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SEE???? Not even @XTreme wants free holidays in Spain with a certain member...

Make them stand on the M25 and allow anyone stuck in traffic to slap them twice Aeroplane movie style

China have recent fresh ones, US have them, Brazil, Australia, UK France... Any major economy around that doesn't?

HELL NO!!! Enough having to hear him winning about all the time in here...

I refer to my post elsewhere as "The art of not giving a f*ck"...

On my part it is called privacy @Six30

They all seemed the right one for a while...

Maybe he's afraid that you start stalking him... I'm ready to vote for Scotland's independence now.

Now you are just being ridiculous!!! I'm pointing the fact that CE is not a trademark symbol therefore isn't illegal to use similar symbols. If you read my post properly you will find that I mention that is not acceptable. The last thing China needs is anybody to defend them neither I have any intention to take that job (even if well paid). Again, I'm solely stating that regardless of being morally incorrect using C E instead of CE as China Export symbol is just another demonstration of China's aggressive marketing attitude but this is not illegal. Just to make it clear, I have a great admiration for the Japanese culture and people in general, recognise and admire most of Asian history but as ALL european countries, lots of skeletons in the cupboards.

So you could offer a very cheap deal to @Stu for TMBF T-shirts and jumpers...

If only judge the helmets because of impact rating and declared weight then a cheaper one will do. Personally I care about: weight, (real weight not declared one)* noise, quality of padding fabric quality of visor locking system (to personal taste) adequate intercom space Quality of paint (scratch resistance) to mention a few. I'm not sure I would trust a boots manufacturer to build me a proper helmet to be honest... * some manufacturers will declare weight without visor and internal padding as this is removable and argued not part of the helmet structure.

this one

Right. I'll get the red wine, (Portuguese special reserve) and will bring a chocolate and cream tarte that will make you kick lick your fingers

According to experts what is called wild boar in the UK is either farmed or wild pigs. I would do the search again but I can't be bothered There is a company selling what they call imported wild boar from Poland farmed in the wild, whatever that means.

You can say what you want. CE (European conformity) Isn't trademark protected although does have a distinct font and design http://www.ce-marking.org/what-is-ce-marking.html There is no international legal protection outside the EU for this so any country can use similar symbols, which is what the Chinese did. Is it morally correct? Absolutely not Is acceptable? No for sure Is it ethical? Hardly Is it illegal? No. Please find the word "Illegal" (or any synonym) in this page: https://www.cemarkingassociation.co.uk/ce-marking-and-the-chinese-export-logo/ further info here https://siloscordoba.com/blog/corporate/china-export-is-not-ce-a-symbol-to-cause-confusion/

Personally I prefer some red wine sauce, plenty of butter, rosemary, whole seed mustard, a touch of salt and pepper, maybe a jalapeno if I feel like having a hot one

or these...

Unless is something like this I won't bother.

Since when wild boar are radioactive??

As usual there will be a fight. The wife will want to cook food for 300 people while I'll stand my ground for just normal food...

If you stand in front on an enraged wild boar then you will definitely become an endangered specie

By Ger and Pol I meant the best places to order it. Not expensive and quick delivery times. Portugal have nice ones too but harder to get it online

By far wild boar. Unfortunately needs to be ordered from the continent, Poland or Germany seems to be the best ones

Are these mods LED or halogen?