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WRX RCY GEM
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Swansea, South wales
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Norris!
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he sustained broken limbs from each match mind you
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WRX RCY GEM
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[quote author=Niallyboy link=topic=2471.msg22902#msg22902 date=1180698513]
Hey WRX RCY GEM
Welcome aboard .
What part of Wales are you from ?
I've been over a number of times playing rugby(getting pissed
)
Played Swansea Uplands, Aberavon, Pontyclun, Pontyprid (sorry about spelling) and more !!!
Niall.
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Swansea, Niall. I prefered living in Wexford though. Little village called Castlebridge, beautiful place.
Hey WRX RCY GEM
Welcome aboard .
What part of Wales are you from ?
I've been over a number of times playing rugby(getting pissed
)Played Swansea Uplands, Aberavon, Pontyclun, Pontyprid (sorry about spelling) and more !!!
Niall.
[/quote]
Swansea, Niall. I prefered living in Wexford though. Little village called Castlebridge, beautiful place.
davelegacy
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Taken from a isle of man guide site.
Driving a car in the Isle of Man is broadly similar to driving in the United Kingdom, and most traffic regulations are the same. As in the UK people drive on the left hand side of the road.
Unlike the UK there is no national speed limit. There are speed restrictions in built up areas, but after passing a 'National Speed Limit' sign there ceases to be any speed restriction, although people driving in a reckless manner may well be stopped by the police
Driving a car in the Isle of Man is broadly similar to driving in the United Kingdom, and most traffic regulations are the same. As in the UK people drive on the left hand side of the road.
Unlike the UK there is no national speed limit. There are speed restrictions in built up areas, but after passing a 'National Speed Limit' sign there ceases to be any speed restriction, although people driving in a reckless manner may well be stopped by the police
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Norris!
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yeh, seen that on top gear as well, maybe we could have an ISDC day out over in the manx :lol: