Old 16-03-2012, 17:17   #963
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You would have had a field day if someone else had typed that
Indeed so.....he would have gone on for days & days.
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I didn't know at the time, the spare had a cover over it on the back of the car.

One day i was getting a few stones out of the tyre after i had taken the cover off when i got suspicious that it was a winter tyre.

But as it was only a spare i wasn't really bothered

Don't think the M&S marking is on both sides of the tyre so it's not easy to see.
Excuses, excuses........you should always check your spare tyre is road worthy. It's an offence to have a duff one in the car. You've been well & truly rumbled.

You were the one going on yesterday about the difference between winter tyres & ordinary ones.
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Old 16-03-2012, 17:22   #964
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Indeed so.....he would have gone on for days & days.

Excuses, excuses........you should always check your spare tyre is road worthy. It's an offence to have a duff one in the car. You've been well & truly rumbled.

You were the one going on yesterday about the difference between winter tyres & ordinary ones.
I think he has got off lightly, well so far anyway
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Old 16-03-2012, 17:23   #965
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I think he has got off lightly, well so far anyway
The day is still young...........
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Morning Everyone.

Sun blazing down here this morning, thats a change, been so cloudy lately.


You should run dskchk to see how your disk is.
Here's the syntax.
http://www.microsoft.com/resources/d....mspx?mfr=true

Try installing Avast over itself.

Win7 isn't expensive as an upgrade, i put it on my O/H's laptop because it wouldn't update itself.

When you delete a program it never goes back in the same place because it doesn't really delete it, it just marks the files as such but leaves them there, thats why the police can retrieve deleted picture etc from your computer, unless you defrag or format they don't get touched.
Avast contains some thing called a Defence Module to prevent viruses from trying to delete it. You have to DL a tool from Avast and uninstall in Safe Mode.

done a check list and have been ok since.

oh of course I forgot about it not been totally deleted


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Right you lot, behave while I'm gone.....well try, at least..

Off round to neighbours now to drink cheap bubbles, eat unhealthy snacky food and wobble home again on the bike later, leaving the kids in the capable hands of my imminently more sensible maid ....
Cheers me dears.


Edit ...or should that be emminently, I always get that one wrong...
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Does anyone know how I can find my UID number on FB?

I always want to call it 'IUD' must be Freudian
Can't recall exactly but could find out.I found mine to have a moan to Zenga. In your FB profile somewhere

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A little bit more on the red-meat-is-bad-for-you study. I found it very worrying, given how much meat I eat; but I'm feeling reassured after looking into it a bit more.

For example, apparently half of American meat consumption is hamburger meat (I know, I can hardly believe that either). A lot of that would be eaten with fries, then, wouldn't it? Or white buns. Who can say what the latter contributed to the findings. (Hamburger meat, which usually contains dubious filler, was counted as non-processed meat in the survey!)

Also, not only did the amount of unhealthy behaviour (smoking, lack of exercise, etc.) correlate with the higher levels of meat consumption, but so did higher total intake of calories. So the people who eat the most meat also eat the most food: therefore who's to say that the increased early mortality of meat eaters did not have more to do with overeating (and maybe with being overweight) than with meat in particular?

Finally, it seems that some of the headlines, such as "Meat causes 1 in 10 deaths" are misleading or inaccurate, and that the implications of the study are far less drastic. A 20% increased risk of early mortality in processed-meat eaters, for example, is not a 20% risk of early mortality overall: it is a 20% increase of risk of early death from cardiovascular disease on top of the pre-existing risk. So, for example, if we all have, say, a 5% risk of dying from cardiovascular disease, our risk would go up to 6% if we eat lots of processed red meat--an increase of 1%. The increase would be even less for cancer, and still less for cardiovascular disease and cancer in those eating red meat but not processed meat. Not so frightening after all.

I don't know what the figures are for other diseases--they didn't figure in this survey. But if we knew them we could arguably deduct percentages from our overall (as opposed to meat-related) risk of early death, according to any positive dietary and lifestyle habits we have. Say the risk of dying early for smokers was 10%--non-smokers could offset most of that against any increased risk from meat eating. And so on with the other possible causes of early mortality. My guess is that in most of us the risks would even out, giving us good odds of normal longevity. Those most likely to die early would be people who manifest a whole cluster of higher-risk behaviours--not just meat eating but high alcohol and cigarette consumption, high junk-food consumption, lack of exercise, etc.

OK, time for my chop.
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exactly...
gin (minus), tonic (assume neutral), lemon (plus)
Voddie and DB 3x -
Kebab - salad + chips - chilli ??neutral Stella -
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Indeed so.....he would have gone on for days & days.

Excuses, excuses........you should always check your spare tyre is road worthy. It's an offence to have a duff one in the car. You've been well & truly rumbled.

You were the one going on yesterday about the difference between winter tyres & ordinary ones.
The garage do that, just never dreamt it was a winter tyre, think it had been on well before the last lot of tyres were put on.

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Avast contains some thing called a Defence Module to prevent viruses from trying to delete it. You have to DL a tool from Avast and uninstall in Safe Mode.

done a check list and have been ok since.

oh of course I forgot about it not been totally deleted


Fat chance

Can't recall exactly but could find out.I found mine to have a moan to Zenga. In your FB profile somewhere

lies damn lies and statistics

Voddie and DB 3x -
Kebab - salad + chips - chilli ??neutral Stella -
I have Avast 7, bought the Internet version.

Have Malwarebytes looking after that side, bought the Pro version.

Have the Dell 'System Mechanic' looking after the system etc.
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Does anyone know how I can find my UID number on FB?

I always want to call it 'IUD' must be Freudian
http://ukfb-forums.joltonline.com/sh...ile-UID-number

go to your FB home page and click on your profile pic.

Then look at address bar - URL

should be like this

www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=4***********5

Its just the first 12 or so letters after id not the &set etc that may show
&set=a.434282973591.219083.638248591&type=1&theater

Am I friends with you If so I can tell you it
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The garage do that, just never dreamt it was a winter tyre, think it had been on well before the last lot of tyres were put on.


I have Avast 7, bought the Internet version.

Have Malwarebytes looking after that side, bought the Pro version.

Have the Dell 'System Mechanic' looking after the system etc.
I use the free versions
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Starring St Balders Bernard and introducing Fluffers as kitten

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I use the free versions
I've never bought an anti-virus (or anti spyware programmes) I always use the free ones.
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Starring St Balders Bernard and introducing Fluffers as kitten

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Awwww so cute.
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Starring St Balders Bernard and introducing Fluffers as kitten

http://www.huffingtonpost.co.uk/2012...6pLid%3D100602
Awwwwwwwwwwww, you big softy, that's sweet.....
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Fluffers was cute, St.Balders Bernard looks a tad uninterested
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I've never bought an anti-virus (or anti spyware programmes) I always use the free ones.

Awwww so cute.
If I thought they would work 100% all the time i might consider it, but not paying for endless crashes and freezes.


I said to Fluffers I''ll be the new Johnny Morris soon and he said . Who ?

I'm getting obsessed with animal vids.


Yes fluffers. nooo you fool we can't get a pair of pandas
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Fluffers was cute, St.Balders Bernard looks a tad uninterested
He's trying to relax but keeps getting pestered
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