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[skillionaire]

I also took the photos of the mounting of the tray (at least I think I did)

 

 

 

Yeah nah yeah?

[Harry88]

Also leather strap over the engine on the MG, so classy.

[skillionaire]

I meant 1553 miles instead of 2500km

 

Oh. OK. I thought you wanted the total on the ODO.

[Adam]

I'm so glad you got legs in the shot mmmmmmm

[Shaz]

So being back at work this morning, I have decided that I no longer want to work. 

[Harry88]

You should just retire shaz and make youtube videos for a living.

[Adam]

Looks like the loader is bolted in through the chassis, not a huge issue, but most chassis I have seen recently look different. I'll grab some pics this arvo just to explain. Do you have any tray people local to you?

[Hypnotic]

 
Still waiting for the 720p rip from my fav release group on my tracker.

Several 720p are already released.

[B4TT]

Furthermore, Red Bull were warned by the FIA’s technical representative during the race that the fuel flow on Ricciardo’s car was too high. The team were given the opportunity to correct this, but according to the stewards’ report, they chose not to make any changes.

Announcing their intention to appeal the stewards’ decision, Red Bull said: “Inconsistencies with the FIA fuel flow meter have been prevalent all weekend up and down the pit lane. The Team and Renault are confident the fuel supplied to the engine is in full compliance with the regulations.”

The stewards' decision in full:

The Stewards, having received a report from the Technical Delegate, heard from the team representatives, have considered the following matter and determine a breach of the regulations has been committed by the competitor named below and impose the penalty referred to. 

[Harry88]

Several 720p are already released.

 

Yes, I'm waiting for FOV on IPtorrents

[ams]

Josh all that info was in the F1 thread last night.

[B4TT]

Josh all that info was in the F1 thread last night.

As if I am going to look in that thread.

Crimea referendum passed 93% in favour of joining the Russian Federation.

[B4TT]

Ash/Adam, Regarding the Planes tracking thing.

Readers also have been asking why the capability exists to switch off a transponder. In fact very few of a plane’s components are hot-wired to be, as you might say, “always on.” In the interest of safety — namely, fire and electrical system protection — it’s important to have the ability to isolate a piece of equipment, either by a standard switch or, if need be, through a circuit breaker. Also transponders will occasionally malfunction and transmit erroneous or incomplete data, at which point a crew will recycle the device — switching it off, then on — or swap to another unit. Typically at least two transponders are onboard, and you can’t run both simultaneously. Bear in mind too that switching the unit “off” might refer to only one of the various subfunctions, or “modes” — for example, mode C, mode S — responsible for different data.

[skillionaire]

Last one from me, chicken two ways - breast schintzel/ smoked breast/ mixed leaf/ basil aioli/ avocado/ swiss cheese on continental roll

 

[Adam]

Yuuuumm I forking hate that you are motivated to cook these awesome foods

[B4TT]

[Adam]

And yeah that thing you wrote makes sense now, Josh.

[B4TT]

And yeah that thing you wrote makes sense now, Josh.

Yeah once I read it I can understand why they do it.....

[Zac]

So being back at work this morning, I have decided that I no longer want to work. 

Good to have you back Shaz... and I know the feeling of not wanting to work anymore all too well...

[Adam]

Yo. Morgan, were you a bully at school?