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last fm is similar, but you have to sign up. It does other funky shit like log everything you play on your computer then reccomends music you might like. You can also see what other people with similar tastes to you are listening to.

Q1- How often do you play any of the Lottery games ? Very Infrequently* [X] Monthly** [ ] Weekly*** [ ] Weekly**** [ ] * E.g only on birthdays, very occasionally as impulse buy etc ** You play once or twice per month *** One Ticket per week **** More than one ticket per month Q2- Which of the following games have you played ? (State as many as applicable) Lotto [X ] Euromillions [ ] Thunderball [ ] Daily Play [ ] Scratchcards [ ] Hotpicks [ ] Q3- What is your opinion on the variety of games available ? Not Enough [ ] Just Right [ ] Too Much* [ ] Too Much** [X ] * Too much, but understand all the games ** Too much, but do NOT understand all the games Q4- Which of these channels have you used to purchase a ticket before ? (State as many as applicable) From Shop [X] Internet [ ] Text Msg [ ] Sky TV [ ] Q5- Were you fully aware about the new interactive ways of purchasing a ticket ? No [X] Some Idea [ ] Yes [ ] Q6- Would you consider buying a ticket via text/sky tv/ web in the future ? Already Do [ ] Definitly Not [X] Unsure [ ] Yes [ ] Q7- How do you perceive the popularity of the National Lottery ? Poor [ ] Declining [X] Constant* [ ] Improving [ ] * Since it was launched Q8- How often do you notice advertising (TV, print, Web etc) and promotions by the National Lottery ? Never [ ] Occasionally [X] Often [ ] Very Often [ ] Q9- In your opinion, How much does the Lottery do for good causes ? Not Enough [ ] Does Some Good [X] A Lot of Good [ ] Don't Know [ ] Q10- Do you think the National Lottery changes Britain for the better ? No [ ] Unsure [X] Yes [ ]

Does that mean it'll break if you use ffw?

Sheldon Brown is the man when it comes to bicycle repair

There's some here :lol:.

Measure from the bottom of where the crown race sits. If you're buying brand new forks, they'll come with plenty of steerer.

You can use USB but the quality isn't as good as using firewire (which is what I assume the guy at jessops meant by DV input). Your computer might have a firewire port or you can get a card fairly cheaply :S

I saw some pretty cheap suits in Tesco.

Abso-bloody-exactly Check out the stress V cycles to failure graph. It shows that below a certain point (the rumble from your brake compared to the actual force required to hold your wheel will be below this point) the number of cycles the component is put through does not contribute (or contributes very little) to fatigue.

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It's the diameter of the outer most edge of the tyre, for a 20" bike the rim will be about 16" and the tyre will be about 2". So 2+2+16=20 therefore you have 20" wheels.

For all you pimps out there check this out.

Planes don't magically appear at 30,000 ft they have to ascend and descend, check this.

Maybe not totally applicable but still funny:

Are you a little inattentive today? Do you?

Doesn't sound very good :huh: Yes :)

Tomm got shaved. Before, during, and after photos:

I've had a sidekick with APS on for ages and used it for both trials and trails, the APS system is pretty much like having normal mounts as long as you lock-tite them up. I had a few issues with them coming loose, but once they were threadlocked they were fine.

Well Australia is only the way it is because of the British. Surely it's native peoples are the Aboriginals? Look back through history, countries change.

Sounds like your crank is knackered. Cranks fit on tapers and once they come loose the cranks deform, then they will come loose for ever. The bit around the bolt is just a plastic cover, it doesn't make any difference if it's there or not.

Civil law is the part of the law that deals with matters of the state such as common law, private law and municipal law. Generally, involves the dispute over property, commercial transactions or family matters such as divorce and adoption. Civil law generally leads to some kind of compensation for the offended party, whereas criminal law looks to punish and rehabilitate the offender. The civil courts are: County court High Court House of Lords (matters of statute and precedents) Criminal law is the part of the law concerned with illegal acts committed against individuals or society as a whole. Criminal law uses the power of the courts to seek punishment for these offences, and is primarily concerned with punishment, deterrence and rehabilitation. Criminal courts are: Magistrates courts Crown courts Queens Bench Divisional The Court of Appeal House of Lords You need to search harder...

Rock on.

I get this error when trying to send PMs. Fatal error: Cannot instantiate non-existent class: class_upload in /home/trials/public_html/forum/sources/classes/post/class_post.php on line 1514 And another thing When I try and put emoticons in posts they only appear at the very end of my message no matter where the cursor is :-

Below are two shapes made up of four different blocks but rearraged slightly, they should have the same overall area but one appears to take up less space (there's an empty square). Can anyone explain?