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theres a list of ntl proxies that i posted on here somewhere in computer help, if ones down manually enter another one and it’ll be all good again….
Oh, and their customer service is shit – do what i do and ring from work
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Originally posted by Pete247Don’t you just hate it when peeps arrange a date and then don’t have the decency to tell you they have other plans/think you are a t*at or whatever.
Guess this makes me look stupid for thinking she was worth the effort.
GGggrrrRgh Bitter moment. Soz!
Yes, yes i do – however, get your own back by substituting laxatives for their headache/pmt/hrt/whatever tablets
if your continuing straight ahead at a roundabout why indicate left at all???
Then again, indicators, as well as fairings and mirrors are for puffs
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Originally posted by MerlinDon’t really understand the urge to paint over bikes with this stuff
I dont really understand people wanting to spend 8 grand on a piece of plastic, then stick all sorts of other plastic shit on it as well as a loud exhaust (to improve performance!), then put on a set of leathers that make you look like a fu$kin power ranger, ride round at 140 mph and then complain when a car pulls out on them – but, hey – each to their own i guess…..
Tar brush is just a local saying for a big 4 inch or so brush…
ie slap it on thick and job will be a goodun!
B and Q matt black blackboard paint is the stuff i use, otherwise rubberised roof paint or pickup bed liner is the way to go.
It will go over chrome, scratch it up with sandpaper first although it may need a second coat.
It’ll do the cases of the engine but the barrel and head get a bit too hot so if you need to do them use stove paint to do them and the exhaust
Pissed – you want to be, ie drink lots of beer then brush it on thick.
Also, to get an interesting finish throw sawdust over the first coat as its drying then give a second coat to get a sandpaper effect.b and q, £6 a can and put it on with a tarbrush, pissed is better as you dont worry about all the hairs in it….
third party only, it costs 6 quid for a pot of matt black, and i could replace the bike for less than one years fully comp premium…
its not the bike, its the way you ride it, ie leave brain at home and go for any gap no matter how small – the most important thing for filtering is a good set of boots for when some tw@ cuts you up, a load exhaust generally moves people out the way too…
