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I saw my first one in the flesh yesterday - I had reservations after seeing the pictures about the gaping holes in the front bumper, but in person it actually looked pretty good, it's a really nice facelift overall I think.

I really like the 212, but I have to say the headlights really are the ugliest part of it - this new design is much nicer IMHO.

Never liked rides where you end up upside down at any point, that ride to me looks like hell!

We've seen riots in Manchester not too long ago. We've also heard how the pubs needed to be closed on the day of the funeral because the atmosphere was so tense. It's quite plausible that certain people may have taken things further if they had seen it - be that someone who he offended...

I've never realised before now, but the SLS doesn't half look like a grown up Mazda RX7

I love watching these, it's curious how we often find beauty in things that are so devastating

Mercedes-Benz UK - New cars - designo Looks like a nice example, although that wood is a little gross...

I think it's wind - when I first had the feed on there were some small balloons and they were blowing around like mad

+1 :thumb:

Good, so I've got about a year for my numbers to come up in the lottery then!

I swear some people must be trying to win a Darwin award.

Almost forgot about this, thanks for the reminder! The feed on their website won't work for me, but it's being streamed live on Youtube too (even in HD) for others whom it might be bust for: Live Now! - Red Bull Stratos - freefall from the edge of space - YouTube

Regardless of whether it helps reduce crime, I don't think there can be any argument it helps to solve them. Can that ever be a bad thing, despite the limited potential to affect your own lives? So, I get logged driving past an ANPR camera at a certain time and place... is it really a big deal...

I know my local one does, they used footage of it on a car crime program :D

It's not different to some dodgy fellow at the DVLA using it to find the perfect car to steal, or someone at a holiday shop using the details to rob a house when people are on holiday. Abuse of a system doesn't mean we should not have it in the first place - it just means in needs to be staffed...

That's a stupid argument. You are driving around in a public place - not in some private world where no one else knows you're there. There's many other ways to prove you were there if the question ever came up - shopping records, public accounts etc. CCTV/ANPR is just an addition to that. Deal...

I'd much rather have my whereabouts potentially logged and surveillance used to help solve crimes, then not be logged and countless crimes made exponentially more difficult to solve.

Quite.

kieranswood seemed really interested

I found the previous two fact sheets as well: One: Fun Fact Friday: One Million Two: Fun Fact Friday: Offroad