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19 January 2005 | 12:50 PM
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From: Just beyond the limits of adhesion
If you're getting fade have you considered changing the fluid, and possibly some braided hoses. For what it costs you may as well do it along with the new discs/pads. Most fade is due to two reasons; the fluid boils in the pipes and oxygenates allowing compression, cured by using fluid with a higher boiling point; or the heat softens the rubber OE hoses allowing them to expand reducing internal fluid pressure. Mine have been much better since I did them along with EBC Reds on OE discs.
19 January 2005 | 03:41 PM
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From: GARLIC BREAD!!!CHEESE CAKE!!!HOW DARE YOU!
On a less eye watering theme.
Check out the WWW.Thefastshow.com
Looks like a great weekend (or one day) show at santa pod thats got absolutely everything - including: Run What Ya Brung Competition,Page 3 babes, Comedy, Pole Dancing, Jet car, Wheelie Car, Pole dancing, Car Club displays, Page 3 Babes, Funfair, Free grandstand seats and parking, Page 3 babes, Sideshows, Trade village, Pole dancing The Autoglym Show Car Paddock,Pole dancing and Jet Car and race-car demos.
Ho did i mention its got Pole dancing and Page 3 babes
Does any one fancy a trip down either for the day or to camp for the weekend.
Heres another one that looks good, with a great offer for clubs including a dedicated club track session for 20 cars, read on at www.japfest.co.uk/clubs.html
Mick
Check out the WWW.Thefastshow.com
Looks like a great weekend (or one day) show at santa pod thats got absolutely everything - including: Run What Ya Brung Competition,Page 3 babes, Comedy, Pole Dancing, Jet car, Wheelie Car, Pole dancing, Car Club displays, Page 3 Babes, Funfair, Free grandstand seats and parking, Page 3 babes, Sideshows, Trade village, Pole dancing The Autoglym Show Car Paddock,Pole dancing and Jet Car and race-car demos.
Ho did i mention its got Pole dancing and Page 3 babes
Does any one fancy a trip down either for the day or to camp for the weekend.
Heres another one that looks good, with a great offer for clubs including a dedicated club track session for 20 cars, read on at www.japfest.co.uk/clubs.html
Mick
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19 January 2005 | 07:02 PM
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From: Just beyond the limits of adhesion
Good call Mick.
The Fast Show one is (probably) the day after Rallydrive, so will either complete a full weekend
or will get people in trouble with their missuses 
3 runs on the strip seems a bit tight, but I suppose they'll have large numbers. It's about a 300 mile round trip.
The Japfest is a 460 miler
and the track time is just 15 minutes (26x 20 car sessions), although it will be the bigger, better show.
Does everyone want me to start organising ?
The Fast Show one is (probably) the day after Rallydrive, so will either complete a full weekend
or will get people in trouble with their missuses 3 runs on the strip seems a bit tight, but I suppose they'll have large numbers. It's about a 300 mile round trip.The Japfest is a 460 miler
and the track time is just 15 minutes (26x 20 car sessions), although it will be the bigger, better show.Does everyone want me to start organising ?
19 January 2005 | 09:57 PM
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From: Some say he has frost on his helmet...
Want a Larf!
Ok this should make you giggle...
Dazza in da mix...!
http://voice-pro.pwp.blueyonder.co.u...y/MOV02386.mpg
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Dazza in da mix...!
http://voice-pro.pwp.blueyonder.co.u...y/MOV02386.mpg
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19 January 2005 | 11:59 PM
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As a trained Health & safety practitioner I will be reporting this to the H&S executive immediately... as the video is shocking from several Health & safety angles and it should be removed forthwith!!!! 
- The gentlemen on the floor laughing is clearly not wearing a safety helmet or Goggles... Tut tut..
- Just look at that broom leaning against the wall.. someone could trip over that or have their eye out..
- That bag of Blue Circle is clearly not stacked correctly.. Someone could do themselves a mischief picking that up...
20 January 2005 | 08:37 AM
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From: Just beyond the limits of adhesion
Dazza, ROTFFPMSL 
£250 well deserved...
...to go either to the Tsunami Fund, or Dazza's 2.5 block fund
Hope you don't mind, but that's so funny it needs a wider audience CLICKY
£250 well deserved...
...to go either to the Tsunami Fund, or Dazza's 2.5 block fund
Hope you don't mind, but that's so funny it needs a wider audience CLICKY
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20 January 2005 | 12:29 PM
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Originally Posted by Sticky Stuff
I thought it was Dizzy, not Dazza!!!!!
or is that just blowing your own trumpet...
ere, mister, you've got a kink in it - have you had it in the mixer...?
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20 January 2005 | 11:50 PM
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From: WYIOC. The Foxglove, Kirkburton, Huddersfield.
Originally Posted by Apple
I'm not per se but remembered the name from the general brain fog... 
21 January 2005 | 01:38 AM
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It rings a bell - any relation to Dale?
The President of our camera club is a jazz freak and knows tons about it but only the original (trad?) jazz from the true "roots" of the sound - he can't stand the "modern rubbish..."
He's done us a couple of talks with music for us and it was interesting along with some of the backgrounds / tales of fast living & dying young He can decipher each of the people playing on old, scratchy recordings by the style and how they played the notes, a real connoisseur of the genre 
Andy
The President of our camera club is a jazz freak and knows tons about it but only the original (trad?) jazz from the true "roots" of the sound - he can't stand the "modern rubbish..."
He's done us a couple of talks with music for us and it was interesting along with some of the backgrounds / tales of fast living & dying young
He can decipher each of the people playing on old, scratchy recordings by the style and how they played the notes, a real connoisseur of the genre Andy
21 January 2005 | 09:03 AM
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From: WYIOC. The Foxglove, Kirkburton, Huddersfield.
Originally Posted by Alan C
We need to know his sound system. ONLY then can we can agree on the connoisseur status..
21 January 2005 | 10:02 AM
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From: ShyTot graphics Location: Squires Bar Location: Wakecastlefract
Originally Posted by Harry_Boy
Most important of all - what cables does he use? And does he have a granite slab or Pre-Stalin aged russian oak tree trunk under his CD player....??
21 January 2005 | 08:25 PM
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Originally Posted by Harry_Boy
OK. Change of plan.... It's now Annie Sugden, not Mollie....
You been drinking?
Nothing like a NPN pure class A amp..
Unless you think she's just 'pure class'?