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Mangs.

Something very interesting happened this afternoon. I drove from one side of the city to the otherside to pick up my daughter. It was slightly vigorous driving. I got there and noticed that the bonnet was cool to touch. Before Tas put in the avcr the left handside of the bonnet was scorching hot after the same amount of driving. Change the boost controller and it doesn't heat up at all. Weird. But cool :D

John negative on that, was in a shit mood all day today, also i have a sneaking suspicion he has already hired someone, and im pretty sure he is 36 years old...

Please someone tell me that they remember this

http://www.break.com/pictures/ah-memories1765272.html

I remember games on disk :D

Remember the games that took up 7 or 8 disks? They were so cool because there was so many disks, yet so annyoing because you had to keep changing them

John negative on that, was in a shit mood all day today, also i have a sneaking suspicion he has already hired someone, and im pretty sure he is 36 years old...

Ok, no worries. Thanks anyway :D

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