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Mustang is looking good

I got a chuckle from this - Tesla arm arrived. Look at the state of it, it was wrapped up nicely and the box was mint on the outside so I guess Elon fired the QC people too

He could save some more money by not painting it…

Because we are a net importer of energy? Should we drill baby drill?


Was the same even when we were a net exporter up to the mid 2000’s.
What other factors do you think mean the war will affect us most?


I'm just setting out my case for maybe why we should riot and that it started long ...

Rich B wrote: Tue Apr 14, 2026 3:35 pm

Mito Man wrote: Tue Apr 14, 2026 3:22 pm The war will affect us the most out of the G20 economies in terms of inflation. Supply chain disruption generally hits the UK harder.

Because we are a net importer of energy? Should we drill baby drill?

Was the same even when we were a net exporter up to the mid 2000’s.

Thought this was about the upcoming 993

In general our 'energy' is vastly overpriced, and it keeps getting more so. The war will affect us the most out of the G20 economies in terms of inflation. Supply chain disruption generally hits the UK harder. Why is this? This delta isn't a Trump related issue.

I’ve noticed something incredibly stupid with my LG Gram. The cooling on it is so bad that it can’t run without throttling back to potato speeds if it initiates turbo boost. It took me a year to figure this out once I downloaded a program called HwinFo - all processors at 100 Celsius.
Does the ...

I still don't understand why the Americans aren't rioting in the street at this point. If crazy gas prices and mocking the church isn't pushing them over the edge....what will? Aren't they both sacrilegious?

It's fine anyway, only 2.5 years more to go :lol:


We're paying almost double what ...

I still don't understand why the Americans aren't rioting in the street at this point. If crazy gas prices and mocking the church isn't pushing them over the edge....what will? Aren't they both sacrilegious?

It's fine anyway, only 2.5 years more to go :lol:


We're paying almost double what the ...

Anyone remember on the early days of YouTube there was that German guy who made ridiculously powerful catapults, crossbows and trebuchets? Just thought of him after reading this 😂


Jorg Sprave?

Still going - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCVZlxkKqlvVqzRJXhAGq42Q


Yes! Odd, I’m still ...

It’s good though because the brainwashed devout Christian followers he has now think he’s a cvnt

Anyone remember on the early days of YouTube there was that German guy who made ridiculously powerful catapults, crossbows and trebuchets? Just thought of him after reading this

It also looks lethal, I don’t know how much of the MX5 chassis remains underneath but the roll over bar on that doesn’t look very sturdy and then you’ve replaced the monocoque with fibreglass, binned all the side impact protection and whatever else.

Problem is £11k will get you a decent Westfield. And it won't look like something your kids built to play in.

What terrible execution. Originally, as stated on Jobbo's first post, you couldn't read the launch article without signing up. So I thought meh, as I imagine 99% of other people did and that was that. And you still can't read it without signing up :lol: Just flicking through the tabs I can't tell if ...

The history is great. So all the cvnts round here raised prices immediately as crude oil went up but didn’t drop a penny once they tumbled on Friday. It is highway robbery…

That looks more like a Delorean to me

All the internet elbow lickers were on about the heat shield not being up to the job. Unsurprisingly NASA knew better than they did…

Brake hoses for the 6 series arrived so fitted those and bled it and took it for a drive and it’s all good
https://i.ibb.co/99R2SNbd/IMG-2570.jpg
There is one shiny thing in my car now :lol:

The Tesla hit its rear brake pad squealer thing, there seems to be a billion different pad sizes so I ...

It's been a while since I've read a Tom Clancy novel, but this is a rather good prologue
https://www.nytimes.com/2026/04/07/us/p ... -ios-share

That’s grim. But I’ve always been of the opinion that they’re ideologically stuck in the past.