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  1. Funny how Vettel decides that its time for 'another challenge' in the season when he is being soundly thrashed by his new team mate and probably going to have to support his championship challenge for the rest of the season!
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  2. Well b******* off and watch some MotoGP instead of trolling this thread then. Sime of us rather like F1 still.
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  3. Don't get me wrong, the Chernobyl incident was BAD, but it wasn't as bad as the media made it out to be, the plant still ran well into the 1990's. People have lived inside the exclusion zone and still do, people who refused to leave their homes in 1986. The view a lot of us have been given, is one that serves a political agenda, not helped by the "James Bond" derived ideas that everything nuclear is designed to kill billions of people. The purpose of the negative press is primarily to push forward renewable energy sources, which a lot of powerful people have invested A LOT of money in. The same thing happened with Fukushima, we got a lot of inaccurate and over exaggerated stories from the media, most of the images we saw we're purely damage caused my the tsunami, but it was presented in such a way as to demonise nuclear power. Did you know it's possible to make a battery that could run a car for over 10 years, using just the non-harmful isotopes present in nuclear waste? Image something the size of a normal car battery, capable of powering an electric vehicle way beyond it's expected service life. Now I wonder what multi billion £ corporations would want to make sure that never saw the light of day? and I wonder how much they'd pay the right people to make sure none of us wanted it.
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  4. It is a pity for their country that the Argentinian forces did not show more bravery when the war was on instead of picking on three cars with defenceless drivers. What has happened here is one of three things, 1, An Argentinian red top paper saw a way of raising circulation by making trouble. 2 The Argentinian president Ms Kurcher is doing the old smoke and mirror trick to deflect the state of the economy as they are broke, by raising the old chestnut again. 3 Top gear producers wanted world wide promotion. The Argentinian government knew they were coming and what they were doing, the cars were registered with those numbers when first built and the link is tenuous at best to any connection so which of the above is most likely
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  5. Not used tin top all week ! Not bad for time of year!
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  6. You out robbing it then Adam
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  7. There's enough tension in my house at the moment without adding any more! (My better half still doesn't know how much my engine rebuild is going to cost..... ) Matt
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  8. If people want to be offended they will manage it. Personally I am really annoyed that your plate is calling me a Git...
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  9. thats what i said .its a hubcentric spacer
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  10. thats a alloy hubcentric spacer on the origonal hub (not on the wheels the hub on the car) ,remove it and they will fit , but that must be a 10mm plus spacer on there so will change the offset of the front wheel , but if you remove it your wheels will go on as it will then fit on the stanndard hub
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