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But either way the BOV shouldn't be connected to the boost controller. Ur diagram is showing the BOV as the boost source right? Which means it wouldnt be getting any data saying open the wastegate. So wastegate stays shut and you get 11ty billion boost right?

Yep

and also bov won't work because it doesn't have a boost source either

Does colin get a prize?

No, because he got it wrong too many times first :/

But, I am told it is hug-a-ranga day. So colin, have a virtual hug :(

Now, where's Molly?

Oh that reminds me: I worked out who number 3 is: that fit little redhead thats been there a couple of times. Tall brunette and painted paints brunette can fight it out for no 4.

Hey ladies.

REgarding your l337 MS Paint 5k1llz Y0, you forgot to show the connection between the BOV, horn and the indicator fluid level sensor.

So you're all ghey......ah I mean wrong. Worng as in a bit fact guy with a bear touching himself whilst watching a Maria Carey video in nothing but a pizza stained singlet.

Damnit! I knew i'd left something out

you have been drinking again haven't you?

Hi Andy :(

I am sooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo

ooooooooooooooooooooooo

bored

somebody do something... preferably with fire.

Play Sam & Max.

I'm just installing it now.

So going to get in trouble about it but ... it's sam and max :) thanks for the email should kill the rest of the shift

I really need someone to help move some stuff, put yo hands up. 12th May.

move what? from where to where (or when to when)? are flux capacitors provided? or do we need to bring our own?

Edited by Isola

Righto, my parents in law are moving back into their house in Peachester. They need to move their stuff from under the house storage to the house (up some stairs).

Its on the 12th, so is time attack, I want to go to time attack, I need a fill in lol.

No flux capacitors. I do have an anomoly in the space/time continuum in a jar. Ive been told not to let it out.

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