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About 20 mins ago maybe Ricky doing a trial run for the hoon

About 20 minutes ago. It got a mention on Radio 2. Did nobody else feel it

Just been driving the zed down to the streage unit as I am back to work today. Thought I had a major problem then heard the reason on the news. We have just had an earthquake

Hi and welcome to the forum

Thats enough, I am off for some liquid comfort, see you later

Hi bud, have a chat with ZMANALEX he will be able to help you out.

You will be very handy for Zedfest later this year and we would love to see the car at a few other meets this year.

Yes hes a really nice guy. I gave him a card. I will stick up a post sometime about this.

Hi and welcome to the forum

Nice one bud, looks

Stop posting food, I am bloody starving and cant eat

I also had a nice chat to David Yu who approached us for some articles for www.auto-journals.com

Hi and welcome to the forum bud

Just noticed you are the wrong colour Colin. Someone clever will fix it soon.

Good to see you back Colin. Hope you had a good trip. We moved and have had a few changes since you were last here so glad you found us.

I still havent worked out if the dark blue 07 roadster is one here. Also found a new owner with an Azure coupe who should be here soon.

Its a very strange one. I only know because I asked the same question.

I will give you the full answer Sally. From Wiki; Oolong was a well known Internet phenomenon, through a large number of photographs posted by Akutagawa on his website. The site featured "photo journeys" of the domestic rabbit traveling with his master through the house, yard, and other locations. The website became known to a wider audience when it was covered in 2001 by Syberpunk, a site which focuses on odd things in Japanese culture.[1] Oolong attracted attention because Akutagawa had trained the rabbit to balance objects on his head, an art called "Head Performance" by his owner.[2] The first object balanced on Oolong's head was a 35mm film canister on 25 May 1999.[3] Soon, Akutagawa had the rabbit balance a variety of things on his head, including tea cups, bread, fruit, pancakes (actually dorayaki), and even a rabbit skull. Although most reactions on the Internet were positive, there were some complaints by people who believed the practice to be cruel to animals. In response, Akutagawa wrote in a message to website visitors: "Some visitors have written me e-mails, accusing me of being cruel to my rabbit and that I am abusing my pet. This was never my intention when I included numerous links to photographs, showing Oolong's unique ability to hold objects on his head. This is not a site to mock rabbits, or demonstrate animal abuse. I'm sure you understand it if you see whole my site [sic]."[4] Throughout the rabbit's lifetime, the photographer continued to document his journeys through natural and not-so-natural environments as well as take hundreds of pictures of the rabbit balancing objects. Oolong has been noticed by the media, including the New York Times,[5] and has become a widespread Internet meme. The best known of Oolong's photographs was one that was widely used as an image macro called "Bunny Wafflehead". Featuring Oolong balancing a dorayaki on his head, it had the tagline "I have no idea what you're talking about... so here's a bunny with a pancake on its head."

All fine now, Its a big learning curve

Great to talk to you and hopefully you will find us n here, definately not bad for a 22 year old.

I will stop at Threshers on the way down

It was only a 550 mile round trip for me so Essesx is a long way

As has been said, stick with the dealer in warranty then move

I made it home V Max rocks Great pics Chris and a nice day out

It does look great as standard but can take some kits very well. http://www.jdmchat.com/showthread.php?t=450