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Private road or not, he cud still halm himself

Whoever thinks thats good must me gone in the head, firstly, your underage, and secondly its extreamly dangerous

Mine won't bloody leave me alone, HELP (Being dragged away, digs claws in table, but force too strong, meeeeeoooooooooowa)

Yep, had if before, funnily enough the exact same words came out of my ex's mouth, she ain't gonna take you back dude, just forget about her, 1 tip i have, is do not bug her, if you forget about her, theres more of a chance of her ringing you up saying shes missing you etc.

Battlefield 2 and Joint Operations have to be the best games ever! God i love em!

I take it your going to be riding on the road. Which means tax, about £15, next, to insure a 16 year old its about £300-600, then you need to take your CBT test, which means another £70-100, then another 200 to 800 for the moped itself, have you thought this through??

I would recommend wannadoo, been with them for 3 years now, never once had a problem with them!

So that means im in the bottom 0.5% of the top 1%

Top 1% Yaaaaaaaaaaay

http://www.trials-forum.co.uk/forum/index....topic=45994&hl=

Been posted before

My b-day on huddy2000 was changed changed when i got this account, so people wouldnt know who i was. I am not 15 mate, i can show my armed forces requitment ID when i sort my scanner out.... Army doesnt take under 16's

Check my photo album. But yes, i admit, i'm not old enough to drive.

14 june....1991??? wtf, where'd u get that idea from??? I say again.... Stop thinking you know everything. Oh and i was half hour out lets say, check a few pages, if you havent done one before, 3 hours, if so one hour each side. But i have a licenced mechanic a few doors down, he doesnt have a lot of things used in a garage, and he gets it dont in half the time for less money.

You think that mate. And.... I'm not a kid mate

Well your rough idea is crap. So stop thinking you know everything.

I have watched about 5 CV boot been changed, and also i have changed a couple, takes 1 and a half hours max. So where you go 3 hours from i do not know.

Theres either a tiny whole that siders mensioned, poke a paper clip in there, or there might be a groove to poke a skrewdriver in, if you open it while the computer is off, then turn it on while the tray is still out, if the computer doesnt close the drive, you know the drive is fooked, of so, it's a virus or somthing.

Nice one there mate, some great scores!

Might be a bit of a bump. But would sure like to see some more Pc's, like people Christmas presant ones

I had this problem, but when i changed my graphics card it was okay. Try getting some gold plated s-video leads etc, or try connecting it through your video player if you have one. As you stated it works for a few seconds, it could be a number of things, like your screen resolution, or the tv format being set to NTSC when you t.v is pal.

I'm gald im not the only one it annoys, what also annoys me is msn names like..... Smoke Weed Everyday etc.

Yea, home edition is sound for home users, but i use my pc for quite a few things, so i require Pro.

IIS—XP Pro includes IIS; XP Home doesn't. Encrypted File System (EFS)—EFS debuted in Win2K and lets you encrypt files on an NTFS partition, a very useful feature for mobile machines. XP Pro includes EFS; XP Home doesn't. Multiprocessor—XP Pro supports up to two processors; XP Home supports only one (as did Windows Me/Win98). Remote Assistance—Both editions support Remote Assistance, which lets someone from a Help desk connect to the client desktop to troubleshoot problems. Remote Desktop—XP Pro adds to Remote Assistance by letting any machine running a Terminal Services client run one Terminal Services session against an XP Pro machine. Domain Membership—XP Pro systems can be domain members; XP Home systems can't, but they can access domain resources. Group Policy—XP Pro supports group policies; XP Home doesn't. IntelliMirror—XP Pro supports IntelliMirror, which includes Microsoft Remote Installation Services (RIS), software deployment, and user setting management; XP Home doesn't support IntelliMirror. Upgrade from Win2K/NT—Only XP Pro supports this upgrade. 64-bit Support—Only XP Pro will have a 64-bit version that supports the Itanium systems. Network Support—XP Pro includes support for Network Monitor, SNMP, IP Security (IPSec), and the Client Services for NetWare (CSNW); XP Home doesn't.