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17 January 2011, 06:00 PM
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In fact most car's I've had (except my first car - a Morris Marina, and a hateful Passat estate) have been more exciting than a FWD Clio on finance. 
Do harp on about the mega chooned cars you USED to own though. You usually do.
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Got to love SN, now we're down to pokng fun at people who buy something on credit. What a sad forum this is getting in many ways. Racism, bigotry and snobbishness all in one place ... the BNP must envy us 
17 January 2011, 10:15 PM
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Well it's a lot more exciting than a French tin pot hatch bought on the never never In fact most car's I've had (except my first car - a Morris Marina, and a hateful Passat estate) have been more exciting than a FWD Clio on finance.
Do harp on about the mega chooned cars you USED to own though. You usually do.
In fact most car's I've had (except my first car - a Morris Marina, and a hateful Passat estate) have been more exciting than a FWD Clio on finance. Do harp on about the mega chooned cars you USED to own though. You usually do.
Either its a cracking drive, rubbish or somewhere in between.
17 January 2011, 10:57 PM
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Well it's a lot more exciting than a French tin pot hatch bought on the never never In fact most car's I've had (except my first car - a Morris Marina, and a hateful Passat estate) have been more exciting than a FWD Clio on finance.
Do harp on about the mega chooned cars you USED to own though. You usually do.
In fact most car's I've had (except my first car - a Morris Marina, and a hateful Passat estate) have been more exciting than a FWD Clio on finance. Do harp on about the mega chooned cars you USED to own though. You usually do.
And I'll try to resist the temptation to point out that buying the Clio on PCP was a great deal on a car that is actually fantastic fun...
18 January 2011, 10:54 PM
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You have the same name as a female actor and are therefore gay as well as mind numbingly dull. Why not cheer yourself up by googling Renault, reliability and customer service. You'll find loads of "fun" in the results Mr Fascinating.
19 January 2011, 12:08 AM
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Well it's a lot more exciting than a French tin pot hatch bought on the never never In fact most car's I've had (except my first car - a Morris Marina, and a hateful Passat estate) have been more exciting than a FWD Clio on finance.
Do harp on about the mega chooned cars you USED to own though. You usually do.
In fact most car's I've had (except my first car - a Morris Marina, and a hateful Passat estate) have been more exciting than a FWD Clio on finance. Do harp on about the mega chooned cars you USED to own though. You usually do.
19 January 2011, 08:09 AM
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Hey Twatteeboy, for somebody who regularly posts the sort of drivel that invites such derision, you've got a very thin skin - resorting to childish insults sums up your immaturity and lack of wit.
Perhaps you're only 14 and the soot-chucker is actually your dad's - it would explain most of the nonsense you spout.
Perhaps you're only 14 and the soot-chucker is actually your dad's - it would explain most of the nonsense you spout.
19 January 2011, 11:19 AM
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Do you honestly think my last post was an insult? It was just being daft. If that was my best insult, I'd need help!
Anyway this has gone a bit far - I do quite like the Clio 200, my Astra was a forced purchase (after the R32 got vandalised twice in Bristol and had to go) but wasn't a bad car, I am very childish but sadly am 35 and should know better and my soot chucking hearse can be good fun even on back roads. When your other car is a two tonne Transit (almost) engined "truck" with only 122bhp, even a bottom of the range Clio would feel nippy. When it worked.
Anyway this has gone a bit far - I do quite like the Clio 200, my Astra was a forced purchase (after the R32 got vandalised twice in Bristol and had to go) but wasn't a bad car, I am very childish but sadly am 35 and should know better and my soot chucking hearse can be good fun even on back roads. When your other car is a two tonne Transit (almost) engined "truck" with only 122bhp, even a bottom of the range Clio would feel nippy. When it worked.
19 January 2011, 05:44 PM
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Hey Twatteeboy, for somebody who regularly posts the sort of drivel that invites such derision, you've got a very thin skin - resorting to childish insults sums up your immaturity and lack of wit.
Perhaps you're only 14 and the soot-chucker is actually your dad's - it would explain most of the nonsense you spout.
Perhaps you're only 14 and the soot-chucker is actually your dad's - it would explain most of the nonsense you spout.
I NEVER GET BAITED BY IDIOTS LiKE YOU, MEANS I WOULD HAVE TO GET DOWN TO HIS LEVEL.
T*t.
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Errrmmm yes you do Mac you silly little "man." Your posts are so fully of seething vitriol (look it up) that they speak volumes. Each spitting, ranting post just makes you look more and more like one of life's losers.
Here's a tip - if I get on your wick (you aren't the only one) then ignore my posts. This thread is about a 335d after all - a car you don't own and probably haven't driven.
I remember giving you a bit of help/advice on X1s a while back - I think I can safely say you weren't very grateful
Sold the STi yet? Got anything to replace it?
See, being "normal" isn't that hard
Far less stressful than ranting like a girl every time a post "upsets you" - poor wee sensitive soul.
Here's a tip - if I get on your wick (you aren't the only one) then ignore my posts. This thread is about a 335d after all - a car you don't own and probably haven't driven.
I remember giving you a bit of help/advice on X1s a while back - I think I can safely say you weren't very grateful
Sold the STi yet? Got anything to replace it?
See, being "normal" isn't that hard
Far less stressful than ranting like a girl every time a post "upsets you" - poor wee sensitive soul.
19 January 2011, 08:19 PM
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Errrmmm yes you do Mac you silly little "man." Your posts are so fully of seething vitriol (look it up) that they speak volumes. Each spitting, ranting post just makes you look more and more like one of life's losers.
Here's a tip - if I get on your wick (you aren't the only one) then ignore my posts. This thread is about a 335d after all - a car you don't own and probably haven't driven.
I remember giving you a bit of help/advice on X1s a while back - I think I can safely say you weren't very grateful
Sold the STi yet? Got anything to replace it?
See, being "normal" isn't that hard Far less stressful than ranting like a girl every time a post "upsets you" - poor wee sensitive soul.
Here's a tip - if I get on your wick (you aren't the only one) then ignore my posts. This thread is about a 335d after all - a car you don't own and probably haven't driven.
I remember giving you a bit of help/advice on X1s a while back - I think I can safely say you weren't very grateful
Sold the STi yet? Got anything to replace it?
See, being "normal" isn't that hard
Far less stressful than ranting like a girl every time a post "upsets you" - poor wee sensitive soul.
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19 January 2011, 08:39 PM
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Errrmmm yes you do Mac you silly little "man." Your posts are so fully of seething vitriol (look it up) that they speak volumes. Each spitting, ranting post just makes you look more and more like one of life's losers.
Here's a tip - if I get on your wick (you aren't the only one) then ignore my posts. This thread is about a 335d after all - a car you don't own and probably haven't driven.
I remember giving you a bit of help/advice on X1s a while back - I think I can safely say you weren't very grateful
Sold the STi yet? Got anything to replace it?
See, being "normal" isn't that hard Far less stressful than ranting like a girl every time a post "upsets you" - poor wee sensitive soul.
Here's a tip - if I get on your wick (you aren't the only one) then ignore my posts. This thread is about a 335d after all - a car you don't own and probably haven't driven.
I remember giving you a bit of help/advice on X1s a while back - I think I can safely say you weren't very grateful
Sold the STi yet? Got anything to replace it?
See, being "normal" isn't that hard
Far less stressful than ranting like a girl every time a post "upsets you" - poor wee sensitive soul.Dry your eyes and move on to your next BMW thread, one will be along soon.
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