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  1. Yer they do, But 95% of them are not available over here, Which is a shame cos the Camo looks good.
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  2. Like it, but is it metal gears or Chinesium?
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  3. Finished the driver for the Thunder Dragon.
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  5. Got to be Tories, Labour won't get a majority so will have to be either supported by the SNPs or the lib Dems which would be a night mare! It's a shame that the two main parties are in the state that they are in but voting labour would cripple the country. Having a man in charge who wouldn't push the button when required is very scary plus his views on terrorism are disturbing. But at least everything will be free, as long as Diana did the maths it must be right 😂😂😂😂 Boris isn't perfect however the best he is the best of the bunch
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  6. Much of the same m’lord. Ann Pettifor and Jeremy Smith directors of Prime Economics are pro European and also slant towards the left. It’s a blog which encourages academics to spin. You are reading left wing propaganda. This case is Case closed. The few paying for the many. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
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  7. Also comes with a 2.4ghz Rodio. Buckle up cowboy (and i know how it's spelled). I like that the nylon makes the car more aggressive in a collision though, it probably gets faster after you bump a curb. Bit of a chavmobile this. In regards to humour:
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  8. Gave this a brush up yesterday. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
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  9. If they'll physically fit, then you've nothing much to lose.
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  10. He writes for the Guardian, case closed m’lord. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk
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  11. Have a look at the ftx outlaw. Cheap & parts are cheap. I've broken the rear drive shaft & a body post in over 2 years. Our little un drives it too. I bought the brushed one & put a brushless combo in mine. Worth a look 😁
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  12. Sound like an Axial Bomber would be more suited for what you want to do with it.
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  13. You'll spend a good amount of time flipping it back on its wheels. Solid rear axles roll over if you turn too fast. And then there's the donkey kick when jumping. I sold my Yeti as I never really enjoyed it. I don't think the Rock Rey would be suitable for slow crawling with the stock electronics and open diffs.
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  14. Hi all, its 20% off time on ebay with selected sellers and euro car parts is one of those. They sell a few RC bits see here https://ebay.to/2r2xjtE and the code is PARTYTIME
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  15. What happens if public sector income and spending do not match up? If the public sector receives more than it spends, it is said to be in “surplus”. In contrast when the public sector spends more than it receives it has to borrow the difference. When this happens the public sector is said to be in “deficit”. Are we talking about debt or deficit. The difference between the money the Uk receives and current (or day to day) spending. This figure is called the “Current Budget Deficit” The difference between the money it receives and current (or day to day) spending together with capital spending.This figure is called “Public Sector Net Borrowing” (PSNB) The UK receives and spends money continually throughout the year. The money it receives mainly comes from taxes (such as income tax and VAT) and social contributions (such as National Insurance) but it also comes from rents, fines, licences and interest payments on money it has lent out. A person overspends by £100 for five years – this is a deficit of £100 for five years running with an accumulated debt of £500. They then manage to only overspend by £50 for the next three years - this is a deficit of £50 for three years running with a total accumulated debt of £650. They then manage to actually save £100 for two years - this is a surplus of £100 for two years running, reducing the total accumulated debt to £450. So even though they reduced their deficit after five years and ran a surplus for the last two years, they are still left with a debt of £450. Labour will overspend public sector net borrowing for the next fixed term parliament 5 years, pushing up both the debt & deficit the only way Labour can slow both is to raise taxes & NATIONAL INSURANCE ( it’s in caps because it’s very important it’s not mentioned but it will increase.... it pays for NHS & state pensions. Massive public spending like labour, the greens, Lib Dem’s are planning on will send the national debt through the roof like all previous Labour governments. Balancing PSNB with national borrowing against revenue is what the Tory’s have been doing. Pushing up PSNB along with increasing National borrowing while increasing revenue through Tax & National Insurance is what labour do. So if you want Free WiFi Free bus train travel for under 25’s Home insulation for every house Free solar panels for every house £15 per hour minimum wage 4 day working week Just name a few giveaways then be prepared to pay for it. Labour the few paying for the many. Sorry for the long post but some explanations about our the UK debt needed a bit more insight. Like I said before Greece developed a false economy but the EU stepped in and ordered austerity in return for a bailout with our money. Labour the few paying for the many. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
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  16. Finished a driver figure for the Fire Dragon.
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  17. About a week there must be a gazillion camo dots. [emoji16] Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
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