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no. ignore the hype. when was the last time you were stopped by the police? when was the last time you and your bag full of camping stuff was taken in front of a court.? youre giving your mind a treat that you look even remotely dangerous. the fact you doubt your rights means this nonsense...

whatever you can justify - and if you have all the camping type stuff what police man is gonna charge you? ive taken hatchets, fixed blades, locking blades, edc legal blades, air guns. pre compressesed guns. bb guns, catapults... whatever ive fancied taking. bottom line - im not a criminal...

anything you want - the chance of getting stopped and searched is tiny. dont believe the hype.

and ichi the killer, oldboy and hard boiled although they all probably look pretty dated now

this is all well and good... but where do you all sit on animated .gif's?

soon they will paint stars on the doors of bushcrafters!

i havent bought one yet. been close, but not yet. its on the list though!

im gonna use that the next time im feeling profound round the campfire!

any developments? i've been reading http://www.cheaprvliving.com/ maybe peruse autotrader shortly

its a talking point too. think of the confused look on peoples faces when they came to visit your vermin free home. the protective guano coating on your possessions is just a bonus.

i believe it - its just one of those things that you should probably be aware of before you buy an import

so we've just discounted the flock of owls option then?

http://www.moneysupermarket.com/car-insurance/imported-cars/ How much will I pay for imported car insurance? Car insurance for imported cars tends to be higher in price than car insurance for conventional UK-bought cars. First off, the more expensive premiums may reflect the...

my understanding is a lot of insurance companies wont insure them as they arent listed as a vehicle thats sold in the uk. its a case of they arent in the computer - sorry cant help you. as such i believe there are specialist companies that cater for the market.

might have to take a run through to stirling to try them out. had 2 pairs of the burma pros only complaint is the soles seem a little soft and wear quite quickly. been quoted 60 quid at tiso's to get the first pair sent back to meindl to get resoled but havent got round to it yet. i do prefer a...

where did you get them from? not a boot that seems to be commonly stocked.

i would go with a flock of owls or a bag of large snakes

the regs here require a fog light - in japan they dont so you need to fit an aftermarket fog light to any imports. if you look at the right hand side of the bumper - thats what i meant by tagged on. headlights not involved.