Why do most Subaru owners drive like........
20 February 2002, 01:57 PM
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Cool smilies 
I reckon every community has them as well..after all, how else would we all look rational and sensible? ..well, to a certain extent anyway!
He has gone very quiet...
oh - and fast = track. Once again, I'm with Mattski2
Jen
I reckon every community has them as well..after all, how else would we all look rational and sensible? ..well, to a certain extent anyway!
He has gone very quiet...
oh - and fast = track. Once again, I'm with Mattski2
Jen
20 February 2002, 02:04 PM
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Are you having a laugh?
If we all drive like w4nkers, then how come it's you (imatrukah)getting prosecuted by the Police for speeding and reckless driving in Southend?
THE END! (I think not)
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If we all drive like w4nkers, then how come it's you (imatrukah)getting prosecuted by the Police for speeding and reckless driving in Southend?
THE END! (I think not)
[Flameproof jacket on!]
20 February 2002, 02:22 PM
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************* THE END **************
Don't bother replying to "Hair Mats UK" - he's a waste of space and it just gives him the pleasure of knowing he's baited us to get a reaction. A bit like a 5 year-old prodding you while you're talking to someone, until you eventually turn round and tell them to get lost...
Richard
Don't bother replying to "Hair Mats UK" - he's a waste of space and it just gives him the pleasure of knowing he's baited us to get a reaction. A bit like a 5 year-old prodding you while you're talking to someone, until you eventually turn round and tell them to get lost...
Richard
20 February 2002, 03:00 PM
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So how many scoob drivers do you know Imadikwit? I'm sure someone can enlighten us as to how many Scoobs have been sold, so you can then work out if you have actually seen 'most' scooby drivers on the road at some point. Maybe you could rephrase your question and add some accuracy 'Why do some of the 0.001% of Subaru owners who I personally witnessed driving on the roads occasionally drive like w*nkers while they are within my sight range' I feel that adding this accuracy would give you a much more valid question.
20 February 2002, 06:25 PM
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I watch in jest at all the comments......i think i have proved my point that most Scooby drivers are wannabe Cossie drivers...
I am the king in a very hotile land,but "i will survive",cause at the end of the day the truths hurts dont it Scooby boys!!!!
I am the king in a very hotile land,but "i will survive",cause at the end of the day the truths hurts dont it Scooby boys!!!!
that do you steve001?
20 February 2002, 10:21 PM
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Hmmmm.
I owned a Scoob that would dust all you lot - and it was probably older - does that mean i should upgrade my tinbox?
Thought not
I've said this before and I'll say it again.
It pi55ese me off how far up your own a55es some of you lot are.
Any ideas why Scoob owners quite often get a bad reputation?
Ansas on a postcar for the less intelligent [img]images/smilies/mad.gif[/img]
Grow up you lot - you're like an expensive Nova boys club (no offence to Novas)
Jeeeez
I owned a Scoob that would dust all you lot - and it was probably older - does that mean i should upgrade my tinbox?
Thought not
I've said this before and I'll say it again.
It pi55ese me off how far up your own a55es some of you lot are.
Any ideas why Scoob owners quite often get a bad reputation?
Ansas on a postcar for the less intelligent [img]images/smilies/mad.gif[/img]
Grow up you lot - you're like an expensive Nova boys club (no offence to Novas)
Jeeeez
21 February 2002, 09:29 AM
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Craig,
I think you are missing the point. What wound us (imho) up was the 'most Subaru drivers are w@nkers' comment (that either includes or included you). I also said that I respect lots of other cars, including Cosworths.
There are good and bad drivers of every car - these responses are absolutely nothing to do with the fact that he owns a Cosworth, they are because he visits a *Subaru* BBS and slates 'most' of the members on it.
M
I think you are missing the point. What wound us (imho) up was the 'most Subaru drivers are w@nkers' comment (that either includes or included you). I also said that I respect lots of other cars, including Cosworths.
There are good and bad drivers of every car - these responses are absolutely nothing to do with the fact that he owns a Cosworth, they are because he visits a *Subaru* BBS and slates 'most' of the members on it.
M
21 February 2002, 10:02 AM
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I drive an eighties car, listen to eighties music and have an eighties flick haircut, so what... This is my favourite era and I like it....
As to you Scooby lot, some of you get Ima's sense of humour and some of you obviously haven't even got one
! These are the people that I imagine don't smile and wave at other Scoobies when they see one, only have sex for procreation and must be very miserable, lonely people...
Just to give you an insight (and I know this is going to be really hard for some of you ), just imagine (or rather pretend) Ima is one of your bestest mates and is just ripping the pish, seeking nothing more than a bit of playful banter. Give him as good as you can (without getting offended) and you might find you have a smile on your face at the end of each post.
Just for you information, Ima IS over 30 (looks nearer 40), he has a mad, g a y, rottie that once tried to bite his hand off (I'm sure you can empathise with that). He is also one of those wierd people that sticks a bit of bread on the end of a hook and sits for hours on the side of a river bank (WTF is that all about ).
LOL
Mike R
Norfolk Group RSOC Chairman / 515.4bhp / 421.5lb.ft (Engine Dynoed) Cossie Owner
Only one of us made it, and I'll give you a clue - it had more than two wheels! (180.9mph -v- 176.3 (R1) at Bruntingthorpe proving ground) - fastest Sapphire
RSOC No: 20307 www.rsnorfolk.co.uk SIDC No: 1105
SCS (Harvey Gibbs): 01733 576 614 (Builder of engines that make you go ) www.specialistcarservices.com
[Edited by Mike Rainbird - 2/21/2002 10:06:05 AM]
This is my favourite era and I like it....As to you Scooby lot, some of you get Ima's sense of humour and some of you obviously haven't even got one
! These are the people that I imagine don't smile and wave at other Scoobies when they see one, only have sex for procreation and must be very miserable, lonely people...Just to give you an insight (and I know this is going to be really hard for some of you
), just imagine (or rather pretend) Ima is one of your bestest mates and is just ripping the pish, seeking nothing more than a bit of playful banter. Give him as good as you can (without getting offended) and you might find you have a smile on your face at the end of each post.Just for you information, Ima IS over 30 (looks nearer 40), he has a mad, g a y, rottie that once tried to bite his hand off (I'm sure you can empathise with that
). He is also one of those wierd people that sticks a bit of bread on the end of a hook and sits for hours on the side of a river bank (WTF is that all about ). LOL
Mike R
Norfolk Group RSOC Chairman / 515.4bhp / 421.5lb.ft (Engine Dynoed) Cossie Owner
Only one of us made it, and I'll give you a clue - it had more than two wheels! (180.9mph -v- 176.3 (R1) at Bruntingthorpe proving ground) - fastest Sapphire
RSOC No: 20307 www.rsnorfolk.co.uk SIDC No: 1105
SCS (Harvey Gibbs): 01733 576 614 (Builder of engines that make you go
) www.specialistcarservices.com[Edited by Mike Rainbird - 2/21/2002 10:06:05 AM]
21 February 2002, 10:58 AM
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Hi Craig,
Fair enough - people say funny things when wound up! Still, the dude has made an impact heh - I think ScoobyNet has got another character now :-) Where's Pete Lewis?
M
Fair enough - people say funny things when wound up! Still, the dude has made an impact heh - I think ScoobyNet has got another character now :-) Where's Pete Lewis?
M
21 February 2002, 11:31 AM
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Come on now lets not get toooo serious, i thought this BBS was supposed to be fun.
you know
Afterall the main reason i got a Scoob is that its sooo much better than say, A COSSIE
you know
Afterall the main reason i got a Scoob is that its sooo much better than say, A COSSIE
21 February 2002, 11:37 AM
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Come on guys, they are both a bit naff in there own ways, Cossie, mid 80s naff, Scoob early 90's naff
I love them both !
if you care about naff you want if a nice stylish Audi TT.....
I love them both !
if you care about naff you want if a nice stylish Audi TT.....