Alex_G60_Fanatic

:shock: Nooooo!

I love that lemon jelly song... The bit when the music kicks in in flipping amazing

Thats why you should never round UP! :tongue: Mind you, idealy a number should never be "rounded" at all... What would your maths teacher say! :nono:

Not as far as I'm aware! so your not sure! :D

well James and James, one of you need to vote! cumon chop chop :D

I had to turn it off after Massa let Alonso through... Was the first time i have ever agreed with Eddie Jordan, its nothing short of theft! and you could see the anger in Masa during that interview. What a crock of sh*t :censored:

who owns the VR6 Campaign? :confused4:

ok... instead of just having a go at other peoples choices i'll make one myself "the Science of Sleep" by Michel Gondry (2006) - 8/10 Incredibly creative, good use of animation sequences and good acting from a little known cast. "The Day of the Jackal" by Fred Zinnemann (1973) - 7/10 True story about an atempt to assassinate Charles de Gaulle, a properly griping film ruined only by some incredibly hammy acting by secondary cast members. Although Edward Fox played his part well enough and the cinematic presentation of the locations where really very good considering the age of the film "Breathless (À bout de souffle)" by Jean-Luc Godard (1959) - 7/10 Godard’s 1959 debut is not merely one of the defining films of the French New Wave; it is one of the handful of films, like Birth of a Nation and Citizen Kane, that genuinely changed the direction of the medium. Gritty and yet subtle most of the film takes place outside the confines of the story line and concentrates predominately on the relationship between the main two characters. In-fact, my only main criticism of the film is that the use of action sequences, (so poorly executed!) somewhat cheapens the rest of this very clever film. All watched recently at my local independent cinema :grin: ps Say no to drugs!

so.. in your opinion you will never in your life watch a more entertaining/gripping/enthralling or captivating film than "inception"... just because a film is given 10/10 (which is what I'd give it) ....doesn't mean it can't be bettered eventually.....it's only a scoring system between 1 and 10 after all..............if it was a score between 1 and 100, i'd probably give it a 96/100 ...... not complete cinema "perfection", but really damn close to it..... besides, a truly "perfect" film doesn't exist :)[/quote:j4ie218r] thats my point... 10 out of 10 implies perfection :wink:

so.. in your opinion you will never in your life watch a more entertaining/gripping/enthralling or captivating film than "inception"...

here we go...[/quote:1zltuths] ahh.. you almost got me! :lol:

the standard G60 doesnt compare to a VR though, so not trying to start a fight, just pointing out the obvious thats rubbish! Are you just comparing the power output or are you going to back that up with detailed reasons! :censored:

lets not get into this discussion shall we..... they're both good in different ways :wink: I think you might be right! And by the looks of it if it were to come down to popular vote i wouldn't do so well :pale:

Here watch it buddy! It could be to do with the fact that there where no G60's made after 1991 and so more would have been broken and crashed Also, most of the coooool kids come out after 10pm :camp: You wait till 10:20pm. loadsa G60's then :grin: edit: searched and found a 1993 G60... Was that an american model?

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/MINICHAMPS-VW-COR ... 2c53da2d6f G80? :confused4:

Any luck with these fella?

sexy lady? :wink:

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Indeed, nothing shouts "granny wagan" like a Fiat Multipla :camp:

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Ford-Escort-55-di ... 4cf0371eb2

why not a fiesta or escort van?

its a funny old car, it got great reviews for economy and creature comforts, and the central seat is handy. If your wanting to shift stuff though i really would have gone with that Van!!! lol What on earth made you opt for it in the first place? :confused4:

can you use a blank key? or will one or two tumblers sit proud? Alternatively you can get a new handle that has NO tumblers in the barrel Like mine. You can have them if you give us the postage. They're Early style handles

year its an early bonnet but its all electric windows. its a black g60 if i recall correctly

Vultures.jpg[/attachment:1n6iv765] Guilty as charged Bill :oops: Did you get your one fixed or should I also have nipped down to star to see if they had an aqua one breaking :lol: Don't be ashamed! its better that than going to a stealies to be crushed! At least your putting it to good use! I'm glad i didn't go into that garage now though if you got that kinda response! TBH, the interior was shocking on that car, its going to need ALOT of work to get it looking mint again. Where about are you based then fella? I'm up in dundee, there is an early rado being broken round the corner from me if your needing bits. It's like a little corrado shop! :twisted: