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charity never looked so good haha

LMAO!

Quality!

Alex.

hahahaha love it

LOL Class!

Looks good with the gti grille!

callme ignorent but what is that, what does it do??

Instigator wrote:callme ignorent but what is that, what does it do??

Think there about 20 - 25 bhp gain.

Instigator wrote:callme ignorent but what is that, what does it do??

If your British you should be ashamed of yourself

chris meardon wrote:If your British you should be ashamed of yourself

Hahahaha Iye thats true although I hear they can give significant power gains when fitted correctly

pip_polo wrote:

Instigator wrote:callme ignorent but what is that, what does it do??

Think there about 20 - 25 bhp gain.

yeah sure

chris meardon wrote:

Instigator wrote:callme ignorent but what is that, what does it do??

If your British you should be ashamed of yourself

i'm not british, i'm from Belgium,
my english is limited, thats why i have no clue what a "poppy appeal" should be

edit: did a google search, looks like a helping organisation that has something to do with the war...?
cool you have something like that, diddn't want to be disrespectfull about it or somthing.
but don't shoot me because i honestly diddn't know what it ment

Now I feel bad lol

He didnt mean anything by it dude, he was just saying if you were british you should be ashamed because everybody in the UK should know what the Poppy represents

6N2 GTI 00 wrote:Now I feel bad lol

He didnt mean anything by it dude, he was just saying if you were british you should be ashamed because everybody in the UK should know what the Poppy represents

Exactly what i meant, Makes me feel sick when people in this country dont appreciate the forces.

Instigator you are forgiven but at least now you know

ok, no worries mate's
whenever i see that red symbole, i will think about those who stood up for GB!

Instigator wrote:ok, no worries mate's
whenever i see that red symbole, i will think about those who stood up for GB!

Actually I thought that all of them except the Germans were standing up for common sense, but I've found that Belgium folk are a lot more aware than we are in general about what happened there mainly on their land, they still have to live with the disruption of ploughed up ammo and bodies.

We just happened to stop in Ypre one summer - and discovered a lot about what we as GB people should have known about, it was made very clear that it was expected that we would go down to the Menin Gate for the daily ceremony - a bit humbling to say the least.

RUM4MO wrote:

Instigator wrote:ok, no worries mate's
whenever i see that red symbole, i will think about those who stood up for GB!

Actually I thought that all of them except the Germans were standing up for common sense, but I've found that Belgium folk are a lot more aware than we are in general about what happened there mainly on their land, they still have to live with the disruption of ploughed up ammo and bodies.

We just happened to stop in Ypre one summer - and discovered a lot about what we as GB people should have known about, it was made very clear that it was expected that we would go down to the Menin Gate for the daily ceremony - a bit humbling to say the least.

so, you went to Ypres? here know as "Ieper"
that town played an important role in the WOI,
so it's pretty normal i guess that they would let you guys discover alot from it, specially about the war.
Menin gate memorial to the missing, alot of British guys have lost their lives in Ypres...
but there are some pleople who are a bit "to" dedicated on such ceremonies.
it's their own way to say "thank you" for what GB has done for Belgium those days.

i must say that Belgium does a good job of trying to keep history alive.
if you ever have a change, go to "Tongeren".
you might find that interesting as that town is the oldest in Belgium and one of the best reserved places in the world when it comes to roman history