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A limerick-related aside

I mean, $2700 wouldn't cover a fraction of his medical bill if it had bitten, so perhaps not the smartest move.

Given the lack of firearms charges noted against them, I seriously doubt it - firearms offences are an easy win for the CPS given how restrictive ownership/use is here.

This was rural Derbyshire, not a needle-strewn estate in east London.

IanF wrote: ↑Fri May 03, 2024 12:20 am ETA: drinks and phone number of my ex is the worst

Jesus christ, steady on there. Don't make me tap the Geneva Convention.

10 Aggravated burglary. (1) A person is guilty of aggravated burglary if he commits any burglary and at the time has with him any firearm or imitation firearm, any weapon of offence, or any explosive; and for this purpose— (a) “firearm” includes an airgun or air pistol, and “imitation firearm” mean...

It'll likely depend on whether the buckshot is in the front of them or the back of them....

I'm not even going to bother trying to pull that apart

Deep, man.

I mean Loch Ness. It's deep and long, that's why it has more water.

Threads like this remind me that I don't at all mind being single.

Honestly, if you have the opportunity to do some DIY in it before 'proper' moving in, just do some cable runs. Not for individual computers etc, but for mesh units. You can then use them with any mesh setup - the backhaul will be over CAT5 so it'll be fast as fuck for the wifi endpoints, and they'll...

I'm in a discord that's driving game oriented, and nothing annoys them more than when they talk about how extreme manual shifting is and how it takes raw driving talent and you point out that yer grans Micra was a manual.

I've got a Minisform EM680 which is an 80x80x40mm PC, and it's got slightly shonky wifi because, you know, antenna seperation etc. It was previously barely getting 250-300mb wifi and would regularly drop off the 5ghz channels on AC, and fall back to 2.4ghz, which was terrible. Since setting this up...

None of the reviews/previews/etc I saw suggested it was perfect, but the general feel I got was that it was a vast improvement over the zero feedback you get from any other EV in terms of inherently judging speed.

I hate that crap, but based on that vid and the way the camera moves as it pretend-shifts from pretend-first into pretend-second, it looks like Hoonday have gone one step further and added a pause in the power delivery???? In which case, my Tragicometer may well explode. :( Apparently it's actually...

Yeah there, strong - and no offence intended Sales - "Daddys money" vibes here.

Apparently he has lots of fracking land rights money, which definitely weren't paid for by his father, probably in an attempt to get the grating, aggravating cunt out of the house.

Again, not you Sales

Apparently it's the soon to be utterly fucking uninsurable, and probable bankruptcy court personality Edmond "Mondi" Barseghian, who last year fucked up an EV Hummer after not even getting 20 miles in it, by driving on camera clearly distracted, and 'not seeing' a five foot dip in the dirt...

I mean, I don't care about the new car situation, I'm more interested in when it's ten years old and you can crack the software locks with a smartwatch to get the free heated seats

ZedLeg wrote: ↑Tue Apr 30, 2024 10:23 am Had me looking at old 135s on ebay to price up a cheaper version

Ooh, the E8x has come down a bit, hasn't it?

That said, ratty F2x are easily available under 10k if you're feeling brave....

No, that's apparently just the standard of footage that's acceptable in private first responder ambulances.

Why spend that extra £20 on a better camera when that could go to shareholder value?

dinny_g wrote: ↑Tue Apr 30, 2024 2:35 pm I would love to know what that's from

Gentleman Broncos

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt1161418/