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Well it's all processed as soon as you cook it. The only healthy way is to do as the Liver King does

Not much of a rum drinker but I am a Malibu whore. I'll happily sip on a bottle of that across a day so I have a self imposed rule of never buying it now.

Something about the stitching down the centre of the seats makes me feel uncomfortable. Looks like someone that's just come out of A&E I think.

What if you live in a quite central location in the city and want to get out? And most people usually can have one 1 permit. And if you live in the city you don’t need a small car because public transport. Might as well have something nice. See why so many people in London have a Range Rover/911/Ben...

I find the Brembo stuff to be fine but they do a wide range of products. Even for the Tesla the basic discs were £150 ish each up to £500 each for the good ones. Obviously left the old ones on there at that price :lol: I ordered some ATE discs for the rear of the 6 series as I remember my independen...

I find it nuts that there’s an actual village and houses within the circuit there. Can you imagine that in the UK. You’d have some cvnts move in then try to close the track over the noise.

I think I read about that too somewhere, then again I presume it's actually better for them to not refuel if the airplane can do a round trip safely because they produce fuel domestically so can refill for a fraction of what it would cost to refuel here. I just looked up their petrol prices for inte...

Felt to me like Lando’s engineer hampered his chances quite a bit towards the end. Told him to go wider or something on a particular turn, Lando then pushed the car too much for the next lap and cooked the tyres. Had to fall back for a few laps before trying again but out of laps by then.

RIP v10

Sometimes at Heathrow I occasionally see a battered dirty Iran Air, it's usually an Airbus A330. Look it up online and they're generally from the 90's :shock: Raises a fair few questions. Do sanctions allow them parts for passenger aircraft or are these just being kept flying with a prayer and some ...

Signed thousands of death warrants for political prisoners according to the BBC feed. Hopefully it was a particularly drawn out death.

That is American BHP per litre levels

The rubbing wheel trim covers never got picked up in testing because they were never tested :lol: Look at all the preproduction prototypes - they all ran without the steel wheels. Some high up engineer probably said “they’re just wheel trim covers, what is there to test” and they probably went along...

Taliban will love it.

Was it on the old Top Gear where they had a M3 going round a track and an “economic” car with a small engine which then consumed more fuel. I really can’t remember, was donkeys years ago. It was a Prius I think. The point was right tool for the job. The M3 (or whatever the performance car was) was ...

The design goes back to the 2006 X5 and then some cunt thought, ah let’s just turn it all into a touch screen

Some things shouldn’t be messed about with.

Was it on the old Top Gear where they had a M3 going round a track and an “economic” car with a small engine which then consumed more fuel. I really can’t remember, was donkeys years ago.

Yeah, I think the dealer told us to service the XJ every 6000 miles which is frankly ridiculous but at least it’s designed to be done with a vacuum pump and the oil filter sits on top of the engine bay so it’s no more than 10 minutes. I don’t know if Range Rover are the same but the ad blue tank on ...

I’d like to know how many cyclists managed to run over a pedestrian and kill or seriously injure them and not get slapped with anything in a legal sense that we have had to have this legislation introduced 😉 I mean if it were that easy we’d see the young gangsters using bicycle assassinations rather...

Is she doing 10,000 miles every 3 months