Originally posted by SallyAnne
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No and my vehicle chassis is first class!!! It's just that the on board computer is not working properly. I believe it's a defect in the original part, but the warranty has expired and I can't get it fixed. All I get when I try to communicate is "syserror"Carpe Pactum
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Originally posted by To BI or not to BI?No and my vehicle chassis is first class!!! It's just that the on board computer is not working properly. I believe it's a defect in the original part, but the warranty has expired and I can't get it fixed. All I get when I try to communicate is "syserror"
Yep - sounds like buyers error to me. You got too excited by the look of it, and didn't spend enough time studying the manual.
Tsk tsk.
Best thing to do in my opinion is to pay someone to steal it for you. That way you get it off your hands, and dont get in trouble financially!The pope is a tard.Comment
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You know what, SA, you are right! Not sure I could arrange for a theft, though, sounds a bit too cynical to me, and anyway, sometimes stolen vehicles do get recovered, and then you are left having to deal with the damage.... No, it'd probably be better to organise a proper end of lease (which, I imagine will include some sort of penalty for ending the lease earlier than agreed)Originally posted by SallyAnneYep - sounds like buyers error to me. You got too excited by the look of it, and didn't spend enough time studying the manual.
Tsk tsk.
Best thing to do in my opinion is to pay someone to steal it for you. That way you get it off your hands, and dont get in trouble financially!Carpe Pactum
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Originally posted by To BI or not to BI?You know what, SA, you are right! Not sure I could arrange for a theft, though, sounds a bit too cynical to me, and anyway, sometimes stolen vehicles do get recovered, and then you are left having to deal with the damage.... No, it'd probably be better to organise a proper end of lease (which, I imagine will include some sort of penalty for ending the lease earlier than agreed)
Can't you just take it to one of those motor parties where fellas take each others motors for test rides and stuff?
See if theres a mutual swap that you'd be interested in?
EDIT: Or (to stop with the car talk) get her really pissed, arrange for some of your better looking or charming mates to come round, let her get herself into trouble, and then storm out in a blame free manor?
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Or maybe we both should have come to the CUK get together in LondonOriginally posted by SallyAnneCan't you just take it to one of those motor parties where fellas take each others motors for test rides and stuff?
See if theres a mutual swap that you'd be interested in?
EDIT: Or (to stop with the car talk) get her really pissed, arrange for some of your better looking or charming mates to come round, let her get herself into trouble, and then storm out in a blame free manor?

And, in reply to your edit: it's simply not possible to find somebody better looking or more charming than me (well, that's what my mum says and I stick to it
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Carpe Pactum
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Originally posted by To BI or not to BI?Or maybe we both should have come to the CUK get together in London
And, in reply to your edit: it's simply not possible to find somebody better looking or more charming than me (well, that's what my mum says and I stick to it
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Yes you should have!!!
And yes, I'm sure you're right
Anyway - my eye spy was Pub In 5 Minutes - so I have to sign off.
Its the Xmas quiz WITH MULTIPLE RAFFLES!!!!! tonight at our local, so I'm mega excited
have a great night honey x xThe pope is a tard.Comment
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Enjoy and good luck with the quizOriginally posted by SallyAnne
Yes you should have!!!
And yes, I'm sure you're right
Anyway - my eye spy was Pub In 5 Minutes - so I have to sign off.
Its the Xmas quiz WITH MULTIPLE RAFFLES!!!!! tonight at our local, so I'm mega excited
have a great night honey x xCarpe Pactum
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Originally posted by To BI or not to BI?Enjoy and good luck with the quiz
yeah, there were no raffles
It was a rouse to get more people in, feckers!
Good night though
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So I take it you didn't come first, eh?Originally posted by SallyAnneyeah, there were no raffles
It was a rouse to get more people in, feckers!
Good night though
Carpe Pactum
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Originally posted by To BI or not to BI?So I take it you didn't come first, eh?
oooh - that was quick! I didn't expect any reply!
No we didn't win, but we did do staggerringly well for a change. me and dave beat a regular team of 20
Came 3rd really (although 3 teams came 2nd)
ha ha ha - listening to the GLC's "Your mothers got a penis" now - very funny
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