Whats wrong with driving it into the carwash yourself? I've never had anyone, apart from me, drive my car through a carwash, in fact I've never heard of it. Maybe she wasn't confident enough or a little bit teeny weeny scared (I know Frau D. won't do it!)
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That's what jewellery is for.Originally posted by darmstadt View Post(I know Frau D. won't do it!)
Some sites you leave it with them and they wash it when the car wash is free. Though with a car that valuable not sure I would leave it with a dodgy car wash.Comment
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Her knees are too close to the ground.Originally posted by Mich the Tester View PostI would thoughWhile you're waiting, read the free novel we sent you. It's a Spanish story about a guy named 'Manual.'Comment
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"Nearly 3 times the legal limit". The legal limit is quite low - for a woman probably about a pint isn't it?
I'm pretty sure after 3 or 4 pints I wouldn't be driving the wrong way up a motorway. How does someone get so drunk on so little alcohol?Comment
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its complex, the accuracy isn't great, I think they presume lower at the top end to make the bottom end better.Originally posted by mudskipper View Post"Nearly 3 times the legal limit". The legal limit is quite low - for a woman probably about a pint isn't it?
I'm pretty sure after 3 or 4 pints I wouldn't be driving the wrong way up a motorway. How does someone get so drunk on so little alcohol?
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she may have hyperventilated a bit as well.Comment
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From the article:Originally posted by tranceporter View PostI find this more interesting. Would you? I would let her touch me.. at best.
Driver's £80,000 Bentley car wrecked after it is driven into a wall when she left it at Manchester car wash | Mail Online
So she just gave her keys to a random guy who happened to be washing the car in front - What a dope!She said: 'When I got to the car wash that day I handed over my keys to the man washing the car in front of mine and said I would be back in an hour.
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Her insurance company have also now had to take legal action against the car wash, after the owner claimed the man who drove it was not an employee. ...
Like that comedy when the guy steps out of a taxi at a hotel, someone steps forward and says "Take your bags sir?", and after handing over his suitcases and briefcase, he watches bewildered as the guy pops them in another car and drives off
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