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Diesel or Petrol?
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So to summarise, the board is split into 2:
The girls
Dim, Miffy etc. Superficial, interested in interior decoration rather than engineering integrity, reliability, fitness for purpose and performance. Easily fooled by marketing and probably talk about types of leather, quality of plastics, and number of cup holders in the loo.
The real men
They know themselves. Practical, rugged types. Not given to artistic, effeminate tendencies. Secure in their masculinity and well endowed in both the physical and mental departments. Look at engineering integrity first and foremost and prefer a certain spartan approach to life.
HTHHard Brexit now!
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Cos everyone else is driving a 4x4 and he's fed up with looking at their back bumpers?Originally posted by oracleslave View PostAny reason you need the high driving position and couldn't look at estates?Comment
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Originally posted by sasguru View PostSo to summarise, the board is split into 2:
The girls
Dim, Miffy etc. Superficial, interested in interior decoration rather than engineering integrity, reliability, fitness for purpose and performance. Easily fooled by marketing and probably talk about types of leather, quality of plastics, and number of cup holders in the loo.
The real men
They know themselves. Practical, rugged types. Not given to artistic, effeminate tendencies. Secure in their masculinity and well endowed in both the physical and mental departments. Look at engineering integrity first and foremost and prefer a certain spartan approach to life.
HTH
Nice try sassy.
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I just dislike them! They are ugly. Like a bean can on wheels. But then again that is IMO. And each to their own!
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Well katie is on your side and you do sound a lot like herOriginally posted by DimPrawn View PostNice try sassy.

Hard Brexit now!
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Her bum looks bigger than mine.Originally posted by sasguru View PostWell katie is on your side and you do sound a lot like her
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The entire BMW 3 series range comes with cloth seats as standard - I looked it up in What Car last night.Originally posted by DimPrawn View PostAre you seriously saying the cloth seats, hard scratchy plastic interiors of Jap cars come anywhere close to a BMW or Merc?
Jap cars are super mega reliable, but stylish and luxurious they ain't.
As for the Mini being a BMW - most of the engineering design was done here in England, and until the recent facelift, the engine was a Chyrsler design made in Mexico..........Comment
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