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yeah nothings bounced back to me and im sure the addys right :(

I dont think the Laser could be capable of speeding .... i think my license is fairly safe in it. It fustrates me sooo tho .... i dont realise how much anger i take out on the roads til i cant take it out on the roads anymore :D

yeah im off in 15 myself .... have a good one Lee!!

you can still make the Sssssh noise Cam ..... :D .... i do .... i got no radio so i gotta have some kinda fun.

There was a traffic jam this mornig cos there was an accident not far where i had mine .... anyway you dont realise how easier autos are in that situation til you have to drive manual in it ..... 1st just into second then you have stop ... 30secs .... back into first ...... crawl 10 meters .... stop ...... take off again for another 10 metres .... stop ...... phuck the gym .... my legs are getting enough workout on that clutch!!

yeah Cam i can imagine .... hence why for my purposes .... an auto is perfect!

i dont think that poor Laser has ever been revved so hard LOL ... when i first got it i was coming home from work and i took off but cos im used to an auto i forgot to change gears for a little while :D

Anyway im off home .... see you at 4:30 paul

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