News Forum Phone database

> New Topic
> Reply
< Esato Forum Index > Regional > Europe, Middle East and Africa > South African mobile discussion Bookmark topic

Janbobejan
Yep,im realy in to the S60s,although im still VERY new to them,i have much to learn,got my 1st s60 like in August last year.
Haven't tried the Samsung S60s yet hey, i wouldn't mind playing with that i450.
@ everyone
Any one know how the N81 is doing in sales? Im asking because i see its being heavily advertised here on billboards everywhere i go yet the only person ive seen with one is me i don't think it's selling as much as NOKIA was expecting it to.
--
Posted: 2008-02-04 16:36:57
Edit : Quote


I have brix but the switching on and off of the lights are still pretty erratic.Like for instance now they on and its once again broad daylight.What happened to Mario? All i know is if i had an adsl connection at my flat id install it but make damn sure i had the most up to date virus protection software at all times.Cant put it on the computer at work cause i dont want to take a chance.

_________________
Sony Ericsson P990i + 2GB M2

http://my.opera.com/calvinp990i

[ This Message was edited by: HOBBS on 2008-02-04 16:40 ]
--
Posted: 2008-02-04 17:05:49
Edit : Quote


@ Hobbster,
His esato account was easily 'hacked'.
--
Posted: 2008-02-04 17:54:47
Edit : Quote


Another few P1i show pics.

Mrs Amawanqa checks out the new Buell 1125R:



Charlie Boorman's BMW from The Long Way Down TV adventure series:



Actor Ewan McGregor and his intrepid best mate,Charlie Boorman, travelled on their BMW 1200cc motorbikes from John O'Groats, the most northerly point in Scotland to the most southern tip of Africa. (although it sez CT on the sticker, which people would recognise more than Cape Agulhas).

http://www.bbc.co.uk/longwaydown/

A bit blurry, this one:
The cameraman's patched-up/'goffeled' BMW, as it was after the adventure, with Boorman signing a kid's helmet on the right.





--
Posted: 2008-02-04 20:55:47
Edit : Quote




@boba - I have 3 at the moment (locally) . . . and I want MOOOOOOORE ! I haven't got one from - UK . . . just yet

@hobbs - amawanqa has a very IMAGINATIVE mind when he did that (stunt) with Elise . . .

@pop - Neva knew that Buell still makes Big Bikes The color-BLUE bike looks like it has loooots of crystals on it (headlights and side-mirrors) . . . I read in Cycle World years past that Buell made a 32-valve bike . . . I am not 100% about the brand . . . but it looks like it's - BUELL
--
Posted: 2008-02-04 23:05:26
Edit : Quote


@ Jojo,
The only bike I can think of that had/has 32 valves as standard was the ultra-rare and ultra-expensive Honda NR750 from 1992. 8 valves per cylinder...and oval pistons!

http://www.motorcyclespecs.co.za/model/Honda/honda_nr750.htm

Buell engines are V-twins based on Harley Davidson engines, except the new 1125R, which is built by Austrian firm Rotax for Buell. (so it wouldn't be a Buell that had the 32 valves. ) Harley Davidson bought Buell a few years ago.
--
Posted: 2008-02-04 23:35:41
Edit : Quote


This is pathetic...its way past midnight and I can't fall asleep...must be the inactivity.
--
Posted: 2008-02-04 23:45:00
Edit : Quote





were they on special offer? like buy two get one free. or buy three and get a free puncture repair kit?

--
Posted: 2008-02-05 00:03:08
Edit : Quote


^^ what about buy the puncture repair kit and get the 3 girls free?
--
Posted: 2008-02-05 00:05:06
Edit : Quote


@pop - Yup, I can vividly recall that Honda NR750 model . . . the one I saw way back is in color: Black and Red . . . but it's something else . . . it's a Euro-Bike not a Japan-made one . . . it's color: White and Grey as I can recall . . . I'll try to Google it. !
--
Posted: 2008-02-05 00:13:29
Edit : Quote

---

New Topic   Reply

Forum Index