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I had some success with athletic wrist supports (i've got lonsdale ones) but they're only really any good quite late in the healing process. on a related note, does anyone know of an ankle support that's stiffer than the 661 race brace? they're not supporting the front of my ankle well enough

it infuriates me when I see 15 year old kids doing stuff I'm too pussy to do so I don't like the video at all but seriously.. he's got a nice relaxed style about him which I like

it's cos the splines get knackered - either by the cranks being run loose or old age.

they all run away from me

i got to watch a rollerblader break his ankle a few weeks ago we all laughed, then someone helped him to the main road so the ambulance could pick him up

animal / abike co. GLH or an ASM on the back and a GLH up front don't think they cost very much and they're working out good so far.

do that don't overtighten by using a dirty great allen key - elementaries clamp a lot harder than normal stems with a lot less effort put into the tightening so you really do run a serious risk of crushing your bars. There's proper instructions for elementary installation and tightening available either on the odyssey site or the g-sport site (can't remember which)

rimming is disgusting but you'd be pissed off if they banned that. perhaps not, but you get the point.

child porn mostly

I think thats a WTP nova. the 07 version retails at £199 with a better spec than that and doesn't have a full-cromoly frame or fork. I wouldn't bother to be honest, you'll see better deals than that. don't buy anything that isn't full-cromoly frame & fork - it'll probably kill you tada!!

except they aren't 18 months on a maggie = no maintenance required beyond tweaking the tpa 1 ride on a vee = ages spent twatting around with screws and springs and lube * I know what I prefer *this doesn't include those Vee setups that cost double what you'd spend on a maggie obviously but the disadvantages with those are clar from the price

non-smokers have always been free to sit in the non-smoking area - or f**k off outside where the smoke doesn't bother them (i jest) The approach I would have taken (and will, when I'm king) is to give tax breaks to places that ban smoking - or the inverse (ie. penalties to places that allow smoking) . That's your business incentive (and some free money to fill up gordon brown's jag) right there.

I think Rich's point is that it's an infringement on our right to choose. Historically speaking (over the last couple of hundred years at least) the English have been able to do pretty much whatever the hell they want and as a result it's something we've come to take for granted. Personally (as a smoker) I have no issue with places banning smoking on an individual basis (i prefer to work and eat in a non-smoking environment for a start), what I object to is the rule being forced upon places (not people) that don't want it. anyway. I've had beer and my thoughts are turning to knockers so I don't care anymore

Me included - I f**king hate trials riders er. I won't pretend I agree with everything you've said in terms of specifics (being a born fascist I just can't) but I do agree with the general theme and I fully support your long and seemingly educated rant. well done. ps. I'm curious, did you risk typing all of it into the new-post box or did you play safe and save it off in notepad first?

I really wouldn't want to say cos I've always just smuggled cash. It might be worth asking Inur or somebody equally foreign if they've had any experience. why not paypal though - we ll know that's legit?

I recommend you put it all back in the box and send it to me so you don't waste valuable homework time playing computer games you'll thank me when you're a captain of industry

photos of eyeballs ***!1!!!1!

it's not safe really - you've got no comeback if you get f**ked over (not that I'm saying youll get f**ked over but it is the money transfer method favoured by Nigerian email fraudsters). I'm sure there's other more secure ways to transfer money to foreign parts - even if they cost you a bit more it's worth the sting for the security

dont you dare sell that LAF - I wanted that

check the bmx questions thread - there was a lot of discussion on the subject a few months back. keep an eye out for ... We the people, DK, hoffman, dont spend less than 300 on a complete and don't buy it if the frame&fork aren't 100% cromoly

have you ever had sex? tis shiny though

the turbocache stuff isn't the end of the world. I've got a 7300 with 256mb real memory and 256mb turbocache in my laptop. It handles 3dsmax, maya, zbrush etc very happily. where it falls down is recent games, you have to turn everything down to get decent frame rates but i've yet to find a game i flat out couldn't run. kris is right though - go for a 6600gt or 7600gt, life'll just be a little bit better

Eno does, 36 teeths + 2 offset sets of 3 pawls = 72 engagements at the pedals

ATI make marginally faster cards on paper but can't write drivers for shit so the cards either don't run at their full potential or don't work properly depending on what you're doing - crossfire is also a joke Nvidia can write drivers so 9 times out of 10 upgrading drivers means everything works better - also, SLI is not a joke, it genuinely works in short - buy nvidia, it won't make you angry For gaming don't buy anything that ends in a number lower than 600 (eg 7600) if it says GT, GTX or Ultra on the end it will be noticeably faster than the ones that don't say GT, GTX or Ultra on the end. If you have a choice between a new 8600 and an old 7900 - get the 7900, it's a much more powerful card. on the 8800... People will talk about needing directX 10 support but no games will use the new features properly for a couple of years so there is no need to pay the premium for an 8800 - you're a lot better off with a 768mb 7950gx2 than a 640mb 8800.

better pics of cruiser dammit!!!! do your back wheel blue as well