Man we got to talk!!! You like TOWIE but dislike Ant & Dec???
Yikes!
How about, Gemma Collins returns to Get me out of here, and eats Ant & Dec .
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Man we got to talk!!! You like TOWIE but dislike Ant & Dec???
Yikes!
How about, Gemma Collins returns to Get me out of here, and eats Ant & Dec .
Hey Patagonian, was this aimed at me?
Although I've had some very heated debates on here, I wouldn't call them by any means, 'arguments'.
They are generally clash of opinions or deep debates to which I still respect the opinions of fellow members whom I debate with and can empathise with how they came to their conclusions..
I think it's good and healthy to debate and we should have lots of it on this forum... makes it more interesting and exciting I suppose!
EDIT: Just seen exchange between DrFeelGood and AMGeed; although immature, it's still entertaining nonetheless
Quantum perfectionism super-position.
Having said that if you did see him then the super perfectionism should collapse to establish either the perfect or imperfect individual in just one of the corners.
I could see it might be a good idea to find a box to put him in together with a randomly activated posion emitter and create an experiment that might not prove much but might become a widely quoted and mentioned - Patagonian's FeelGood experiment - in which no cats could possibly be harmed (or not harmed).
No my friend, it was most certainly wasn't - just the group of have a goers, which changes by the day. We are all part of it in one way or another. Be good if the place - we, it, all - lightened up a bit. Which this thread appears to have done in any case.
And... love the pic of that car. How I wish I was young enough to drive round in something like that in Shinjuku.
Doesn't help having fitted it with a plated Cusco LSD which requires some delicate clutch control
No, I don't live in Tokyo. But lived in HK in my 20s and spent many a long weekend in Japan. Adored the place.
That's me on the left
You're losing me now.
Love the names they give their cars, Cedric etc but not sure I like the sound of a Mercedes Mike...
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Somewhat childishly, this really has stuck with me, and I can't help but wonder; if she'd shaved it first, would it have been a clippety clop?I happened upon a trio of tarts, one of which was making a cast of her clopper to send to her imprisoned b/f to remind him of her! FFS
No, I don't live in Tokyo. But lived in HK in my 20s and spent many a long weekend in Japan. Adored the place.
That's me on the left
You're losing me now.
Love the names they give their cars, Cedric etc but not sure I like the sound of a Mercedes Mike...
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No, I don't live in Tokyo. But lived in HK in my 20s and spent many a long weekend in Japan. Adored the place.
That's me on the left
You're losing me now.
Love the names they give their cars, Cedric etc but not sure I like the sound of a Mercedes Mike...
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I've have a Starlet as a daily for over 20 years. They defy belief on whatever scale you wish to measure them by. Dr. Z. get your Engineers to work studying the mighty Toyota Starlet that's how you build a car matey.
As for TV, look at the population around you, how are you going to sell them useless trinkets if they are watching stuff that over activates their brain in an intellectual way? Better to sweeten them up with nonsense that they can understand and relate to so that when the suggestions to buy our product comes on they are already pre-prepared psychologically grab the very next bit of bling you throw their way. The mistake you all make is thinking TV is entertainment, it isn't! It is Ad Prep and social conditioning 101. Stay away...
I thought the radio may be different, but the BBC World Service here is nothing but poor me, third world radio; what a waste of resource.
Never mind, this has brought me closer to youtube, the best TV on the planet.
haha aah sweet, looks like you were having the time of your life! That side of the world is so relaxing and chilled out! I also lived in Malaysia for a year whilst studying at University of Nottingham and it was probably one of the best years of my life!..although my grades didn't reflect that.
That's me on the right.
oh it's not complicated, if you imagine a car drives around in a circle, the inside wheel has to turn less number of times than the outside wheel. This wouldn't be possible without a differential which essentially splits the two wheels by shaft and they meet together on splined plates which allows independent movement of each drive wheel.
Never mind, this has brought me closer to youtube, the best TV on the planet.
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