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A bit like Diana was in her Merc? You really are a complete moron.Hard Brexit now!
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Never caused an accident son, but you keep thinking that. I am very happy with the way they're being raised, thanks.Originally posted by d000hg View Postthey're not safe with you behind the wheel, or with you bringing them up.Comment
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You've met their new dad then?Originally posted by Zoiderman View PostI am very happy with the way they're being raised, thanks.Coffee's for closersComment
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Its only a matter of time, since you're so stupid.Originally posted by Zoiderman View PostNever caused an accident son, but you keep thinking that. I am very happy with the way they're being raised, thanks.Hard Brexit now!
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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...Originally posted by sasguru View PostA bit like Diana was in her Merc? You really are a complete moron.
That's called doing a senna
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Spacecadet, I don't believe it, but you're lowering the score, that's proper playground son.Originally posted by Spacecadet View PostYou've met their new dad then?
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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.Originally posted by Zoiderman View PostAgain, 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

Luck of the draw.
Not quite "safe as houses" then, is it son?Hard Brexit now!
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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.Originally posted by sasguru View PostSo 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?
You pay your money, you take your chances.Comment
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That will explain why it gets similar safety scores to the MercedesOriginally posted by Zoiderman View PostA car like the Cee'd can't afford to be made with these safety provisions in mind and is more dangerous as a result.Coffee's for closersComment
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All that technology and it's saddled with a dickhead behind the wheelOriginally posted by Zoiderman View PostI 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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