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  1. trance_fan

    trance_fan Registered User

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    Your best Christmas present ever?

    Well it's coming up to that time of year again!

    I have had some class Christmas presents, but I think last years' topped them all.

    A full day of Rallying, in the morning I drove a full rally spec Hyundai Coupe, and then in the afternoon I drove a works prepared Evo 6.

    The thrill was just immense!

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    Beat that :p
    trance_fan, Dec 1, 2004
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  3. Jon Mack

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    four weeks in Ibiza :)
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    a quyside flat.
    Mr. Revel, Dec 1, 2004
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  5. Jon Mack

    Jon Mack Registered User

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    **gets coat**
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    Nice!!

    How come you live in Heaton then?
    trance_fan, Dec 1, 2004
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  7. Jon Mack

    Jon Mack Registered User

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    was thinking that
    Jon Mack, Dec 1, 2004
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    heather Balder than Pike!

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    my rainbow crocheted hat from my sister vicki...know its pretty lame but i love it so much (martin hates it)
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    Leon uses it for location work :)
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  10. Mr. Revel

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    im moving in next year. staying with the lads till July.
    Mr. Revel, Dec 1, 2004
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    and yes....leon does use it for location work sometimes. :p
    Mr. Revel, Dec 1, 2004
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  12. Jon Mack

    Jon Mack Registered User

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    fair play, the olds must like you then :lol:
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    When i was about 5 my parents got me a Ghostbuster suit, The Proton Pack, Trap and the goggle things :cool:
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    still fit? :D :lol: ;)
    Karl51, Dec 1, 2004
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    Unfortunatly no :( :cry:
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    i think i was 6...1980... the year the AT-AT came out.... my mum and dad had been all over leeds and bradford looking for one... they said they hadn't been able to buy 1 "for santa to pick up and keep till christams day"

    Christmas day - AT-AT AND a Snow speeder waiting for me :love: put batteries in, the guns lit up and moved... same with the snow speeder - and it even had a very short tow rope that i argued "could never bring down a AT-AT"

    the year after that a got a Red Ralyiegh Burner BMX - weighed a ton but i loved it...

    see - christmas is for kids!
    ManofScience, Dec 1, 2004
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    did the bike have yellow pads m8 ? if so i had the exact same one , loved it !!!


    ..fidds...:love:
    fiddla, Dec 1, 2004
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    I got a months holdiay in africa a few times when I was around ten, quality and I got presents aswell.
    Alexander, Dec 1, 2004
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  19. ManofScience

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    exactly! the were made from real thick fake leather and massive silver press-studs that got rusty over time! i think the late models had fabric/velco pads.... the cool kids prefered them!

    the blue and yellow one came with yellow mags wheels - i wanted mage wheels - but prefered the red 'un! :(
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    A mini train that you could sit on and it went round and round on the track. It could go backwards too! :eek:

    That was when I was 6 or 7. I loved it.

    Choo choo! :D
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    aye thats right the 1st bmx's dint have mag wheels straight away did they ? I got a black n white one later on with black mags like !!!
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