Gringo

Problem is AM if the government (and it doesn't matter which party is in power) decide to introduce 'restrictive' legislation to motorists they will, undoubtedly, loose out in votes as many motorists (new and old) will look upon it as blight on them. Basically, so far as the political parties are concerned, votes are more important than peoples lives.

very excited

I'm not at all suprised.....if you'd seen the pic's I've seen it'd put you off driving for life....the one on the BBC site is very mild compared to them and far too 'frieghtening' to put on here.

:015: :015: :015: I remember him in the Innes, funniest thing I ever saw..... :015: :015: Ask Jnr, he'll explain..... :015: :015:

Meanwhile, Cutecaleychick

Check out Top Gear this weekend...:- Following is from my works web doodah..... All eyes will be on BBC2's Top Gear this Sunday (4 February) to see what happens when a high speed train hits a stationary car on a level crossing. The high-impact stunt, filmed last August and made possible by us {Network Rail}, supports our ‘Level crossings: don't run the risk' public information campaign. Network Rail teams helped the Top Gear production crew to stage the crash at Hibaldstow level crossing in Lincolnshire. Over three months our people assessed the risk, prepared the site and locomotive, protected the level crossing, organised possessions and mounted the cameras. And their hard worked paid off when the 107-tonne train crashed into the stationary car on the crossing at almost 70mph. To find out exactly what happened make sure you watch BBC2 on Sunday at 8pm: you'll be shocked – Jeremy Clarkson was...

like lager

Ferchistsakes don't ever ever ever ever take that chance..... It wont happen the me

I didn't think there was any Fair Play in the transfer game....ever. It's a case of money talks in a lot of cases. We're definately not doing a Livvy here, as The Mantis says, C**nty are in a different league.

loads of

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Action Man

LANGFIELD?.....my erse!..... :moon2: Oi, Alex, you ain't at Rangers now you know....

I've only got a mororbike... :019: :019:

Looks like Scotty's idea could be the one to go for :015: so much for modern 21st Century technology eh.... :022: :009: Thanks gang. (Love to abbriviation of DAB by the way AM.. :015: )

upright and

with spots

Does anyone have a portobable (walkman type) DAB Radio? I've been thinking of getting one for the up and coming Highland March as I understand reception is better. However, having had one on loan for a few days I am not overly convinced. They seem to loose their 'signal' a lot and that's down here in the Midlands. I would imagine they are even worse in the Highlands. Your thoughts and findings would be appreciated.

Nice to see Gers throwing their cash away. Yet another erse to keep the bench warm I reckon.

IHE pants

very pathetic

Apparently they only accept the Ukraine Hryvnya (UAH) currency at the gate - not sure if they accept Travellers Cheque's but it might be worth asking... :004: Notes are in denominations of UAH200, 100, 50, 20, 10, 5, 2 and 1. Coins are in denominations of 50, 25, 10, 5, 2 and 1 kopiyok.

County's relegation

and knackered,

pizza munchers