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Originally posted by Sysman View PostHaven't a clue who Shaq and Wu-Tang Clan are either.
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Originally posted by darmstadt View PostSo far I've only seen 2 of them. One inside a shopping centre being displayed by the dealership and one in the carpark of Wella, in fact the hairdresser school part...
944 S2 was a nice car mind. So there's hope.
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Originally posted by sasguru View Post
As for who buys the 86, that's easy: self-confident people who like driving fun and don't give a crap about badges. Real motorists in other words, not posers.
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Originally posted by Pondlife View PostSurely then you're just wondering what you came into your bedroom for, then wandering back downstairs for a cup of tea.
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Originally posted by Sysman View PostBut I will admit to "being confused after waking up from naps."
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Originally posted by eek View PostWe don't seem to have done facebook likes reveal who you are yet.
surely this is obvious. If our profiled cretin buys a particular car (say a Toyota 86) we can assume that other purchasers of Toyota 86's have a strong probability of also being a cretin.
As for who buys the 86, that's easy: self-confident people who like driving fun and don't give a crap about badges. Real motorists in other words, not posers.Last edited by sasguru; 12 March 2013, 17:23.
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Yes a lot of it is obvious. Would any bloke ever admit to liking Chris de Burgh for example?
(saying that as part of a chat up routine is sort of allowed, but only marginally)
Gay guys apparently like Mac Cosmetics and "Wicked," the musical. For straight guys, it's Shaq, Wu-Tang Clan and "being confused after waking up from naps."
Haven't a clue who Shaq and Wu-Tang Clan are either.
But I will admit to "being confused after waking up from naps."
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Big data reveals who you are
We don't seem to have done facebook likes reveal who you are yet.
surely this is obvious. If our profiled cretin buys a particular car (say a Toyota 86) we can assume that other purchasers of Toyota 86's have a strong probability of also being a cretin.Tags: None
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