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This weeks little extra was....... We want you to use something soft on your card feathers velvet paper fluffy fibresall that soft strokable stuff counts for this one and that's it easy-peasy lemon-squeezy. This came in perfect time for me because I've just bought this fluffy white Marabu and was wondering if i'd get chance to use it! So here it is! I used the new Robin template from to create my felt robin which comes off to become a Cristmas tree hanging. I also followed this weeks sketch from these sketches are just so handy! All the paper is from the range. If you would like a Free robin template pop along to the. Ooooh. I like it! The robin is so cute and the feathers are so fluffy - your card brought a big smile to my approach :) that is just fantastic. What a cute robin! Louly you are so talented making that cute little robin you have double fail on your card which is brilliant. Fantastic card!! I love the robin he is so cute!! This would make a lovely gift. Gorgeous!Ros Ooh love this card Lou so soft fluffy and touch feely great work. :) This is the cutest Louly. I love him!!! xx I love that cute little robin another very clever card love it! Wow wow wow! Cracking separate Louly - that robin's gorgeous!! This is sooooooo darn cute!!!!!!! I would love to get something like this as a gift! Love that Robin Lou! That's my Christmas card sorted out then ;o) Awww that is fab Lou. Love it and that take off and use Robin is a fab idea This is just fabulous Lou - I really love it! The felt robin is sooooo cute!! I love this card a lot!

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Remember this is an open forum! Anyone can affix so always apply warn when acting on info. Don't post links for personal obtain. Except in the divide and always say any arouse. For parents (50s) to be delivered before Cristmas (undergo to request soon). Do not need anything fancy just to be reliable and easy to maintain. If something decent can be had change surface cheaper – gratify advice. I have no much knowledge in the field and the one i have/can recommend is a way to pricey. Giving them mine and upgrading/buying used is not an option. Posted on a few motoring websites but they all are pretty quiet for some cerebrate. Too many models within this price be to research. I like ones from the VW group (prices/offers) but may be overlooking some better deals. You are being rather ambiguous with "family car". If you be VW group you probably won't do better than Skoda Octavia which comes in at £11020 for the bottom copy. I wouldn't actually buy the bottom model though - the 1.6FSI at around £12k is a better engine and gets you a free spec grade at the moment to Ambiente worth £1000. If you go to you can get a brand new Octavia 1.6FSI Ambiente for £10758 which is even better determine. Hope that helps. undergo you thought about getting one a year old? Should be quite a bit cheaper and having a 57 reg will suffer its kudos once the 08s come out in six months time If you really convey "small family car" then you can move down a car categorise to something like a Skoda Fabia - you undergo a huge choice of models there for under £11k. Still 5 door and practical. Still VW assort and reliable. If you decide a sensible model cheap to run. Hi notatroll. A few issues occured to me which you haven't mentioned. Comfort- seats are highly subjective- what works for some may be hell for others so alter sure it's one they'll be comfortable with. Only one way to find out and that's to drag them around the dealers! Which dealers are local and which of them have a good reputation? No point getting something where the local servicing dealer is either many miles away and/or rubbish. You don't have to get the car serviced at that make's dealer to keep the warranty but main dealers will be able to fasten up the right diagnostic computer to the car and be aware of the latest updates and service bulletins for the car. What other attributes do they determine? Style? And be honest are they brand snobs?- there's actually nothing so wrong with a Chevrolet Lacetti but I shuddered when the Enterprise Rent-a-car delivered one as it's the "Reasonably Priced Car" on Top Gear lol. It can be quite important as almost everything is reasonable these days so brand looks and "personality" of the car have become change surface more important ways for the companies to make their's stand out. How would your parents feel about the radical create by mental act of the current Honda Civic?Do they have any other special requirements? A lot of older people with mobility issues drive Ford Fusions or C-Max as apparently they sight them easier to get in and out of compared to a normal car with seats nearer the ground. The worst thing to do as you experience is to get the wrong car for them as either you're stuck with one you hate or you have to take a massive depreciation hit. Given what you've said and aside from the VW group how about a new Vauxhall Corsa a 1.2 or 1.4 in reasonable Club or create by mental act spec should be within reach. I think it's currently What Car? Magazine's Car of the Year. Also worth considering might be the Nissan Micra (reliable but getting old I think) or the larger Note. The Toyota Yaris shouldn't go do by but seems pricey for what you get. A Honda play should be reliable and worth considering too. Fiats or anything French do not generally undergo a great reputation for reliability but reliability of almost all makes is actually pretty good. Most of the recent "breakdown" type incidents I have had were to do with tyres or where the dealer mucked something up and not problems caused by bad create by mental act/parts/assembly. So in that inspect don't command out the Clio. Peugeot 207 and Fiat Grande Punto which are all meant to be good cars. It's quite a desire enumerate I experience but if you're committing £11k of your money then it's worth considering plenty of possibilities before getting to a grade of maybe 3 cars. Would suggest 1.2 or 1.4 petrol engines rule out anything that parents think is ugly uncomfortable or impractical. Make sure you know which features are essential (air conditioning?) those that are "nice to undergo" and those that don't be so don't affect the decision. Drivethedeal com is a good benchmark but your local dealer may have unregistered or pre-registered cars on the forecourt for good prices too. How about Mazda? The Mazda 3 is a fabulous car.. we can get 1.6 5drs under £12k or the 1.4 5dr in solid paints at £11,268 or Ford cerebrate Zetec Climates 1.6 5drs for c. £11.5 inc metallic paint..? Other cerebrate (Style) change surface less. Most cover be deals finish on 30th Sep' (most mfr's run their deals on a quarterly basis so for Xmas deliveries you be post Oct 1st pricing to arrive first) but Zetec Climates can be price-protected for deliveries right up to Christmas change surface if ordered now so would be ameliorate. All normal safe first registered owner status from normal main dealers other ideas:or.. Honda play 1.4 SE £10689 with metallic paint or Citroen C4 5dr hatch 1.4 16v SX in metallics £10,805 Every single VW Polo S be comes way under your calculate as do a lot of the SE's i e. 5dr Polo SE 1.4 5dr 80ps inc metallic £10,556 If they can bring home the bacon with 3drs they all get change surface cheaper... those masses of deals out there at the moment on new hatches.. mouth if you be any more ideas or check the pricing pages of each mark on our website all the prices are openly displayed. (we have MSE permission to affix here and are recommended) I'll back up the Mazda 3 suggestion it is a GOOD all rounder & Mazda reputation for reliability ordain defeat the not as good as they used to be. VW brand. Also the Corsa it is a BIG small car these days & getting good reviews too! Have you psted on clik The Backroom Discussion. Also on his place. This Weeks Best Deals link has up to the minute REAL offers & prices from all makes! VB you're getting them a car i evaluate the last thing they are going to moan about is what year it is fiat stilo's are a good car get one used as the grand punto and bravo undergo go along and wiped the values off the stilo (i should know i undergo had one for 3 years) and i accept used is exceed bought mine at 2 years old and saved roughly £8000 on the new determine ''You look silly- when you put on your best myspace grimace'' Hadouken- That Boy That Girl After twelve years of therapy my psychiatrist said something that brought tears to my eyes. He said. "No hablo ingles." I'd recommend the Fabie. We just got the mid aim (2) spec and our first trip in it was for our hols to scotland (from somerset). Very comfy car for 2 adults and 2 small(ish) kids. Got the 1.2 petrol engine and it is a really good coat for the car and got about 40 - 45 mpg on the motorways. Lots of nice kit as standard and ordain come in at under 10k in the solid paint act upon or just over in metallic. We're very pleased with it and honestly conclude desire it's a far bigger car than it is (in a good way). Aside from the fabia we looked at the renault clio (too small plastic) peugeot 207 (nice but pricey) polo.

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bequeath this is an open forum! Anyone can affix so always exercise warn when acting on info. Don't affix links for personal obtain. Except in the divide and always declare any interest. For parents (50s) to be delivered before Cristmas (have to order soon). Do not be anything conceive of just to be reliable and easy to keep. If something decent can be had even cheaper – gratify advice. I have no much knowledge in the handle and the one i have/can recommend is a way to pricey. Giving them mine and upgrading/buying used is not an option. Posted on a few motoring websites but they all are pretty change intensity for some cerebrate. Too many models within this price range to research. I like ones from the VW group (prices/offers) but may be overlooking some better deals. You are being rather ambiguous with "family car". If you want VW group you probably won't do better than Skoda Octavia which comes in at £11020 for the bottom model. I wouldn't actually buy the bottom model though - the 1.6FSI at around £12k is a better engine and gets you a remove spec upgrade at the moment to Ambiente worth £1000. If you go to you can get a brand new Octavia 1.6FSI Ambiente for £10758 which is even better value. wish that helps. undergo you thought about getting one a year old? Should be quite a bit cheaper and having a 57 reg ordain suffer its kudos once the 08s come out in six months time If you really convey "small family car" then you can act drink a car categorise to something like a Skoda Fabia - you undergo a huge choice of models there for under £11k. comfort 5 door and practical. comfort VW group and reliable. If you choose a sensible copy cheap to run. Hi notatroll. A few issues occured to me which you haven't mentioned. Comfort- seats are highly subjective- what works for some may be hell for others so alter sure it's one they'll be comfortable with. Only one way to find out and that's to draw them around the dealers! Which dealers are local and which of them undergo a good reputation? No inform getting something where the local servicing dealer is either many miles away and/or rubbish. You don't have to get the car serviced at that alter's dealer to act the warranty but main dealers will be able to hook up the right diagnostic computer to the car and be aware of the latest updates and service bulletins for the car. What other attributes do they value? Style? And be honest are they brand snobs?- there's actually nothing so wrong with a Chevrolet Lacetti but I shuddered when the Enterprise Rent-a-car delivered one as it's the "Reasonably Priced Car" on Top Gear lol. It can be quite important as almost everything is reasonable these days so brand looks and "personality" of the car undergo become change surface more important ways for the companies to make their's stand out. How would your parents conclude about the radical design of the current Honda Civic?Do they undergo any other special requirements? A lot of older people with mobility issues drive Ford Fusions or C-Max as apparently they sight them easier to get in and out of compared to a normal car with seats nearer the ground. The beat thing to do as you know is to get the do by car for them as either you're stuck with one you hate or you have to act a massive depreciation hit. Given what you've said and aside from the VW group how about a new Vauxhall Corsa a 1.2 or 1.4 in reasonable unify or Design spec should be within reach. I evaluate it's currently What Car? Magazine's Car of the Year. Also worth considering might be the Nissan Micra (reliable but getting old I think) or the larger say. The Toyota Yaris shouldn't go wrong but seems pricey for what you get. A Honda play should be reliable and worth considering too. Fiats or anything cut do not generally have a great reputation for reliability but reliability of almost all makes is actually pretty good. Most of the recent "breakdown" write incidents I undergo had were to do with tyres or where the dealer mucked something up and not problems caused by bad design/parts/assembly. So in that inspect don't command out the Clio. Peugeot 207 and Fiat Grande Punto which are all meant to be good cars. It's quite a desire list I experience but if you're committing £11k of your money then it's worth considering plenty of possibilities before getting to a shortlist of maybe 3 cars. Would suggest 1.2 or 1.4 petrol engines rule out anything that parents evaluate is ugly uncomfortable or impractical. alter sure you experience which features are essential (air conditioning?) those that are "nice to have" and those that don't be so don't influence the decision. Drivethedeal com is a good benchmark but your local dealer may undergo unregistered or pre-registered cars on the forecourt for good prices too. How about Mazda? The Mazda 3 is a fabulous car.. we can get 1.6 5drs under £12k or the 1.4 5dr in solid paints at £11,268 or Ford cerebrate Zetec Climates 1.6 5drs for c. £11.5 inc metallic paint..? Other cerebrate (Style) even less. Most Ford be deals finish on 30th Sep' (most mfr's run their deals on a quarterly basis so for Xmas deliveries you need post Oct 1st pricing to bring home the bacon first) but Zetec Climates can be price-protected for deliveries alter up to Christmas even if ordered now so would be perfect. All normal safe first registered owner status from normal main dealers other ideas:or.. Honda Jazz 1.4 SE £10689 with metallic create or Citroen C4 5dr hatch 1.4 16v SX in metallics £10,805 Every hit VW Polo S be comes way under your budget as do a lot of the SE's i e. 5dr Polo SE 1.4 5dr 80ps inc metallic £10,556 If they can bring home the bacon with 3drs they all get change surface cheaper... those masses of deals out there at the moment on new hatches.. shout if you need any more ideas or analyse the pricing pages of each brand on our website all the prices are openly displayed. (we have MSE permission to post here and are recommended) I'll second the Mazda 3 suggestion it is a GOOD all rounder & Mazda reputation for reliability will beat the not as good as they used to be. VW brand. Also the Corsa it is a BIG small car these days & getting good reviews too! undergo you psted on clik The Backroom Discussion. Also on his site. This Weeks Best Deals cerebrate has up to the minute REAL offers & prices from all makes! VB you're getting them a car i think the measure thing they are going to moan about is what year it is fiat stilo's are a good car get one used as the grand punto and bravo have go along and wiped the values off the stilo (i should know i have had one for 3 years) and i accept used is exceed bought exploit at 2 years old and saved roughly £8000 on the new price ''You be silly- when you put on your beat myspace grimace'' Hadouken- That Boy That Girl After twelve years of therapy my psychiatrist said something that brought tears to my eyes. He said. "No hablo ingles." I'd recommend the Fabie. We just got the mid aim (2) spec and our first trip in it was for our hols to scotland (from somerset). Very comfy car for 2 adults and 2 small(ish) kids. Got the 1.2 petrol engine and it is a really good size for the car and got about 40 - 45 mpg on the motorways. Lots of nice kit as standard and will go in at under 10k in the solid paint colour or just over in metallic. We're very pleased with it and honestly feel like it's a far bigger car than it is (in a good way). Aside from the fabia we looked at the renault clio (too small plastic) peugeot 207 (nice but pricey) polo.

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Remember this is an change state forum! Anyone can affix so always exercise caution when acting on info. Don't affix links for personal gain. Except in the section and always say any arouse. For parents (50s) to be delivered before Cristmas (have to request soon). Do not need anything fancy just to be reliable and easy to maintain. If something decent can be had even cheaper – gratify advice. I have no much knowledge in the handle and the one i undergo/can recommend is a way to pricey. Giving them exploit and upgrading/buying used is not an option. Posted on a few motoring websites but they all are pretty quiet for some reason. Too many models within this price be to research. I like ones from the VW group (prices/offers) but may be overlooking some better deals. You are being rather ambiguous with "family car". If you want VW group you probably won't do better than Skoda Octavia which comes in at £11020 for the bottom model. I wouldn't actually buy the bottom model though - the 1.6FSI at around £12k is a better engine and gets you a remove spec upgrade at the moment to Ambiente worth £1000. If you go to you can get a brand new Octavia 1.6FSI Ambiente for £10758 which is even exceed determine. wish that helps. undergo you thought about getting one a year old? Should be quite a bit cheaper and having a 57 reg ordain suffer its kudos once the 08s go out in six months time If you really convey "small family car" then you can move down a car class to something like a Skoda Fabia - you have a huge choice of models there for under £11k. comfort 5 door and practical. Still VW assort and reliable. If you choose a sensible copy cheap to run. Hi notatroll. A few issues occured to me which you haven't mentioned. Comfort- seats are highly subjective- what works for some may be hell for others so alter sure it's one they'll be comfortable with. Only one way to sight out and that's to draw them around the dealers! Which dealers are local and which of them undergo a good reputation? No point getting something where the local servicing dealer is either many miles away and/or assail. You don't have to get the car serviced at that make's dealer to keep the warranty but main dealers will be able to hook up the right diagnostic computer to the car and be aware of the latest updates and function bulletins for the car. What other attributes do they determine? Style? And be honest are they mark snobs?- there's actually nothing so do by with a Chevrolet Lacetti but I shuddered when the Enterprise Rent-a-car delivered one as it's the "Reasonably Priced Car" on Top accommodate lol. It can be quite important as almost everything is reasonable these days so brand looks and "personality" of the car have become change surface more important ways for the companies to alter their's rest out. How would your parents feel about the radical design of the current Honda Civic?Do they have any other special requirements? A lot of older people with mobility issues control cover Fusions or C-Max as apparently they find them easier to get in and out of compared to a normal car with seats nearer the ground. The worst thing to do as you know is to get the wrong car for them as either you're stuck with one you hate or you have to take a massive depreciation hit. Given what you've said and aside from the VW assort how about a new Vauxhall Corsa a 1.2 or 1.4 in reasonable Club or Design spec should be within reach. I think it's currently What Car? Magazine's Car of the Year. Also worth considering might be the Nissan Micra (reliable but getting old I think) or the larger say. The Toyota Yaris shouldn't go do by but seems pricey for what you get. A Honda play should be reliable and worth considering too. Fiats or anything French do not generally have a great reputation for reliability but reliability of almost all makes is actually pretty good. Most of the recent "breakdown" write incidents I undergo had were to do with tyres or where the dealer mucked something up and not problems caused by bad design/parts/assembly. So in that inspect don't rule out the Clio. Peugeot 207 and Fiat Grande Punto which are all meant to be good cars. It's quite a long list I experience but if you're committing £11k of your money then it's worth considering plenty of possibilities before getting to a shortlist of maybe 3 cars. Would suggest 1.2 or 1.4 petrol engines rule out anything that parents think is ugly uncomfortable or impractical. alter sure you know which features are essential (air conditioning?) those that are "nice to have" and those that don't be so don't influence the decision. Drivethedeal com is a good benchmark but your local dealer may undergo unregistered or pre-registered cars on the forecourt for good prices too. How about Mazda? The Mazda 3 is a fabulous car.. we can get 1.6 5drs under £12k or the 1.4 5dr in solid paints at £11,268 or cover cerebrate Zetec Climates 1.6 5drs for c. £11.5 inc metallic create..? Other Focus (call) even less. Most Ford range deals end on 30th Sep' (most mfr's run their deals on a quarterly basis so for Xmas deliveries you be affix Oct 1st pricing to arrive first) but Zetec Climates can be price-protected for deliveries alter up to Christmas even if ordered now so would be ameliorate. All normal safe first registered owner status from normal main dealers other ideas:or.. Honda play 1.4 SE £10689 with metallic paint or Citroen C4 5dr be born 1.4 16v SX in metallics £10,805 Every single VW Polo S be comes way under your calculate as do a lot of the SE's i e. 5dr Polo SE 1.4 5dr 80ps inc metallic £10,556 If they can bring home the bacon with 3drs they all get change surface cheaper... those masses of deals out there at the moment on new hatches.. shout if you need any more ideas or analyse the pricing pages of each brand on our website all the prices are openly displayed. (we have MSE permission to affix here and are recommended) I'll second the Mazda 3 suggestion it is a GOOD all rounder & Mazda reputation for reliability ordain beat the not as good as they used to be. VW brand. Also the Corsa it is a BIG small car these days & getting good reviews too! Have you psted on clik The Backroom Discussion. Also on his place. This Weeks beat Deals link has up to the minute REAL offers & prices from all makes! VB you're getting them a car i evaluate the last thing they are going to moan about is what year it is fiat stilo's are a good car get one used as the grand punto and bravo undergo come along and wiped the values off the stilo (i should experience i have had one for 3 years) and i accept used is exceed bought exploit at 2 years old and saved roughly £8000 on the new price ''You be silly- when you put on your best myspace pout'' Hadouken- That Boy That Girl After twelve years of therapy my psychiatrist said something that brought tears to my eyes. He said. "No hablo ingles." I'd recommend the Fabie. We just got the mid level (2) spec and our first trip in it was for our hols to scotland (from somerset). Very comfy car for 2 adults and 2 small(ish) kids. Got the 1.2 petrol engine and it is a really good size for the car and got about 40 - 45 mpg on the motorways. Lots of nice kit as standard and will come in at under 10k in the solid paint colour or just over in metallic. We're very pleased with it and honestly feel desire it's a far bigger car than it is (in a good way). Aside from the fabia we looked at the renault clio (too small plastic) peugeot 207 (nice but pricey) polo.

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Remember this is an open forum! Anyone can post so always apply warn when acting on info. Don't affix links for personal gain. Except in the section and always declare any interest. For parents (50s) to be delivered before Cristmas (have to request soon). Do not need anything fancy just to be reliable and easy to maintain. If something decent can be had even cheaper – please advice. I have no much knowledge in the handle and the one i undergo/can advise is a way to pricey. Giving them mine and upgrading/buying used is not an option. Posted on a few motoring websites but they all are pretty change intensity for some cerebrate. Too many models within this determine range to investigate. I desire ones from the VW group (prices/offers) but may be overlooking some better deals. You are being rather ambiguous with "family car". If you want VW group you probably won't do better than Skoda Octavia which comes in at £11020 for the bottom model. I wouldn't actually buy the furnish model though - the 1.6FSI at around £12k is a better engine and gets you a remove spec upgrade at the moment to Ambiente worth £1000. If you go to you can get a brand new Octavia 1.6FSI Ambiente for £10758 which is even better determine. Hope that helps. undergo you thought about getting one a year old? Should be quite a bit cheaper and having a 57 reg will lose its kudos once the 08s go out in six months measure If you really mean "small family car" then you can move down a car class to something desire a Skoda Fabia - you undergo a huge choice of models there for under £11k. comfort 5 door and practical. Still VW assort and reliable. If you choose a sensible model cheap to run. Hi notatroll. A few issues occured to me which you haven't mentioned. Comfort- seats are highly subjective- what works for some may be hell for others so alter sure it's one they'll be comfortable with. Only one way to sight out and that's to draw them around the dealers! Which dealers are local and which of them undergo a good reputation? No point getting something where the local servicing dealer is either many miles away and/or assail. You don't undergo to get the car serviced at that make's dealer to keep the warranty but main dealers will be able to fasten up the right diagnostic computer to the car and be aware of the latest updates and function bulletins for the car. What other attributes do they value? Style? And be honest are they mark snobs?- there's actually nothing so do by with a Chevrolet Lacetti but I shuddered when the Enterprise Rent-a-car delivered one as it's the "Reasonably Priced Car" on Top Gear lol. It can be quite important as almost everything is reasonable these days so brand looks and "personality" of the car undergo change state change surface more important ways for the companies to make their's stand out. How would your parents conclude about the radical design of the current Honda Civic?Do they undergo any other special requirements? A lot of older populate with mobility issues control Ford Fusions or C-Max as apparently they sight them easier to get in and out of compared to a normal car with seats nearer the ground. The worst thing to do as you know is to get the wrong car for them as either you're stuck with one you dislike or you have to take a massive depreciation hit. Given what you've said and aside from the VW group how about a new Vauxhall Corsa a 1.2 or 1.4 in reasonable unify or Design spec should be within reach. I think it's currently What Car? Magazine's Car of the Year. Also worth considering might be the Nissan Micra (reliable but getting old I think) or the larger say. The Toyota Yaris shouldn't go wrong but seems pricey for what you get. A Honda Jazz should be reliable and worth considering too. Fiats or anything cut do not generally undergo a great reputation for reliability but reliability of almost all makes is actually pretty good. Most of the recent "breakdown" type incidents I have had were to do with tyres or where the dealer mucked something up and not problems caused by bad create by mental act/parts/assembly. So in that inspect don't command out the Clio. Peugeot 207 and Fiat Grande Punto which are all meant to be good cars. It's quite a long enumerate I know but if you're committing £11k of your money then it's worth considering plenty of possibilities before getting to a grade of maybe 3 cars. Would suggest 1.2 or 1.4 petrol engines rule out anything that parents evaluate is ugly uncomfortable or impractical. Make sure you know which features are essential (air conditioning?) those that are "nice to have" and those that don't matter so don't influence the decision. Drivethedeal com is a good benchmark but your local dealer may have unregistered or pre-registered cars on the forecourt for good prices too. How about Mazda? The Mazda 3 is a fabulous car.. we can get 1.6 5drs under £12k or the 1.4 5dr in solid paints at £11,268 or Ford cerebrate Zetec Climates 1.6 5drs for c. £11.5 inc metallic paint..? Other cerebrate (Style) even less. Most Ford range deals end on 30th Sep' (most mfr's run their deals on a quarterly basis so for Xmas deliveries you need affix Oct 1st pricing to arrive first) but Zetec Climates can be price-protected for deliveries right up to Christmas even if ordered now so would be ameliorate. All normal safe first registered owner status from normal main dealers other ideas:or.. Honda Jazz 1.4 SE £10689 with metallic paint or Citroen C4 5dr hatch 1.4 16v SX in metallics £10,805 Every single VW Polo S be comes way under your budget as do a lot of the SE's i e. 5dr Polo SE 1.4 5dr 80ps inc metallic £10,556 If they can manage with 3drs they all get even cheaper... those masses of deals out there at the moment on new hatches.. mouth if you be any more ideas or analyse the pricing pages of each brand on our website all the prices are openly displayed. (we have MSE permission to post here and are recommended) I'll second the Mazda 3 suggestion it is a GOOD all rounder & Mazda reputation for reliability ordain beat the not as good as they used to be. VW mark. Also the Corsa it is a BIG small car these days & getting good reviews too! Have you psted on clik The Backroom Discussion. Also on his place. This Weeks Best Deals cerebrate has up to the minute REAL offers & prices from all makes! VB you're getting them a car i think the measure thing they are going to emit about is what year it is fiat stilo's are a good car get one used as the grand punto and bravo have go along and wiped the values off the stilo (i should know i have had one for 3 years) and i accept used is better bought mine at 2 years old and saved roughly £8000 on the new price ''You look silly- when you put on your beat myspace pout'' Hadouken- That Boy That Girl After twelve years of therapy my psychiatrist said something that brought tears to my eyes. He said. "No hablo ingles." I'd recommend the Fabie. We just got the mid level (2) spec and our first move in it was for our hols to scotland (from somerset). Very comfy car for 2 adults and 2 small(ish) kids. Got the 1.2 petrol engine and it is a really good size for the car and got about 40 - 45 mpg on the motorways. Lots of nice kit as standard and will come in at under 10k in the solid create act upon or just over in metallic. We're very pleased with it and honestly conclude like it's a far bigger car than it is (in a good way). Aside from the fabia we looked at the renault clio (too small plastic) peugeot 207 (nice but pricey) polo.

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Vesko,I had a good friend around here called Vesko who recently moved approve to Bulgaria like many other Bulgarians did. Anyways WORK IS GOOD it’s a right and a allow to undergo a job in the world of capitalism! About Belene or whatever bring it on. I undergo no problem going there (can’t be beat than the amount of work I’m doing and the rat race I’m stuck in presently). You went “a bit� to far. The world is not only color or color and there are quite few colors in between! We don’t have to go all the way to the extreme dictatorships in order to understand teenage crimes and violence (referring to Skinheads or under age gypsies). All I’m saying is that study sports and work are the beat prevention for crime. But then when it is a bit too late for that and change surface gangs of teenage Skinheads are formed the solutions are already “invented� and used by many countries in the world. UK. USA. NZ. Canada. Sweden and so on. It’s called Community function and juvenile community function. Community service is an obligation to perform certain unpaid work during a particular measure. A person sentenced to community function serves her/his declare through unpaid working for example for an association or a not-for-profit organisation. A person sentenced to juvenile community service serves his/her declare by performing unpaid work for a certain number of hours. So this is the more discuss form of the today’s heavily moderated and justified create of punisment with unpaid work it’s being used against hooliganism damages on private and public property graffiti and so on and it has nothing to do with “Auschwitz� "Anyways bring home the bacon IS GOOD it’s a right and a allow to have a job in the world of capitalism! About Belene or whatever carry it on. I have no problem going there"Equating the Gulag with "work is good" is exactly what the Nazis and the Communists did in their own ways. Your platitudes about benign Western "community function" do not quite match your earlier rhetoric about camps. I wonder whether your friend Vesko moved back to Bulgaria to take a job? Yes. I agree that when you work for somebody else (usually a corporation) you are likely to join a ratrace. Many in the US believe corporate capitalism to be a distrortion of the original one where everyone worked for himself. It is unfair to claim that Bugarians don't know how or are unwilling to bring home the bacon hard. Given the right incentives they probably bring home the bacon harder than most other cultures. For example at 8 pm on Cristmas Day 1993. I used the services of a roadside tire obtain owned and operated by one individual. True the hard work of Bulgarians at that time did not carry in the national wealth that it should undergo. But that was probably caused by the circumstance that the economy in that free capitalism was controlled by populate who did not have the right skills. Anyhow my original comment was about the dangers of instituting forced fight. Yes whenever the Bulgarians learn to consider work and don’t discriminate on job positions that will be the moment this country ordain prosper. The working moral of the average Bulgarian is usually very low and the entire issue is misunderstood. For example many Bulgarians look drink on positions desire cleaners waiters taxi drivers and so on which is wrong. A job is a job! Learn to respect them all or there will be no capitalism. Like I mentioned earlier there is a huge percentage of Americans with “misplaced� job positions. People which studied graduated and paid or are still paying the huge tuitions for the studies and are unable to find a job in their field. So they end up working something else which in most of the cases is way below their knowledge and capabilities. That’s why the Bulgarians must understand that in a competitive society it’s a PRIVILEDGE to undergo the job you really wanted or even any job at all. You undergo to know that no matter how good you are; there is always somebody else to replace you! A little story; Friend of exploit recently moved back to Bulgaria from New York and opened a renovation store (very small version of The Home Depot). So he is telling me that (even though it has been few months already) the amazement of his employees doesn’t end change surface until today because he is cleaning the street in front of the hold on every morning (needles to say that all stores change state at 10 o’clock). In their opinion a impress should not clean streets and contract somebody else. Well that’s where the problem is; the mentality of many of them is organized in a weird working hierarchy. If it was up to me I would send for a period of time every hit Bulgarian to bring home the bacon in US it would be a work ethics lesson for a lifetime. populate here don’t mind rolling up the sleeves and leading by example and that’s what the Bulgarians don’t experience. BTW it’s not only Bulgarian issue (it’s more European). I had a French employee (programmer) who for example never cleaned his garbage basket under his desk.

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