Well Hello There, So Issue 1 of 'DicE' is selling better than Viagra on the net! We only have a few copies left from the Thousands (ahem) we printed....which is nice. What do'ya mean you haven't even got issue 1 yet...are you a hippy or something?! You can get a single issue for the cover price plus postage...just email: info@DicEmagazine.com for more info. Issue 2 is looking F..ing KILLER....we are really stoked about it ...due out 1st June. See attachment for a little taster..... See you at the 4th 'Loud Mufflers' car show in Paris, France 26-27 June.....man the '50 Foot Combo' and 'Mouse' DJ, Singer, of a Band (!)....they are both acts not to be missed! Later, Dean & Matt
Hey Monkey, Yeah we decided not to do the Beach Party this year cause it started to turn into a fuckin circus with certain people trying to tell us what to do etc...fuck it. Sorry though man about not being able to get the mag...just go to www.DicEmagazine.com hey did you end up with Jerrys Gold '32 roadster? Dean.
hey dean any chance they`re gonna be on sale at billing...as for jerrys roadster ...i wish....no i did some artwork for the new owner......if you recognised it from that little image then i musta done ok monkey heres a larger version
monkey - that looks killer! Dean - £ is on the way for a sub (I >DID< gett off my ass finally) You still got that trump?
Nice Work man....you did do good! Maybe at billing...i think? when is it? good new on the subscription...we wont let you down! As for the triumph...yes I still have it. I will be selling it though as I have just got another triumph....you still interested at the right price??? Dean
You've taken some nice pictures. That Triton sure is beautiful. It would be nice to see the whole bike. Okay, I'll order a copy in one condition: I wanna hear you say "AL-loo-MINI-um". Dave http://www.roadsters.com/mags/ ------------------------------- The Minister of Silly Posts
[ QUOTE ] I wanna hear you say "AL-loo-MINI-um". [/ QUOTE ] Best Use Ever for Aluminum USELESS TRIVIA FOR THE DAY: Derived from the Latin ALUMEN for ALUM (Potassium aluminium sulphate). In 1761 French Chemist Louis-Bernard Guyton de Morveau proposed that ALUMINE for the base material of ALUM. De Morveau was instrumental in setting up a standardised system for chemical nomenclature and often collaborated with Antoine Lavoisier, who in 1787, suggested that ALUMINE was the oxide of a previously undiscovered metal. In 1808 Sir Humphrey Davy proposed the name ALUMIUM for the metal. This rather unwieldy name was soon replaced by ALUMINUM and later the word ALUMINIUM was adopted by the International Union of Pure and Applied Chemists in order to conform with the "ium" ending of most elements. By the mid-1800s both spellings were in use, indeed Charles Dickens commented at the time that he felt both names were too difficult for the masses to pronounce! The patents of both Hall and Héroult refer to ALUMINIUM and the company Hall helped set up was originally called the Pittsburgh ALUMINIUM Company. It was shortly renamed the Pittsburgh Reduction Company and in the USA the metal gradually began to be known only as ALUMINUM (in 1907 Hall's company finally became the ALUMINUM Company of America). In 1925 the American Chemical Society decided to use the name ALUMINUM in their official publications. Most of the world have kept the I in ALUMINIUM but it is interesting to note that the name for the metal's oxide, ALUMINA has been universally accepted over its more convoluted alternatives, ALUMINE and ALUMINIA. Both ALUMINIUM and ALUMINUM have an equal claim to etymological and historical justification, and it seems that the difference in both pronunciation and spelling is likely to stay with us for the foreseeable future!
....sorry guys I spent too much time in So.Cal so I say aluminum....and also picked up stuff like 'Tweaker' (thanks to Jimmy White) and 'sweet' eg. That guys fuckin turn down moustache is...sweet! (again thanks to Mr White). Dean.
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