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Keith Barrow27-Mar-14 7:01

Keith Barrow

27-Mar-14 7:01

I think the Spitties and GT6s are getting rare - Triumph doesn't seem to have the following MG has. Plus classic car prices rise in a recession for some reason.

Have ever driven an TR7? I have no clue how they handle.

PB 369,783 wrote:
I just find him very unlikeable, and I think the way he looks like a prettier version of his Mum is very disturbing.[^]

Duncan Edwards Jones27-Mar-14 7:15

Duncan Edwards Jones

27-Mar-14 7:15

Was a passenger in a TR7 - to be honest it wasn't very exciting as the exhaust note is not great and the cabin/seating position doesn't feel as ridiculously close to the road as a Spit or GT6.
That is why they are so very cheap!

OriginalGriff27-Mar-14 6:11

OriginalGriff

27-Mar-14 6:11

You do realise that a £2K MGB is probably going to cost you a fortune?
They weren't exactly reliable when new, and dealers don't sell 'em cheap for no good reason...

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Keith Barrow27-Mar-14 6:36

Keith Barrow

27-Mar-14 6:36

Not necessarily, when it comes to classic cars the normal dealers can be useless, the evidence here is the much more realistic price being asked by the second dealer. Looks very like I missed a bargain. Also, if you're prepared to do the work then they're not prohibitive to run.

PB 369,783 wrote:
I just find him very unlikeable, and I think the way he looks like a prettier version of his Mum is very disturbing.[^]

Joe Woodbury27-Mar-14 8:22

Joe Woodbury

27-Mar-14 8:22

I think he means a fortune to maintain. MGs aren't known for their reliability.

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Nagy Vilmos27-Mar-14 23:15

Nagy Vilmos

27-Mar-14 23:15

My toy car is MG engined. It has always been very reliable and to date the only problems have been stones puncturing the radiator and a blown head gasket - the original '64 gasket by the looks of it.

newton.saber27-Mar-14 4:12

27-Mar-14 4:12

The first two chapters of my book Object-Oriented JavaScript are available as a kindle book at :
Object-Oriented JavaScript ~Newton Saber[^]

Diagrams and Old C/C++
I have created numerous diagrams of JS objects in memory and I explain what is going on more like books used to do in the old C/C++ days. I hope you find it interesting.

If You Get The Free Book
If you decide to get the free book you'll get the updates -- as I write them and release them to amazon -- for free too.
Note: It's only available for free thru 12am PST 03/28/2014. It's an Amazon.com thing.

In Case You Think This Is Spam
1. I've written numerous articles here and have been a part of the community -- I'm not just a 'bot rolling by injecting this crap. Smile | :)

2. I also checked the lounge rules for this type of thing and it seems okay.
3. Above all, I am only announcing because the book is free (until 12am PST 3/28/2014). If it cost you anything I wouldn't post here.

The biggest reason I wanted to post this is because I really think I'm explaining some JavaScript concepts in a new different way and thought those in the community who are interested in JavaScript might find it interesting.

Thanks,
~Newton

Frank Alviani27-Mar-14 5:05

Frank Alviani

27-Mar-14 5:05

Thanks

newton.saber27-Mar-14 5:19

27-Mar-14 5:19

Thank you for checking it out and for replying. Really appreciate it.

JimmyRopes27-Mar-14 5:15

JimmyRopes

27-Mar-14 5:15

Thank you Newton. Cool | :cool:

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newton.saber27-Mar-14 5:19

27-Mar-14 5:19

Thank you for checking it out and for replying. Really appreciate it.

Forogar 27-Mar-14 5:39

Forogar

27-Mar-14 5:39

Interesting looking book. I started on it using the Cloud Kindle Reader - which is cool since I don't own a Kindle right now. Thanks for this.

- I would love to change the world, but they won’t give me the source code.

newton.saber27-Mar-14 7:02

27-Mar-14 7:02

Thanks for checking out the book and for mentioning that you can read it even if you don't have a kindle or device.

Eddy Vluggen27-Mar-14 5:59

Eddy Vluggen

27-Mar-14 5:59

Voted as spam.

newton.saber wrote:
Above all, I am only announcing because the book is free (until 12am PST 3/28/2014). If it cost you anything I wouldn't post here.

Most commercial apps offer a free trial. You're pushing a commercial product, complete with the marketing-remark "thanks for your interest".

newton.saber wrote:
I'm not just a 'bot rolling by injecting this crap.

It doesn't matter if it is a human or a bot that's spamming.

newton.saber wrote:
I also checked the lounge rules for this type of thing and it seems okay.

As is this post.

newton.saber wrote:
Note: It's only available for free thru 12am PST 03/28/2014.

SPAM

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If you can't read my code, try converting it here[^]

Rage27-Mar-14 7:07

Rage

27-Mar-14 7:07

~RaGE();

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Entropy isn't what it used to.

newton.saber27-Mar-14 7:11

27-Mar-14 7:11

So, reading between the lines, I believe you are saying that you read my book and really enjoyed it.
Am I getting that right?

Also, I read your article and upvoted it. (Getting the Place Name that Goes with a Zip Code[^])
Geonames is very cool.
Thanks,

Eddy Vluggen27-Mar-14 9:46

Eddy Vluggen

27-Mar-14 9:46

newton.saber wrote:
Am I getting that right?

No, but it sounds better than anything than I tried to write.

Gratz btw Thumbs Up | :thumbsup:

Bastard Programmer from Hell Suspicious | :suss:

If you can't read my code, try converting it here[^]

jschell28-Mar-14 9:20

jschell

28-Mar-14 9:20

Eddy Vluggen wrote:
It doesn't matter if it is a human or a bot that's spamming.

Rather doubt it is in fact spam, certainly not the normal definition.

However the forums rules also forbid "any advertising,"

Rage27-Mar-14 7:07

Rage

27-Mar-14 7:07

Great achievement ! Congrats !

~RaGE();

I think words like 'destiny' are a way of trying to find order where none exists. - Christian Graus
Entropy isn't what it used to.

newton.saber27-Mar-14 7:09

27-Mar-14 7:09

Thanks for taking the time to provide some encouragment. I really appreciate it.

Pete O'Hanlon27-Mar-14 14:57

Pete O'Hanlon

27-Mar-14 14:57

newton.saber wrote:
If You Get The Free Book

If you decide to get the free book you'll get the updates -- as I write them and release them to amazon -- for free too.

Note: It's only available for free thru 12am PST 03/28/2014. It's an Amazon.com thing.

And what happens after that?

newton.saber wrote:
The biggest reason I wanted to post this is because I really think I'm explaining some JavaScript concepts in a new different way and thought those in the community who are interested in JavaScript might find it interesting.

Personally speaking, I'd have preferred to see you write this as articles if you're promoting it on CodeProject.

newton.saber28-Mar-14 9:31

28-Mar-14 9:31

I appreciate everyone being so nice here at codeproject. I always find a good community here and I appreciate your feedback. I do plan on writing more articles -- I've got two in the pipe -- exclusively for coderoject. My point is that I always try to support codeproject and I plan to continue doing so as I can.
Honestly, for the material on Object-Oriented JS I just thought it would be extremely long and would be better in ebook format.
Thanks again.

Pete O'Hanlon27-Mar-14 23:47

Pete O'Hanlon

27-Mar-14 23:47

I'm afraid Amazon have just moved you to spam category. It now costs $3.07. Not a lot, I grant you, but it is still paid for.

Riverama28-Mar-14 3:56

Riverama

28-Mar-14 3:56

Does your book cover the ES6 specification?

newton.saber28-Mar-14 9:21