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DaveL485
2,419 posts
66 months
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The Nur
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54 months
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That looks utterly mental. I love it. Same sort of colour as my old R5 as well 
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Pesty
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125 months
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LiamB
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12 months
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I have recently come across £100 from work, and being only 15, I am sure I will be able to spend it on some useless and really unnecessary things.. Will report back at the end of the week 
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GC8
9,524 posts
59 months
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DaveL485 said: Considering I already have an everyday car (R19 TD) and a fun car (Clio 172) and a fast fun car (R21 Quadra) and a reeeally fast fun car (Fuego sprint car) and a fairly fast, extremely rare car (R9 Turbo), this, I believe, classes as frivolous. Rear engined R5   Superbly frivilous. I bought a 944 Turbo last week, despite owning an early 944, a 924S and a 2.7l 944 already. 
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DaveL485
2,419 posts
66 months
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GC8 said: Superbly frivilous. I bought a 944 Turbo last week, despite owning an early 944, a 924S and a 2.7l 944 already.  Excellent work. Do you also live in poverty due to the car habit? 
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GC8
9,524 posts
59 months
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Garage rental can make times hard... 
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The Nur
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doogz
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56 months
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GC8 said: Superbly frivilous. I bought a 944 Turbo last week, despite owning an early 944, a 924S and a 2.7l 944 already.  I very nearly bought a 944 at lunch time on eBay.
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DaveL485
2,419 posts
66 months
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The Nur said: I loved that, until the last episode, and his last leap into a Photograph....then the text "Dr Sam Beckett never returned home" 
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TonyHetherington
30,875 posts
119 months
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spoiler for quantum leap indeed - that was very sad, and did make you think "oh ". he did actually get home once, didn't he? But had to go again to save someone, I forget the specifics
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The Nur
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TonyHetherington said: spoiler for quantum leap indeed - that was very sad, and did make you think "oh ". he did actually get home once, didn't he? But had to go again to save someone, I forget the specifics He actually leapt back into himself and people around his life a few times
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Justayellowbadge
29,418 posts
111 months
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TonyHetherington said: spoiler for quantum leap indeed - that was very sad, and did make you think "oh ". he did actually get home once, didn't he? But had to go again to save someone, I forget the specifics Oh Boy
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The Nur
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Justayellowbadge said: TonyHetherington said: spoiler for quantum leap indeed - that was very sad, and did make you think "oh ". he did actually get home once, didn't he? But had to go again to save someone, I forget the specifics Oh Boy

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GTIR
19,077 posts
135 months
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LiamB said: I have recently come across £100 from work, and being only 15, I am sure I will be able to spend it on some useless and really unnecessary things.. Will report back at the end of the week  Make sure it's utterly frivolous. You'll know you've succeeded as when you present it to your parents you should be grounded for at least a week. 
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GC8
9,524 posts
59 months
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doogz said: GC8 said: Superbly frivilous. I bought a 944 Turbo last week, despite owning an early 944, a 924S and a 2.7l 944 already.  I very nearly bought a 944 at lunch time on eBay. Details? Spur of the moment 944 purchases frequently end in tears though, so best avoided unless youre an experienced owner. Unfortunately theyre cheap now and frequently bought with an MOT and then abandoned when they need work for their next test.
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doogz
18,668 posts
56 months
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GC8 said: doogz said: GC8 said: Superbly frivilous. I bought a 944 Turbo last week, despite owning an early 944, a 924S and a 2.7l 944 already.  I very nearly bought a 944 at lunch time on eBay. Details? Spur of the moment 944 purchases frequently end in tears though, so best avoided unless youre an experienced owner. Unfortunately theyre cheap now and frequently bought with an MOT and then abandoned when they need work for their next test. http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/1985-PORSCHE-944-RED-/180883558072?_trksid=p3984.m185&_trkparms=algo%3DSIC.NPJS%26its%3DI%26itu%3DUA%26otn%3D5%26pmod%3D180883558072%26ps%3D63 I don't need it. TBH, i don't even want it. The eBay app on my phone is a dangerous thing. I was outbid with a couple of hours to go and left it. Mechanicals and chassis work is fine by me, but I'm a bit crap at bodywork, so figured that was a decent looking cheap shell.
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WreckedGecko
813 posts
70 months
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Matt Harper said: DoubleSix said: Quite. A bullet is effective enough as it is. Sorry, just don't like the glorification or 'pride' people take in weaponry. If it's a necessary evil due to living in a dangerous environment then so be it, but the pleasure side leaves me a little cold. I'm sure folk will say the hollow points reduce the risk of total penetration and ricochet, but it's not something I'd be 'bigging up' online personally. I fully understand your sentiment - but would also remind you that the subject of the thread is around "stuff you don't need". I'm unsure if the comment about glorification of firemarms is directed at me, but that was certainly not my intent. My intent was to share my potentially unjustifiable purchase of stuff I don't need. I am far from unique in being a British expatriot who got into gun ownership, not because I needed to, but because I was able to. I live in an environment where firearms ownership, both legal and otherwise, is quite prevalent. Were I to find myself in a confrontational situation (heaven forefend) there is a good chance that the other party will be tooled-up, so I see this as a precautionary leveling of the playing-field, so to speak. I'm worried that I've come across as some kind of red-necked militia-member - I assure you that is not the case. My comment about giving the Xd to my daughter should also have contained the caveat that she is a police officer, not a schoolgirl. Hollow points reduce the risk of penetration and ricochet. Sorry. Accurate though. eidt fro splelign.
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Cotty
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153 months
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The Nur said: You love d Quantum Leap. Don't get it, it will shatter your happy memories of it. Saying that I got the equivilent Miami Vice box set http://www.play.com/DVD/DVD/4-/3361230/Miami-Vice-...Its great but OD'd on it (2-3 episodes a night) and stopped at disk 10.
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DaveL485
2,419 posts
66 months
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The Nur said: Justayellowbadge said: TonyHetherington said: spoiler for quantum leap indeed - that was very sad, and did make you think "oh ". he did actually get home once, didn't he? But had to go again to save someone, I forget the specifics Oh Boy

 
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