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Yawn.Originally posted by Zoiderman View PostHaven't you got some ironing to do love?
Indeed... but I suspect he's a bit of a gimp even without the internet to prop him up.Originally posted by Sockpuppet View PostI'd pay good money to see you to act like this when you don't have the internet at a bodyguard
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How many NCAP points does a GL420 get for pedestrian safety?
Selfish twunt, kind of suits the image I guess.
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As I can tell from the majority of posts on this threadOriginally posted by Sockpuppet View PostI'd pay good money to see you to act like this when you don't have the internet at a bodyguard
Its very easy to be brave from behind a keyboard.Comment
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Less than 5.Originally posted by Spacecadet View PostTell me, it will save me the effort of going to checkComment
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You ever seen an artic hit a car? I have and it's not pretty. Or if you like i can put you in touch with a bloke I know who is doing time for 3 x death by dangerous driving charges after hitting a stationery queue of traffic in a lorry. There was pretty much nothing left of the last 4 cars in the queue.Originally posted by Zoiderman View PostNah, 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...
Doesn't matter if you're in 1 tonne or 3 if you get hit by an artic.Last edited by Sockpuppet; 18 October 2011, 11:39.Comment
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Well, the Cee'd has only 2, so I guess they're all selfish, but I can only imagine as per the GL, as it hasn't been tested by Euro NCAP, or ANCAP, or various others.Originally posted by gingerjedi View PostHow many NCAP points does a GL420 get for pedestrian safety?
Selfish twunt, kind of suits the image I guess.
But I am guessing your mistake was deliberate, and that you knew this.
Or that, as usual, you haven't thought it through, and have once again, proven a point, by your own answer.
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Ah, the extremes come out now.Originally posted by Sockpuppet View PostYou ever seen an artic hit a car? I have and it's not pretty. Or if you like i can put you in touch with a mate who is doing time for 3 x death by dangerous driving charges after hitting a stationery queue of traffic in a lorry. There was pretty much nothing left of the last 4 cars in the queue.
Doesn't matter if you're in 1 tonne or 3 if you get hit by an artic.
OK, what would you rather be in, if a GL and Cee'd had a head on at 40mph?Comment
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