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Start to finish, just thinking twaaaaaaaaaaats. Everything about that was offensive.

On VHS? No But this is a staple trials video, I was brought up on this and Tricks & Stunts 1!

I didn't think my gf was super hot when I met her (and said so on here, and she read it, stupid boy, nearly a deal breaker before we'd really started), but now I find her most attractive Same story with my ex though when I met her.

First result on Google for "Yamaha Aerox" http://www.autotrader.co.uk/search/used/bikes/yamaha/aerox And the second http://www.gumtree.com/search?q=yamaha+aerox&search_location=&category=motorbikes-scooters&vehicle_make=&vehicle_mileage=&seller_type=&vehicle_body_type=&vehicle_fuel_type=&vehicle_transmission=&vehicle_engine_size=&min_price=&max_price= And the sixth http://www.preloved.co.uk/adverts/list/3353/mopeds-scooters.html?keyword=yamaha%20aerox Nearly 200 for sale in 5 seconds, how hard have you been looking?!

The Passat is worth less, harder to steal, same make less desirable model; costs more to insure...

New years resolution?

Enlighten me then, why does a lower powered Passat cost more to insure than the higher powered Scirocco?

Prove me wrong.

So therefore the Passat costs more to insure, simples Then it's down to the age group of people who crash, your specific circumstances regarding claims and points and the area you live in, and the amount of time you spend on the road it really is that simple, test the theory Just to clarify, I'm not saying it should be done that way, but it is!

As I already said, people who can afford the nicer model will look after it better, thus less of them are crashed. That would be much too logical, but if amount left isn't taken into account, from an insurers point of view if you look at a car of which 100,000 were crashed last year, vs a model that only 2 were crashed, my theory is correct and there is no mystery

Well yeah, but if there's 1,000,000 of one type of car on the road vs 10 of another kind (extremes of course, not actual figures) then chances are an awful lot more of the 1,000,000 are (not would be) being crashed more frequently... You could pretty much base it on the number of each type of car you see in scrapyards, can nearly always guarantee a Passat or 2 or 3 in any big yard, I can't remember the last time I saw a MK2 rocco in a yard! The low numbers of certain cars means the ones that are left are being driven more carefully, and generally being looked after better and as such are cheaper to insure regardless of power. As for the same being true of modern cars where there are still 1,000,000's of them with various engines, and the more powerful ones are cheaper to insure - kids can't afford to buy big power cars so therefore there are fewer bellend/careless/inexperienced drivers behind the wheels of the faster models Statistics! I don't know why people don't get it!

More Passats on todays roads, more involved in crashes as a result, statistics, same as all insurance is based on

One better, flower, it's got 2 lots of twists in it ...Nightmare to build and true, and not even a little bit strong, looks cool though

Ftfy Anyway number 5/500 So I bought another one (411/500) some years later and built it to dream spec, one day I'll get round to riding it

I never thought of it, and I've chopped up so much perfect material for such a device (ladders made of angle iron and such) in my time! ><

Run out of talent or someone elses fault?

You've gone wrong.

A 4wd Daihatsu Charade

Well was it circulating properly, most notably through the heater matrix hoses...? Run it up with the expansion cap off until it's up to temp to get rid of air.

Haven't read anything else about your problem, did you get all the airlocks out? did you run a hose through the system to make sure it's circulating as it should? What car is it?

Google turned up one more, looks like that guy actually took it a bit seriously though Edit - having done more than glanced at it, quite obviously a potatoshop

2 years, ish It was ridiculous but the day she was out scrubbing it all off (was just chalk pen) apparently people were stopping urging her not to wash it off because it brightened up their day

My girlfriend had one (the Suzuki Swift shape one) and as above, it was loads of fun in the snow (although part-time AWD is bloody weird!) and overall, despite being a thief magnet ( ) was a good little car. I think my favourite bit about it, was that the only reason she bought it was because it was a Subaru, which she found incredibly amusing, so we did this to it

I don't understand, why lie?

Cheapest washing powder you can get, water and a yard brush