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Check out the Geremy Clarkson vidz on this site, for those that dont know him hes the host of top gear a uk car show.

The first 'no limits' vid has a Jun 1000hp R33 at the end which Jeremy fangs around an airport runway. Its the fastest road registered car in the uk being able to do 0-100 in 2.5 seconds.

http://carfreaks.b0nk.net/

Havent seen the other vidz, downloading now, but they will be farking sick 2.

If u are on 56k dont bother coz each file is a dvd-rip and are about 650mb each.

Enjoy

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Originally posted by darK

i'm d/ling them and burning them for denham as we speak..

so.. maybe we can figure something out jay

Yepp, no worries.

Just the BIG ones (150+ megs) I'll grab off ya. The others I'll download over night with Download Accel. Should only take about 53 months !!!

Damn dialup :P

Originally posted by darK

u want the "Jeremy Clarkson" ones yer?

Yepp :uh-huh:

I'm going to download the smaller ones (less than 150meg) that are in the root directory just to see what they are about.

There's also a few big ones in the Best Motoring directory.

I've had those 4 movies in DVDRip-DiVX format for a month or 2 now ;)

They are quite an interesting watch.

Edit: Just noticed the 'Best Motoring' rips, they'll be tonights download ;)

/slaps his ADSL Modem smoking with 30gb/mth.

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Originally posted by benm

I've had those 4 movies in DVDRip-DiVX format for a month or 2 now ;)

They are quite an interesting watch.

Edit: Just noticed the 'Best Motoring' rips, they'll be tonights download ;)  

/slaps his ADSL Modem smoking with 30gb/mth.

how fast are u able to download with your asdl? I was getting 80+k/sec with my optus cable.

How much u paying for asdl and with who? i wanna change over 2 as 3 gig is fark all per month.

Originally posted by INASNT

how fast are u able to download with your asdl?

54k/s

How much u paying for asdl and with who?

$99.95/mth with Internode on the 512/128k FlatRate doing around 27gb/mth.

Getting 220k/s from this http site.

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