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[QUOTE=ROMEROTECH;725930]
However, answer this one.
A complete stranger comes up to you calls you and your car gay.
Do you:
1) Take it up the back passage and ignore it?
2) Put them on a strict diet?
3) Offer them a relaxing massage for a nominal fee?
You definately have the wrong end of my stick.
Gay as in happy or gay as in homosexual?
It is your choice if you want to overcompensate for any thing you feel you are lacking.
Responding to anyone who would want to call me gay would be a refreshing change.The norm is usually "are you fecking blind mate ", and that is from the usual knuckle dragging scooby driving idiots that we have to endure who think that the public road is their own little race track...........
A complete stranger comes up to you calls you and your car gay.
Do you:
1) Take it up the back passage and ignore it?
2) Put them on a strict diet?
3) Offer them a relaxing massage for a nominal fee?
You definately have the wrong end of my stick.
Gay as in happy or gay as in homosexual?
It is your choice if you want to overcompensate for any thing you feel you are lacking.
Responding to anyone who would want to call me gay would be a refreshing change.The norm is usually "are you fecking blind mate ", and that is from the usual knuckle dragging scooby driving idiots that we have to endure who think that the public road is their own little race track...........
Go north of Perth and this whole country is a first class circuit.
A complete stranger comes up to you calls you and your car gay.
Do you:
1) Take it up the back passage and ignore it?
2) Put them on a strict diet?
3) Offer them a relaxing massage for a nominal fee?
You definately have the wrong end of my stick.
Gay as in happy or gay as in homosexual?
It is your choice if you want to overcompensate for any thing you feel you are lacking.
Responding to anyone who would want to call me gay would be a refreshing change.The norm is usually "are you fecking blind mate ", and that is from the usual knuckle dragging scooby driving idiots that we have to endure who think that the public road is their own little race track...........
Your wrangler jeep is homosexual and so are you....Doesn't have the same ring to it as Gay.
Sweeping generalisms about Scooby drivers overtaking people driving tractors smacks a litle bit of i'm not making much progress so you shouldn't either!!
Bit like driving in the overtaking lane on a clear motorway at the legal speed limit because you can. Scooby driver decides he is not going to sit behind you for another 10 miles because he just wants to make progress and get on with his journey, so decides to undertake you. Scoobys make a hell of a noise and understandibly frightens you when he swaps it down a couple of cogs (lag is a terrible thing on a 2ltr with a TD05 20G) to pass you on the inside quickly and without drama.
Then when he's in front of you, you have the cheek to flash and bib your horn at them until they dissappear into the distance, and then you cut across 2 lanes to move back into the slow lane without even indicating!! And it's not just OAP's doing that!!
Damn those knuckle dragging scooby drivers!!
P.S. Yoshie...My in-laws live in Pitlochry. The back roads up past Moulin and over the moors and up to the cairngorns were made for Subarus!! Awesome!!
Bit like driving in the overtaking lane on a clear motorway at the legal speed limit because you can. Scooby driver decides he is not going to sit behind you for another 10 miles because he just wants to make progress and get on with his journey, so decides to undertake you.
He wouldn't get in front if you were in a Lexurf.
Scoobies have got to be one of the worst sounding cars on the road. Do the owners keep forgetting to fit four sparkplugs?
Your wrangler jeep is homosexual and so are you....Doesn't have the same ring to it as Gay.
Sweeping generalisms about Scooby drivers overtaking people driving tractors smacks a litle bit of i'm not making much progress so you shouldn't either!!
Bit like driving in the overtaking lane on a clear motorway at the legal speed limit because you can. Scooby driver decides he is not going to sit behind you for another 10 miles because he just wants to make progress and get on with his journey, so decides to undertake you. Scoobys make a hell of a noise and understandibly frightens you when he swaps it down a couple of cogs (lag is a terrible thing on a 2ltr with a TD05 20G) to pass you on the inside quickly and without drama.
Then when he's in front of you, you have the cheek to flash and bib your horn at them until they dissappear into the distance, and then you cut across 2 lanes to move back into the slow lane without even indicating!! And it's not just OAP's doing that!!
Damn those knuckle dragging scooby drivers!!
P.S. Yoshie...My in-laws live in Pitlochry. The back roads up past Moulin and over the moors and up to the cairngorns were made for Subarus!! Awesome!!
I'm glad the dig at scooby drivers got your back up.
It would appear that I have a different opinion to you .I can also put that opinion across without being either overly homophobic or having to threaten violence .
With regards to being overtaken by a scooby on a motorway at the legal speed limit I have a 2.4 so that is as likely as actually seeing a scooby on the motorway(so far away from their native surroundings of the local shop car parks living out their fast and furious dreams.
Anyway nice to meet you
Scoobies have got to be one of the BEST sounding cars on the road.
Yes i totally agree. You're clearly an officionado of the very unique flat four boxer engine burble. There is no other car that sounds anything like it!! Gorgeous noise!!
I'm glad the dig at scooby drivers got your back up.
It would appear that I have a different opinion to you .I can also put that opinion across without being either overly homophobic or having to threaten violence .
With regards to being overtaken by a scooby on a motorway at the legal speed limit I have a 2.4 so that is as likely as actually seeing a scooby on the motorway(so far away from their native surroundings of the local shop car parks living out their fast and furious dreams.
Anyway nice to meet you
...lol...Nice to meet you too.
I've lost count of the numerous trips i've made to Scotland in the Subaru, with a boot full of dogs, back seat full of holiday gear and missus riding shotgun on her laptop, on the motorway at a steady 80/90mph, never ever breaking down!! Thank god for Jap motors!!
Surprisingly I resisted the urge to smoke up a car park on the way there or coming back. Now i've got a Surf i can start smoking school playing fields instead!!
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