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Reg look familiar but maybe one used by Nissan a lot.

Spotted on Homebase carpark this afternoon in Newcastle Under Lyme Someone off here maybe? MattL?

No mention of snow either in this summary for November But then again its a forcast so this is likely to be bollox as well Balmy southeasterly winds will give way to west or southwesterly winds; the winds of change bringing more showery conditions to western areas in the weeks ahead. Sunday 23 October 2011 to Sunday 30 October 2011 Autumn leaves will be blowing Low pressure will remain to the west of the United Kingdom for the week ahead, bringing unsettled conditions with rain or showers on most days. A slow-moving weather front will bring heavy rain and strong winds to western areas to start the week. Eastern parts meanwhile will have another very mild but breezy day on Monday. A band of rain will push eastwards overnight on Monday with some gusty winds. Rain will then fall across much of northern and eastern England along with most of Scotland. Showers will follow to the southwest of both England and Wales. Wednesday will be a day of sunshine and showers, with the showers most frequent and heavy towards Wales and the southwest. Pressure will then build across the country towards the end of the week with showers generally fading away. The winds will fall light so any overnight clear spells will allow a touch of frost in rural areas, along with some mist and fog patches. Monday 31 October 2011 to Sunday 6 November 2011 Any fireworks for the first week of November? Low pressure will remain to the northwest of the United Kingdom bringing a west to southwesterly wind. Showers or longer spells of rain will affect all areas at times, with rather windy conditions, particularly in the west. Temperatures are likely to be close to average for the week. Sunday 6 November 2011 to Sunday 27 November 2011 Any sign of a change? The weather is likely to remain typically changeable for much of November, with bands of rain moving across the UK from the west. There will also be some drier and brighter interludes in between the rain bands. The winds are expected to be mostly from the south or west, which means temperatures should be around or slightly above normal for much of the period. However, occasional north-westerly winds may bring somewhat colder air in at times. Rainfall amounts for the whole of the UK across the period are likely to be near normal and sunshine amounts are likely be either near or below normal. Night frosts are expected at times, especially across

Well nearly the end of October and with above average temperature's set for the weekend and i am still waiting for the snow Like i said forcasters just spout bollox. http://news.uk.msn.com/uk/forecasters-w ... in-october

One problem though Martin.......we live in Great Britain!

Never mind what it looks like on PS3 i have just seen it on a high end pc I am going out tomorrow to get a copy

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What's so bad about Win7? I use it both at work and at home and suffer no problems, far better than Vista. I heard 7 was a little better than Vista (Isn't 7 based on XP anyway?) XP Pro... the ONLY decent windows OS ... but Ian, you should STILL buy a Mac Windows 7 is the best Microsoft operating system by far to date and is much better than Vista

I much prefer building my own pc's infact just building my new one now But i need a laptop for my poker habit, so four years ago i got a top of the range Dell XPS M1710, it worked fine for 3 years and then the dreaded graphics card overheat problem started that seems very common with this model

Exactly... why waste your money on updates from Microsoft and Anti-virus software? Save that money and buy a Mac... NO viruses!!! You sure about that? Ok technically not a virus but a trojan Microsoft windows updates are free so you wont be wasting money either. My advice would be too steer clear of Dell though.

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Is it not better to just disconnect it, then charge it in the summer? No! More likely to damage the battery if left for long periods without charge. I have just put mine away for winter and this will be the fifth time of doing so. Always keep the battery ticking over with a battery conditioner/charger. Got mine garaged and covered with a car cover. Also slightly over inflate the tyres as well when standing for long periods on the same spot. Never had any problems before whenever i have garaged the car for winter.

Had F1 2011 for the pc a couple of weeks now Chris. Love the kers and DRS buttons Fantastic graphics too.

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Cat or other half or both Vik?

Only on the cat Dave! If only it would de-activate so much more in life, i would have to pop out to staples to get a trolley load!

Think his career spanned the gap betwen turbo -> N/A cars Yes it did from the 1.5 litre turbo V6's to the end of 1988 to the normally aspirated 3.5 litre V10's and V12's. The in car monaco footage iirc used the Honda V12 engine.

Going to try that out too!

I had a rebate earlier this year for £206, then a couple of years ago they said i had underpaid by approx £600 which i paid only for them to tell me a year later that i had overpaid and so sent me a cheque back for £590!!