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interesting site....results for me... EUAN Gender: Masculine Usage: Scottish Anglicized form of EOGHAN EOGHAN Gender: Masculine Usage: Irish, Scottish Pronounced: O-in, YO-in [key] Possibly means "born from the yew tree" in Old Celtic. It is sometimes used as a Gaelic form of EUGENE. EUGENE...

mine is euan - derivation of ian over the years i believe. i think someone told me the name ian had biblical roots

at risk of further derailing a derailed thread: i've not played this...i swear by f18 super hornet as it is brilliant with a proper joystick....have you played them both? if so, how do they compare?

i reckon you won't make much return on the investment since the tree does not flourish in the climate where you live. consider the land that you want to use to grow them on and find a tree that will grow well in those conditions - does your area have any native species of fruit trees? perhaps...

not too sure really - it is more just maintenance stuff really....although i have built up a good tool kit and enjoyed myself doing it:D

hi col, sv going great:D :D i'm really enjoying this bike! no riding for me today (or tomorrow prob)...got up and looked out the window to see 1 inch of snow. i was forced to endure the central line for the first time in a long time....not pleasant done a fair bit to the bike so far - oil...

well, we do speak proper English, unlike those southerners with their 'estuary english' dialect! incomprehensible babble if you ask me:D

the scottish mafia is now in control..........:D

us aberdonians are not the sharpest tools in the box.....at least his reply was in english, you could have got the incomprehensible doric version!

dictionary.com site gives the origin as this.... Middle English panier, from Old French, from Latin pānārium, breadbasket, from pānis, bread; see pā- in Indo-European roots. panniers

how hard are these to fit? and do hot grips drain much power from the battery? i've heard that sv batteries can be a wee bit dodgy sometimes......

i was prompted to buy a moped as i was sick of the stinkingly hot tube in the summer and i was/am a bit uneasy about how simple it is for any nutter to blow up a tube train if they so wanted. I reckon a lot of others over here have taken it up (moped or real bikes) over the past 18...

traffic in london pretty bad today too....was stuck on high holburn for 10 mins and couldn't filter as the whole road was jammed up by a couple of those bendy buses. those things may carry a load of passengers but the drivers really struggle to manouvere through heavy traffic and tight london...

will do rich, i've had enough minor scares so far to keep my mind on the job...... i shudder at some of the antics i've seen bikes do, although most seem a lot safer and aware than the moped lot. i had one pull up in the green cycle box at the front of a queue at lights.....idiot boy plonked...

well, if they come on hardleys then i'll get my pushbike out:cool:

so i won't be able to out-run the fuzz if they come looking for me?:eek:

i like the noise, well, for a short period of time but just don't see the attraction. completely useless for the sort of riding i do but each to their own i suppose! can't see myself filtering down marlebone road at 8 in the morning very easily with a big fat harley under me. the dozy car...

10 reasons why Hardly riders don't wave back...... 10. Afraid it will invalidate warranty. 9. Leather and studs make it too hard to raise arm. 8. Refuses to wave to anyone whose bike is already paid for. 7. Afraid to let go of handlebars because they might vibrate off. 6. Rushing wind would...

you make it sound like a hackney cab...col's bike doesn't run on diesel does it?!?:D

ahh...ok - [begin stir] so what your saying is your tourer is fat but fast and stylish whereas col's one is not?!:D [end stir]