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Originally posted by Mich the Tester View PostOr Glasgow, where they are reputed to have giant necrofiliac rabbits that exhume dead Glaswegians. I think it was minestrone that saw them.
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Originally posted by northernladuk View PostI was out in mine around Rochdale last Saturday night and got looked at by a couple of dogs, 2 monsters, a swamp donkey, a few pigs and a bull dog chewing a wasp but no mooses yet. Maybe I need to try Bolton
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I was out in mine around Rochdale last Saturday night and got looked at by a couple of dogs, 2 monsters, a swamp donkey, a few pigs and a bull dog chewing a wasp but no mooses yet. Maybe I need to try Bolton
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Originally posted by threaded View PostIMHO a driver un-used to a Porsche will do worse on a moose test than they would in any other car design, i.e. it might be better with a trained driver, but what about ordinary Joe?
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IMHO a driver un-used to a Porsche will do worse on a moose test than they would in any other car design, i.e. it might be better with a trained driver, but what about ordinary Joe?
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Does your car pass the moose test?
Does your car pass the moose test? (Moose test - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia ) The moose test is a test to determine how a certain vehicle acts when the driver evades a suddenly appearing obstacle (such as a moose on the road).
It’s bad news if you have a Lexus, Mercedies A Class or a VW, but goods news for Porsche owners or even better if you have a ten year old Citroen.
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