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SAGecko

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  1. Have you had a touch of flu recently?
  2. That blonde woman from OITNB drives me nuts. Can't stand her character in the show...the very definition of passive-aggressive . I have enough of that in my life. The big lesbian brunette with the tats though, mmmmmmm Oh, and your new Abe Lincoln quote is a hoot sherriff, actual L.O.L. stuff
  3. I heard they were going to rename Nkandla to Dunrobbin. But then they realised it wasn't true.
  4. I think he's just looking for any non-musical name...
  5. Here. And I can tell you that this was one incredibly steep granny hill
  6. Read this before I clicked on the link........ Glad I clicked on the link
  7. Post the pic and the specs before you replace anything.
  8. Hi chee_dee. Looks like your Stycle is made in Jiansu in China. Not much other info but I know that these manufacturers churn out thousands of these frames for sale in the Asian market. The reseller usually specs the components and I suspect yours will have Shimano Acera or Altus or some such bits.
  9. OK, so two further recommendations: One of my favourite movies is "The Talented Mr Ripley" Jude Law and Matt Damon play off each other here in a movie that is tense and brittle from start to finish. But best of all is a young Philip Seymour Hoffman. He colours his character with such a repulsive, reptilian cast, that you are simultaneously fascinated and repelled. Absolutely superb. The other is "Sleuth". A remade movie with only two actors, but what fantastic actors, in Michael Caine and Jude Law. These two play off each other so well that you are engrossed from minute one. Dialogue driven for the most part, and with twists and turns that make it, IMHO, a must-watch movie.
  10. You are in for a treat with A Serious Man. Michael Stuhlbarg is phenomenal in this movie. He plays a man caught between his respect for his faith and his frustrations with the absurd judgements he is on the receiving end of. There are shades of Larry David's comedic genius throughout this movie, although he isn't credited.
  11. Ja, even under all the scars and bruises she looked fanfrikkentastic
  12. Great performances in Monster, North Country and The Cider house Rules, though. The girl can act.
  13. I will recommend to anyone who is interested in truly remarkable film-craft and a genuine ability to drag the very best out of any actors repertoire, to watch, and re-watch almost any of the Coen Brothers movies. Fargo The Big Lebowski No Country for Old Men A Serious Man (Jewish angst at it's finest) True Grit (along with Unforgiven, a classic of the genre) And a movie which has very recently played on MNet.........Burn After Reading. Absolutely brilliant performances from Frances McDormand, Brad Pitt, George Clooney and the incomparable John Malkovitch. If you have not seen this movie, I urge you to do so.
  14. Sorry Oxter. Mistook you for another Hubber. PM'd you this morning.
  15. They're very good looking machines. And built like the proverbial outhouse.
  16. I have a few 2014 Ascaso Steel Coffee machines in our warehouse that I might be willing to set free at a decent discount. A couple of Duo Prof's, a few Uno's (Boiler models) and a Cream Dream (Thermobloc)
  17. The stupid is strong in this one.
  18. That's MY knife too! Great tool.
  19. Absolutely no question about this. Even over a 2 meter distance (or maybe a tad more) the chap carrying the gun is at a time-based disadvantage.
  20. That was a pretty special bike, the DT200. Enjoy.
  21. And as you can see, my arm is as hairy as my avatar suggests
  22. My workhorse watch. Bought in 1991 and still going strong. Goedkoop is duurkoop as they say in the classics
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