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Exactly... f**kin scarey isnt it lol

gang rape...

the one that used to work with mark.. big boobies.. really under age... but has amazing boobies... oh and lips.. and was super short.. my god mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm

hott sophie? well.. used to be hott till she went major emo...

i dunno.. maybe knowing like.. how it sounds but not knowing how to spell it i guesse..

No way!... i swear in like the 3 years of knowing him i never even knew his second name.. not even a little bit

No he literally means.. when he clicks to open it.. nothing happens lol

If i was you i would delete everything to do with steam and half life off your pc (apart from the save game files? think theres an option to keep them) then download steam and it will allow you to download all the files you need to run half life again from scratch. No need for the cd ever again.

But then you could say.. people are more likely to stick the parts on to a diesel to try and get the same performance as a petrol? swings and roundabouts me thinks

To be honest i reckon it would cost you more to insure a diesel in one way (due to turbo's) but then.. due to running more "efficient" as some people have stated, then id expect the insurance to go down ( some companies look at car emissions... so sad isnt it). Best bet is to just get a online quote?

i keep getting this http://tv.isg.si/site/modules/troll/blocked.html any help?

it goes 1.6, 2.0se, 2.7- v 6

no turbo, 0 - 60 is well high like 8 - 9 seconds.

Surely any mpg you gain you lose straight away due to the fact that diesel is usually a good 5p extra than petrol. Back in the day when diesel was cheap it did work out well, but nowadays.. they cost a shit load to fill up. Comparison here: My coupe 2.0 se - Full tank costing £35ish will do 260miles. Thats with a 50 g tank. My dads landrover - Full tank.... 70? maybe more will do about 280 miles. Tank size? huge... Yes i know there is the "weight of the cars" etc etc.. but that still doesnt do the figures justice. Then theres the drive of a diesel.. they suck balls in my opinion. Theres sod all power there and i hate the fact they sound like tractors at low revs going through town. When they start producing ceramic blocks getting the efficiency of a diesel super good.. then ill buy one. At the minute diesels are stupidly inefficient. The way i see it is petrol = winner. If your worried about prices of fuel.. convert to gas.. something ridiculously low like 50p a litre...with only slight reduction in performance of a petrol.

To be honest i dont even think bike trials has the popularity to warrent drugs bans or anything else.

Here at loughborough: There are two viruses going the rounds. You will be protected if you have the latest anti-virus that file 4684. For further details see http://www.lboro.ac.uk/computing/hallnet/v.../versionxp.html Nyxem / My Wife =============== The BBC has a news item http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/technology/4661582.stm warning of this virus designed to delete files. Brepibot variant ================ A new bot (a Brepibot variant) is being actively spammed. In the last couple of hours we received several samples of the bot: Photo and Article.exe Transaction and Billing Services.exe.1 photo+article.exe This bot is working the heavily the social engineering side and playing on the emotions of its targets. One targets a person's ego and the other is targeting people for their sympathy / empathy. Here are some of the subjects that we have seen: Photo and Article Campus Student Raped Do you recognise this person? CCTV still of Rapist Rape on Campus

I think im good at pool

lol you hypercrit

Those are the type of rocks that you feel amazing if you pull any move off on them

The money is tax free.

My advent (old skooool) used to restart due to the hard drive being buggered. Run a scan disk and if it locates any bad sectors then that will be the trouble..

Every hall is connected to the network and internet (10mb) etc Take a look on here for all the info on the halls: http://accommodation.lboro.ac.uk/welcome/welcome.php It tells you which are self catered and which arent etc.. Room sizes vary, id say elvyn has the smallest. My rooms about medium size (william morris, which wont be around next year due to being refurbished and turned to self catered) .. i think towers has the largest, but you'll be able to see the sizes on that site. Each hall has its good and bad points to be honest. When you do come on your open day or whatever they will show you around one of them .. i got showed elvyn ( i dont like elvyn because of the room sizes) so was a bit put off. But now im here and been to see mates in different halls there is definitely some great places. All on campus (edit: forgot about john phillips, self catered and is about a 5 min walk from the union... i wanted to go there this year but didnt get in) and a 15 minute walk will get you from one end of the uni to the other so its not a mission to get to lectures.

Here you go dude: http://www.trials-forum.co.uk/forum/index....topic=55538&hl= Plenty of us bumming loughborough in that thread Im doing civil engineering, my friend did a foundation year so if you have anything specific i can ask him

I have nothing to be jealous of... --> QUOTE(joe b @ Jan 27 2006, 07:47 PM) ← Actually mate, i should edit my post, caus i was reffering to you. You were the only one being a bllend. And no, you didn't bum his pics shitless your, critism was unconstructive. Joe. See you clearly haven't read the topic because it seems everyone including dave has only picked up on the negative "comments". ill be the bigger man this time joe.. and walk away.

Just had a quick look at both and two things stood out which were a little annoying on my screen. The bullet points on the first site on the left hand side, under the our services are outside of the table they are in. Also on the 2nd site the latest news frame has a horizontal scroll bar for me, would be a lot nicer without.