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My elder cousins in Edinburgh were bike daft. Always read Bike mags and Ogri annuals at their place.

I still remember how stoopid I felt (must have been about 10) when I causally mentioned a la-ver-ah-der, and there was a confused pause, before they fell around laughing.

Survival.

I believe it was "nursing a lispy hard-on". Which is even betterer.

Very

But yeah - with older cars i hope to enjoy the experience more than the drive.

Say that again - I dairyou

Did they just hoof it after making a mess? Cowardly - knowing you’d have a beef with them.

Is your dad making some sort of wine at home? Looks like he has a bovineyard?

I have sold quite a few cars. I have never enjoyed it.

Awesume..... (beach in Oz apparently)

I was commenting to Ross recently that his Shmeeee description dissapeared into the ether with the loss of the forum. It probably needs resurrecting on this site at some point. (Along with the Nick Cage one)

As a side question - what utter b4stard created the word "lisp" - when sufferers can't pronounce it?

I think he is the technical director for one of the F1 teams. Or NASA.

I havent watch it, but I am confident this review will provide everything you need to know.

My mum used to make us Spam fritters when I was a kid. Loved them at the time. Although I suspect they'd not score well on a "healthy food" chart.

They have also Mis-spelt Canyonero.

Wow.

Properly awful

Foz wrote: ↑Thu May 10, 2018 10:20 am No I picked the plate up last year, doesn't mean anything to me but makes a huge difference to the car

Icey.

I though I was being a JL as I coulnt see the link with anything.

Yikes.

Decisions decisions

Certainly a decent power hike with the bigger turbot, but £morez.

Also - I assume it came with that private plate?

240PP wrote: ↑Thu May 10, 2018 8:15 am
I think it would have to be my S2 Elise. It always seemed like an event, possibly because it was a weekend thing. Could have done with a nicer engine noise but I suppose that's why the V6 Exige exists.

Yes.