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Car problems!

I don't care what people say here, everyone judges other people by the way they look, how they dress and the car they drive.

You might feel "clever" driving a cheap, run of the mill car, but the whole world is looking at you thinking......

WHAT A LOSER THAT GUY IS!!!!!

:laugh
 
Hahahaha aww, I can think of worser cars than a focus!

Im in love with this car. Nearly disgraced my pants when I first saw it, one can dream I suppose:
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I went an got a Sliver Ford Focus and became a nobody over night, feeling guilty walking towards it, not popping the alarm when people were looking etc... the shame of it... but does what it says it will cheaply and also loses value slowly. The only problem the loss of feeling in the popularity area and all feeling of being an individual. Can't knock it though.

I bought a silver Focus and spent the savings on therapy. Now I've got a car I like and don't care what anyone else thinks.
 
I don't care what people say here, everyone judges other people by the way they look, how they dress and the car they drive.

You might feel "clever" driving a cheap, run of the mill car, but the whole world is looking at you thinking......

WHAT A LOSER THAT GUY IS!!!!!

:laugh

Only the shallow twats with no life
 
I went an got a Sliver Ford Focus and became a nobody over night, feeling guilty walking towards it, not popping the alarm when people were looking etc... the shame of it... but does what it says it will cheaply and also loses value slowly. The only problem the loss of feeling in the popularity area and all feeling of being an individual. Can't knock it though.

I feel the same about the wifes car; she chooses what she drives, and me what I drive. Trouble is, she's got an Espace and nothing screams 'my life is over' to be seen at the wheel of an MPV, so I refuse to drive it, she refuses to drive mine. I secretly hope it dies everytime I see it.
 
I feel the same about the wifes car; she chooses what she drives, and me what I drive. Trouble is, she's got an Espace and nothing screams 'my life is over' to be seen at the wheel of an MPV, so I refuse to drive it, she refuses to drive mine. I secretly hope it dies everytime I see it.

To be fair, an Espace is one thing, but a woman astride a John Deere is beyond reasonable. Maybe if you allowed her to have a bit of straw hanging jauntily from her lips, that might somehow entice her? And what about His and Hers Smocks too, just for completeness.
You'd be the talk of the village................again.

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To be fair, an Espace is one thing, but a woman astride a John Deere is beyond reasonable. Maybe if you allowed her to have a bit of straw hanging jauntily from her lips, that might somehow entice her? And what about His and Hers Smocks too, just for completeness.
You'd be the talk of the village................again.

:laugh

Now what would a forecaster be doing with a John Deere? Or am I a janitor, but what would they be doing with one? Oh, I see, I am back to being a farmer now am I? You really should keep off the turps shaunnyboy, way too early to be killing your liver with that tulip; you have to remember the last schoolboy insult you attempted to throw my way, and the turps seems to be removing your ability to do so.

Now, it is also comical, although not surprising, to see you have less of an understanding of irony, than my 8 year old daughter; we did laugh at that.

And, as a word of warning, I know Devonians, Janners, and once those lads work out when you're saying Ben Doon and Phil McCavity, you're not talking about your friends back home, they're going to break each and all of your 12 fingers...

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