Angus Smart
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Did someone say Oil?
Out of pits
Next lap
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Highlights form the event.
probably should have stayed home to watch paint dry.
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Shit, that garage forum will have me stuck for hours!
it seems poly or epoxy is the way to go. bout 499 for 20L which should do my floor and my old mans also tho his will need a fair bit of cleaning or diamond cutting back since its over 10 years old and is fairly worn. both about 6x6m
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That dirty, dirty scottish accent
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Yeah still waiting for my dry sump...
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Just built a new house and want to seal the floor of the garage.
so many different products out there i would like to know whats best? i spill oil water etc when working on cars.
i seen in this section many photos of cars sitting on nice clean garage floors
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Theres another thread?
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Does the 7Kegs extra that webs has with the older chassis make much of a difference?
chances are that Seb will have further kers issues in the race since cars cant be touched now? yet his laptime without it is pretty impressive still.
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Flooded along with the rest of the olympic shit yeah?
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Cant wait to have fiber to my house
2 months time.and as for the gravity in regard to comets/alignment.. its all electrical effects not gravity
As for climate change, I respect the idea of planetary alignment (much more plausible than "God chooses the weather") although a little math can easily debunk said theory.
Comets and asteroids close enough can have an effect on weather, the gravitational pull of other planets have very little; so little that it's considered negligible - even when the planets are aligned.
Weather is primarily affected by the tilt of the planet's axis, the orbit path around the sun, the moon(s), length of day and the planet's atmosphere.
Back on topic - I've been following the NBN project a bit now. Malcolm Turnbull seems to be actively making some head ground on the choosing of a new team and actively discussing with experts what the best solution versus price is - a big PLUS for me.
Although we all would love fibre to the house, at the end of the day, budget constraints can only allow so much. Yes, it'll cost more in the long run but it wouldn't be an easy decision when you're running the country.
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i never actually noticed the ufo business going on there.. more interested in the effects of planetary alignment and comets in regards to weather and climate.
which is totally never touched apon in regards to climate change etc.
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Its a small amount of reading, but this does connect the dots in regards to weather/climate, then again it depends on which type of science you follow or believe.
remember that most scientists will welcome skepticism, yet the greenhouse effect/global warming/climate change sceintists will defend it to the death..
http://www.sott.net/article/227366-Connecting-the-Dots-Earth-Changes-Are-Upon-Us
and another on comets planets and their effects and influence on the weather and earth events via the Electrical Universe/Plasma discharge comet theory that seems to ring truer by the day.
http://www.sott.net/article/226166-Planet-X-Comets-and-Earth-Changes-by-J-M-McCanney
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Haha dont remind me! i did often win a few hands so am still happy with what i have got!
In Australia i guess there isnt a great deal, you can buy some rather gay looking undies from http://www.undieguys.com.au/ chappless if thats your style.. it hasnt really got the legs here yet and i think some Australia businesses were getting their bank accounts closed, which was happeneing in the Usa also for a short while too.
But in the states there is a ton of electronics and food items that can be had on bitcoinstore.com, bitcoinin.com or most of Amazon via bitcoinshop.us or chronocoin.com
Apparently i might be getting my Asic gear within the next two months. should be interesting if i actually get any money back form them at all.
I will have to check out these new exchanges, i did trade on the glbse one when the easy money was to be made. its too easy to do your dough however.
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Dont check this often enough,
i actually been trading on and off on gox for a while. havent had much of a chance to sit down since the recent drop to 66 and trade up from there but have been watching. should probably pull everything out of gox as they seem to have alot of issues.
Shopping online with it is pretty swift and easy, makes paypal and cc's look stupid.
still waiting for my Asic devices and by the time i get them they may aswell be paperweights
way too much coming online by the end of the year to even break even. but it was all worth the gamble in the end.my first machine must have made me 500+ btc when the value was around 30-$30c and nothing could really be done with them other than gamble, if i had of just held on huh.
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you can not unsee once seeeen
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who in their right mind uses Windows anymore?
then again apple and the like are just as bad.
but once again it comes down to ones activities and the security they use.
nothing is really private anymore.
Back on topic. has anyone actually shopped online with Bitcoin? transactions are so smooth, and streamlined in the cart process
merchants love not dealing with banks and cc companies.
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well this is true, it goes with everything in life i guess. and depends on how your own security is.
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credit cards/Bank accounts get hacked also.
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i was mining these back in 2010 making about 30 a week
cant believe how much i gambled away now. i remember loosing about 100btc hand of poker once.
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As are we all. this is awesome!
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Thankyou for the motivation, inspiration and masturbation
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Profit?
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Shit there be more conspiracy here than in the syrian war.
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Pretty handy way to get a gearbox out of car.
2 months time.
way too much coming online by the end of the year to even break even. but it was all worth the gamble in the end.
Wta 2013 Discussion
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Toyota 86's appear to be the new assholes