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@ Jojo,
LOl, no worries at all pal; it was just your wealth of phonetic vocabulary being creative again.
Hope you're having a good Martes, mate.
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Posted: 2007-09-25 09:42:06
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Lol theres a Guiness can on that Highly tuned Harley!
I saw this black oke on a Chopper on Saturday, I dont think he knew how to ride it, he couldnt get out of 1st gear lol!! It was just backfiring the whole way, the robot merchants were giving him so much shit lol, it looked to funny!! The he took his skinny arms of the the handles and almost dropped the bike!!
Beautiful bike though!!
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Posted: 2007-09-25 09:59:05
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@ JK,
LOL, yeah that's one high tech, original overflow 'container'.
Good sense of humour though, amongst all those goodridge fittings and braided hoses all over the show.
Ya there is a definite element of Harley buyers around the world that don't have much of a clue, apart from the fact that they're buying into a whole image, sound and experience. For many of them that will be fine, and it also helps 'feed' the motorcycling industry pretty well.
A trip down to that Harley shop in Sandton (Rivonia Road, corner of South Road), a quick look at what they charge for just a Harley T-shirt and one quickly understands the concept of 'more money than brains', for example.
But Harley have perfected the art of marketing their brand, and the more basic technology that their machines have (compare to their Jap counterparts) has not stopped them churning out record sales figures.
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Posted: 2007-09-25 10:48:17
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Lost in (dodgy) translation? Nah, this is just too bad for that to be the case:
Can hardly believe what a big Jap bike clothing company (Yellow Corn) have put on the market; can you imagine wearing this?! I think they must've got sloshed on 'sake' one night, broke into the factory and got the machines to produce these jackets... or their marketing department have a sense of humour that goes way beyond warped.
Not something to wear when meeting one's girlfriend's parents for the first time, methinks:
http://www.motorcyclenews.com[....]motorcyclejacket/?&R=EPI-94760
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T630,P900, Nokia 7600 & N73
[ This Message was edited by: amawanqa on 2007-09-25 10:01 ]
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Posted: 2007-09-25 11:01:09
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Back to the phone stuff, they N81 has now appeared on the Carphone Warehouse's 'coming soon' section, expected in November here.
Hopefully in the shops in SA by Christmas.
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Posted: 2007-09-25 13:01:11
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Hoping to get a N95-8GB or N81-8GB for Xmas lol.anyway i had heard that the N81 had RF problems and maybe delayed, but maybe Nokia were able to sort that out quickly.
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Posted: 2007-09-25 15:43:24
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Im using a 6110 navigator very good phone, solid and very SE like imo.
Navtec works like a dream, even under 2 floors of concrete!
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Posted: 2007-09-25 15:56:39
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Yeah the navigation on the 6110 definitely better than on my n95 and the voice comes standard so no extra charge...anyone have any idea how i can get the navteq with route 66 onto my n95?i tried using the route 66 cd that came with my navigator but it doesn't wanna pick up the n95 navigation...or anyone know if i can it 3rd party software to work with the in built n95 gps receiver?i like the build quality on my 6110 navigator but the two meg cam simply doesn't cut it anymore!
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Posted: 2007-09-25 16:23:44
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Falcon, have a word with Mario, from all accounts he's got the whole navigation thing working smoothly on his N73, so possibly he'll be able to provide some insight.
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Posted: 2007-09-25 19:13:00
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The Samsung i550, with Symbian OS and GPS, is on its way.
So is another fashion-brand offering, this time Giorgio Armani:
http://www.gsmarena.com/samsu[....]i_mobile_official-news-315.php
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Posted: 2007-09-25 19:56:13
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