Lee

Not registered with SevenTorque, but I need to get my trailer (with 7!) from Chatham to James Whiting soon, which is close to Weybridge... but I don't have a tow car (or anything booked with James Whiting yet)! Let me see what I can sort out today.

Fletch - are you still interested, and want to join one of the teams we have? There's a curry afterwards too.

DID YOU KNOW: There are 33 different colours of white car paint ( ) All turbo editions of Ford cars are shown to the press as white cars The first white car was made in 1947 In the 50's and 60's car companies only made cars in 7 colours, white was one of these White was the most popular car colour in 1962 in England White has been the most popular car colour in America in '81, '83 and '89 Base car colours (primer) is usually white White cars appear less dirty than other cars

Enjoy! JPE Manga

Some Silverstone details on this thread here plus picture 1 and picture 2 It does look more like an HPC than a Silverstone. Edited by - Lee on 4 Apr 2007 13:37:37

Is that a Silverstone edition???

I'm with Mark - £18k is probably about right. Just need the one person who is willing to spend a few more grand on having the ultimate Fireblade, rather than the people looking to buy one of the other "lesser" 24( ) for £14k-£15k. The car is still priced below what it cost me to buy a decent specced blade new several years ago (with just a few of the extras), and I'd imagine that it's cost well over £30k since new with all those extras and upgrades.

I wouldn't have priced it that high, but it looks like it's worth a few grand more than the standard Fireblades with all that cf, extras and history.

Not sure how it's number 25 of 25, when my order was placed 6 months after this one was registered for the road! - and I think there was another 1 or 2 after my chassis. Total number of official blades must have been around 26-29, anyone know exactly how many? Edited by - Lee on 19 Mar 2007 13:59:55

I think your post should have looked like this! --------------------------------------- This looks cheap. Nothing to do with me. Does anyone know of it? W.Nut . Rosso Superlight no.087 (no longer)]here

Barry - looks like you need to update this page with the new smileys! faq

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Or a spoonerism???

Replacement "M" available in this pack here

I'm hoping to be there!

There was a time a couple of years back during the mass play with the new options that we were given, when (think it was db and I that found it) anyone could edit anyone elses post!!! Barry soon put a stop to that one.

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..and me!!?

Thanks Delbert (& Dave's). I've updated the sheet for the guys here. Well, the doctor thinks it's an allergic reaction to something, and has told me to take tablets for it to see if it goes, but my earlier blood tests appeared to rule an allergy out!

Ok, I'm covered in a blotchy rash from head to toe... ...and while I wait for KayCee to find out what I've got from her colleagues, I've picked up a Pop Quiz from the December 2006 issue of Laboratory News. Some are already done, but I'll put them all on here Name the band or artist in the cryptic clue (eg Head German emperors = Kaiser Chiefs) 1. The perception of objects by touch 2. Apostle holds boat from drifting 3. Golden, bald, American, 4. Little visages 5. Seductions or entricements (or chocolate cake!) 6. Jamie, Ainsley, Gary 7. Young hens from the South 8. The end of succory 9. Water plant is the key 10. Small unit of weight by rectors 11. Ellmore supermarket 12. Cox wood 13. Diving birds 14. Breaking news for wooden pond 15. Growls at the US university 16. Cat on a beach 17. Not manual 18. French capital hotel 19. A sunbeam on the French mountain 20. Welles 21. Afirmative x 3 22. Laboratory equipment 23. Award toilet tweed 24. Ameican cafe in its capital 25. Ray is 1560 yards ahead 26. General is a featherweight 12 inches 27. Roald's champion and the primary school pupils 28. Riddle smorgasbord 29. Toy kittens 30. I'm having a love affair with, say, Mg 31. WW2 soldier is metal 32. Ladd's cowboy in hospital dormitory 33. Beautiful but filthy objects 34. The alphabet band 35. Wonderland girl is tied up 36. No women or sisters in this band 37. Mrs Shrek and fruit 38. Dick the tree farmer's hut 39. Shilling for a roof tile manufacturer 40. Lupine parent 41. The body's blood pump 42. Three foot sparrows 43. The omen for food crop 44. Live in the Irish capital 45. Voilet young ladies 46. Lazy savage 47. The hard of hearing spotted wildcat 48. Romany royalty 49. Flintshire river is stubborn 50. A troll in pane (anagram) ps Think it's measles, but testing for an allergic reaction Edited by - Lee on 10 Dec 2006 14:35:05

They've released a book, aimed at the scientists that lurk down here! here

...for my pre-birthday raspberry!

naPP - do you still need someone for pit boards (I'm at Brands tomorrow)? Lee

I'm cooking a thai red curry with pineapple for some friends

Try #69 Absolut Lee. Not sure if this is rude or not!! Devon Knows How They Make Lee So Creamy.