Just found on my PC

A letter to Kelly about buying your Williams brochure (forgot it was you i bought it off) and the used car buyer mag vid. PMSL. Love the front bug inspection bit. LOL

lol...was a good day out.

pitty your not on any of the driving footage king. :wink:

Found this reply i did to one of dave_gtis posts about his pulsar too.

Chorus: Dido

My bread's gone cold I'm wondering why I..
got out of bed at all
The morning rain clouds up my windscreen..
and I can't see at all
And even if I could it'll all be grey,
but your picture on my dash
It reminds me, that it's good to bake,
it's good to bake..

1st Chorus: volume gradually grows over raindrop background
2nd Chorus: full volume with beat right after "thunder" noise

[Eminem as 'dave_gti']
Dear Mr Kipling, I wrote but you still ain't callin
I left my cell, my pager, and my home phone at the bottom
I sent two letters back in autumn, you must not-a got 'em
There probably was a problem at the post office or somethin
Sometimes I scribble addresses too sloppy when I jot 'em
but anyways; **** it, what's been up? Man how's the baking quarter?
My girlfriend's a cook too, and so is my father
If I have a daughter, Alinsons is what in gonna her
When shes older she’ll drive my lorry
I read about your apple pies too I'm sorry
I had a friend burn his pastry over some grill that didnt warn him
I know you probably hear this everyday, but im your biggest fan
Ive got an oven, bread moulds, and various yeast in my Pulsar van
I got a kitchen full of your cakes and your pasties man
I like the scone you did with Kingsmill, that shit was full of fat
Anyways, I hope you get this man, hit me back,
just to chat, truly yours, your biggest fan
This is the blue bread van man

And this is one of my posts from not hatch.net






Cut and pasted from www.cnn.com/news

Daring Franco-Italian Job Nets Robbers 4 Million in Cut Diamonds

30th March 2004 (Source: Reuters)

British police forces were today appealing for witnesses after gang of bank robbers escaped from under their noses, following a 250 mile ‘Italian Job’ style car chase across northern England and Scotland.
The gang believed to be around 6 in number, held up security van on the quiet Edinburgh to Newcastle section of the A1 late last night (29th March 2004). The van, thought to be carrying diamonds for the jewellery giants De Beers had its doors blown off and then the guards were threatened with clubs and bats. The raid, which netted the robbers almost 4 million pounds worth of precious stones, was described by police superintended Sir Charles Meadow as 'audacious and well planned'.
The robbers fled in three high-powered cars, believed to be Renault Clio Williams’ The robbers were chased by patrol cars from Northumbria and Lothian and Borders police forces. Police helicopters were unable to take part in the chase following mechanical failures caused by vandalism. The two incidents are believed to be linked.
Police constable Paul Bradley described the chase as the most difficult he had been involved with in his 20 year police career. He stated that ‘these were obviously professional drivers who knew the muddy country lanes well. Our cars just could not cope with the rally-type conditions we faced’ It is understood from police sources that one of the Clio’s was lost as it entered a mud track through a small wood. The other two cars were last seen entering an underground sewage system on the outskirts on Stirling. Police were not confirming that an alleged 5 of the 10 patrol cars involved in the chase had been crashed, but did state that a number of police cars had been ‘damaged’.

class..liked the italian job one pal.

:lol: As usual - brilliant! am I being really thick in asking this but is the 'Italian Job' story true??

Yeah completely true in the muddy world that makes up my mind. :wink:

LOL, quality!