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I believe it is 7 for certain financial documents so maybe the same applies

I have no idea but I know a man who will have some idea......over to you Dave, he'll be along soon

That's where he's going wrong, he doesn't drink

Not had that issue mate, but I'd have paid good money to see you wearing goggles holding a UV lamp under your car in the middle of the night

If it's truly genuine then yes it is

Are they for the Zeditis

Reminds me of a Masonic Lodge

Not going to ask what you'll be up to just stay safe

Cheers Graham, I love the look of the polished rims.... but they are just too much hassle to try and keep especially in the Scottish weather. Hmm I am tempted by the pearl white rims......... ahhhh I just dont know Like you, I used to be indecisive, now I'm not so sure

Absolutely the right decision regarding the polished finish, my Linea Corse Dynas had polished rims before I had them changed to flat silver at Lepsons. The guy there told me I'd lose a mil or so every time the pitting needed to be machined off. Pearl white for the centres

And the exhaust dirt is particularly attractive

In my defence I have paid for the flights and hotel ...so I better delete your number from my phone once the latest round of goodies are installed on the car (only 48hrs to go) I offered to return the favour by getting tickets to the NewJersey GP next year for her birthday....she didnt look all that happy with the idea but didn't say no either That's a yes then

Shame on you Daryl

And with all due deference to Peter, Thanks Ian Meeoooowwwww!!! I thought you were a Top not a bottom? No I'm a bottom man now

Thanks Graham... I might have to hire a van to take them there! p.s: I can't believe you actually calculated that! Are you bored? No, I LOVE Bourbons

And with all due deference to Peter, Thanks Ian Meeoooowwwww!!! Well if you're going to behave then I shall too

Don't do FB, sorry Mark. I like Abbey any how

And with all due deference to Peter, Thanks Ian

I know we all have our own chosen ways of giving to all sorts of charities but I am a keen supporter of our troops, in service, injured out or veterans in need of help. To that end a very close friend of mine and his son are trying to raise money for the following excellent good cause, please take a look and see what you think:- Thanks guys Hi, Doug Brand here, hope you get chance to have a look at this, hate asking like this but there's only one way to raise some money and that's to ask. Please please read this and don’t just delete it. Firstly apologies if you have already received this information but we are trying to reach as many people as possible and raise as much money as we can for the charity. Once you have read this please make a donation if you can as any amount, no matter how large or small, makes a difference. Also if you know anybody that you think might be interested in helping out please forward this email to them. Me and my oldest son, Ted (who plans to join the Para’s after sixth form) are doing a tandem parachute jump for the Pilgrim Bandits Charity. We are paying for our own jump so that every penny raised will be going to the British fallen and wounded of the Afghanistan conflict. The jump on 21st September is to be a world record attempt at the most ever skydivers at one time, staged at Netheravon in Wiltshire. On that day, 200 individuals will all make sky jumps from 13,500 feet strapped to an army instructor, to try to engineer a record of 200 tandem sky jumps in one day. “Jump 4 the Fallen” is being held in memory of every British Service member lost in Afghanistan and is being organised by the Pilgrim Bandits, a registered charity that sets challenges in which ordinary members of the public can compete, in order to raise money for the military charities that assist members of the armed Forces who have been wounded while serving their country. The Pilgrim Bandits’ particular aim is to assist amputees by funding additional research into prosthetic limbs, so that more ex-Forces personnel can be rehabilitated and re-assimilated into society following injuries sustained while on duty. One of the charity’s patrons is L/Cpl Ben Parkinson, the worst injured soldier from the Afghan conflict. The idea is also to include injured Forces personnel in Pilgrim Bandits missions so that amputees can join able-bodied participants in missions in which they share common goals. Ben Parkinson will take part in the Netheravon jump. Please help us support our Troops - If you would like to sponsor our jump for the fallen we have a just giving page. Just follow the link to donate or google – just giving doug and ted. We Thank You and the wounded and fallen Thank You! http://www.justgiving.com/Ted-Doug-Brand Many Thanks Doug Brand and Ted Details of the event can be found at http://www.pilgrimbandits.com/The%20Fallen%20410.php http://www.pilgrimbandits.com/ L/Cpl Ben Parkinson

When you off fella?

Jeeeez!! RIP big Fella

Have a good one mate, we'll bump it, don't worry

to the Surrey Zed posse As at the end of September

Exceptionally good work Ian PM coming your way.