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How long have you got to wait?
well, I can't apply till just before my 18th birthday (june) and then probably a 6 month wait.
sooo, christmas maybe
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what the **** is an optional door buster
I don't know, but I want one on everything!!!
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A gun...
...any gun
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p.s. did it come with a Haynes manual :look:
no need, a hammer and some cable ties will serve him well
good luck with her
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Go for it, like others have said, you only live once
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it was suggested at one point (not by me) but it was quickly scrapped - no matter how long the rope its just too much of a risk to take
yep, not safe at all. That point was proved on boxing day when tony and I came to the conclusion that 28g of 7.5 steel won't penetrate a vehicle skin, but 32g of 6s definitely will
another, altogether simpler idea would be to use a fishing rod to reel the bottle across the field
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you english
scalpel this, anaesthetic that
get a pair of wire cutters out and be done with it
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The Ramore - Portrush Harbour
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You should, we need some paddys....just for the crack!!!!!
I could probably make the march date
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fast enough, what really helps is if you enter into a posting competition with someone - me and lee had one, hence lots of posts
nice one anyway
Well done mate but it suggests you don't have much of a lifein babs' and Lee's case it's due to cheap vodka and "shine"
boy, there were some interesting nights
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link doesn't work....or the lizards that run the world have blocked me....
******, give me a sec
**ok, try it now**
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Can't say what it was but they had a leg of it in the Kebab shop
didn't taste like any meat I could recognise.
Ostrich, Wild Boar. My favourites -Throatbreads ( cows thymus gland)
Calves sweetbread (pancreas)
that would be an elephants leg
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keep you head down mate :blink:
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duuuuuuddde :blink:
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it would look good with an over barrel mod on it or a standard mod with some sort of barrel cover to make it look like an over barrel mod, could you fit a normal scope on it or are you limited to the red dot sight? nice bit of kit but why do we get raped on price
I'd say that the barrel will be free floating, so you should be able to put any mod you want on there
and what red dot sight??
that "thing" is just the rear peep sight
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Following a mock test today... it seems roundabouts are my downfall.
So if you could all stay the **** away from Chippenham's roundabouts next Friday it would be greatly appreciated.
FM
will do mate
I aint good at roundabouts either
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beautiful pics there kay
but what's with the two mayflys going at it??
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im sure he really gives a flying **** what all you english nobs/***** think
actually, I am in no part english, and by ancestry scottish
I still hate the guy
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I can't stand him, I think he's an obnoxious ****
I want the other guy to win
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I have one (well, it's my mums), a 99 1.9 diesel, and it has its good points and its bad points
good
can be taken apart with an allen key and a hammer (very important with land rovers)
adequate off road (pulling horse boxes out of wet muddy fields)
very very comfy front seats
gutsy low down power
The back half of the roof can be taken off (3 dr), as well as the sun roof (would probably be a good lamping vehicle)
The back window goes down, which can be very handy
fair sized boot (get two bales of straw in no bother, with the seats folded forward, another 2)
bad
It's very hard to get into the back of the 3dr
electrics can be temperamental (door locks especially)
flat out, it'll only do about 80-85, cruising speed 60 ish
ground clearance isn't anything special
the 4wd wont be up to serious use
weird interior
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I've just had a brainwave (about time), whoever said that the new cheek piece had to come from the same stock??
take a nice rounded cheekpiece from a damaged air rifle/rifle stock, cut a hole the same shape out of the ruger stock
get some threaded bars, and metal plates they can be bolted to
screw the plates to the wooden pieces, add the bars between
and bobs your uncle, an adjustable cheek piece
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if you have the use of a car at home, take it around the town, stop at the shops. do lots of pulling in the side of the road. Make sure that you know every route. Learn every corner, junction, etc. off by heart, because the examiner may waffle when coming up to junctions and confuse the hell out of you. (as a 2 time failure, not yet pass, take my advice
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Get it into your head that failure is not final, it will help. I had that mindset the second time, and only failed due to lack of local knowledge.
Make sure that you know what the speed limits are, because you won't have time to look around for signs. And whatever you do, the single most important piece of advice I can give you is to try and keep calm. If you let yourself get worked up you'll be jittery, and end up making a stupid mistake (or several, reasons for the first failure)
A trick my dad plays on me is to cover the rear view mirror and then ask what is behind me. A friend of mine had the examiner do this to him on the test, so be aware of what's around you.
If you can, choose a time that isn't busy. Not half 3, the buses are a nightmare. I've heard that about 11 ish on a monday or tuesday is a good time to go for it.
Be aware that the examiner could do the unexpected. Just because your instructor never gets you pull up in a certain place doesn't mean that the examiner won't
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