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    Originally posted by Zoiderman View Post
    Nah, thanks son, but they're safe as houses in my 3 tonnes of magnificence. Wouldnt like to see what it would do to a Cee'd mind...
    A bit like Diana was in her Merc? You really are a complete moron.
    Hard Brexit now!
    #prayfornodeal

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      Originally posted by d000hg View Post
      they're not safe with you behind the wheel, or with you bringing them up.
      Never caused an accident son, but you keep thinking that. I am very happy with the way they're being raised, thanks.

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        Originally posted by Zoiderman View Post
        I am very happy with the way they're being raised, thanks.
        You've met their new dad then?
        Coffee's for closers

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          Originally posted by Zoiderman View Post
          Never caused an accident son, but you keep thinking that. I am very happy with the way they're being raised, thanks.
          Its only a matter of time, since you're so stupid.
          Hard Brexit now!
          #prayfornodeal

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            Originally posted by sasguru View Post
            A bit like Diana was in her Merc? You really are a complete moron.
            Again, not really (like it surprised me) thinking this through; Diana and her Merc collided with an immovable object, something weighing, I would estimate, 3/4000 times the weight of her vehicle, doing 120mph plus, on an inner city ring road; think 120 through Chiswick...

            That's called doing a senna

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              Originally posted by Spacecadet View Post
              You've met their new dad then?
              Spacecadet, I don't believe it, but you're lowering the score, that's proper playground son.

              1/10 detention in the mens stalls with sasguru

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                Originally posted by Zoiderman View Post
                Again, not really (like it surprised me) thinking this through; Diana and her Merc collided with an immovable object, something weighing, I would estimate, 3/4000 times the weight of her vehicle, doing 120mph plus, on an inner city ring road; think 120 through Chiswick...

                That's called doing a senna

                So you can die in a Merc then? If you're driving too fast. Or if a lorry hits you. Or maybe a large SUV. Or a bus.
                Luck of the draw.
                Not quite "safe as houses" then, is it son?
                Hard Brexit now!
                #prayfornodeal

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                  Originally posted by sasguru View Post
                  So you can die in a Merc then? If you're driving too fast. Or if a lorry hits you. Or maybe a large SUV. Or a bus.
                  Luck of the draw.
                  Not quite "safe as houses" then, is it son?
                  I tell you what sas, I know what I'd prefer to be in, if any of that happened. Here's a clue, actually, as I know you aren't bright enough to get clues, I'll tell you: it isn't a Cee'd. The big Merc has curtain bags, deformable zones, accident collision avoidance, speed radar, and just about every safety device a car can have; if there's an accident that happens in front of me, it reacts before I can and brakes. A car like the Cee'd can't afford to be made with these safety provisions in mind and is more dangerous as a result.

                  You pay your money, you take your chances.

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                    Originally posted by Zoiderman View Post
                    A car like the Cee'd can't afford to be made with these safety provisions in mind and is more dangerous as a result.
                    That will explain why it gets similar safety scores to the Mercedes
                    Coffee's for closers

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                      Originally posted by Zoiderman View Post
                      I tell you what sas, I know what I'd prefer to be in, if any of that happened. Here's a clue, actually, as I know you aren't bright enough to get clues, I'll tell you: it isn't a Cee'd. The big Merc has curtain bags, deformable zones, accident collision avoidance, speed radar, and just about every safety device a car can have; if there's an accident that happens in front of me, it reacts before I can and brakes. A car like the Cee'd can't afford to be made with these safety provisions in mind and is more dangerous as a result.

                      You pay your money, you take your chances.
                      All that technology and it's saddled with a dickhead behind the wheel

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