Scoobabe' s new car!!
06 August 2001, 08:07 PM
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Don't know if you're interested but just to let you know that I have now got a new scoob, a wrx ra 1994. Its Aeros old car and it is making me very happy 
Thank you to everyone who offered me lifts etc and a shoulder to cry on when my last got knicked. I can now repay the favour!
Amanda
Thank you to everyone who offered me lifts etc and a shoulder to cry on when my last got knicked. I can now repay the favour!
Amanda
06 August 2001, 08:24 PM
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Woo-hoo!
Excellent stuff Amanda.
Look forward to seeing you at a meet very soon and you leaving me in my slow old UK choking on your dust!
ChrisB.
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07 August 2001, 07:24 AM
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Octane man...Scoob withdrawl symptoms were the worst!! I take it you've been there
Chris B...its ok, I'm like Michelle, I only drive at the national speed limit...will you wait for me....
Chris B...its ok, I'm like Michelle, I only drive at the national speed limit...will you wait for me....
07 August 2001, 09:21 AM
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Good to see u sorted at last, but nothing will change.
We'll wait for you and Michelle, at the pub, the motorway services, a hotel or beside the lake for an hour or two as usual
B
We'll wait for you and Michelle, at the pub, the motorway services, a hotel or beside the lake for an hour or two as usual
B
07 August 2001, 09:53 AM
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ScooBabe,
I wasn't as unlucky as you and having your Car stolen.
I had to drive a 1.2 Renault Clio for over a week when I buckled an Alloy and was waiting for my new wheels. I kept forgetting I was running 160BHP less than the Scooby, must admit it was fun though.
Just wish I could get the same MPG
O.M.
I wasn't as unlucky as you and having your Car stolen.
I had to drive a 1.2 Renault Clio for over a week when I buckled an Alloy and was waiting for my new wheels. I kept forgetting I was running 160BHP less than the Scooby, must admit it was fun though.
Just wish I could get the same MPG
O.M.
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07 August 2001, 06:46 PM
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lol banshi,
guess who's gonna be in trouble when we next meet?
Me and Michelle have to check out a bit more of the countryside for future possible runs!
Chris...you sure you're pressing the right pedals!!
guess who's gonna be in trouble when we next meet?
Me and Michelle have to check out a bit more of the countryside for future possible runs!
Chris...you sure you're pressing the right pedals!!
07 August 2001, 11:01 PM
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<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:<HR>Chris...you sure you're pressing the right pedals!!<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
Hmmm, not sure. Perhaps I should have a word with Banshi for some assistance?
ChrisB.
Hmmm, not sure. Perhaps I should have a word with Banshi for some assistance?
ChrisB.
08 August 2001, 07:45 AM
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Hi Andy,
Thanks, you coming along to another meet, we've got a new Sheffielder to add to the nos.
Chris...yes try Banshi...you'll have to tell me more, but it seems to have good wind up potential
Thanks, you coming along to another meet, we've got a new Sheffielder to add to the nos.
Chris...yes try Banshi...you'll have to tell me more, but it seems to have good wind up potential
08 August 2001, 10:53 AM
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Not much wind up potential there babe, Mellow and I were on the second pot of coffee when the Ladies Team drove PAST the hotel entrance.
May I respectfully suggest a compulsory hours tuition be included prior to forthcoming meets. The aim would be to improve skill and performance
Topic No 1. Execution of Three Point turns.
Key improvement: Will optimise drivers capacity to regain correct route without need for major diversion.
Topic No 2. Reversing & Parking
Key Improvement: Will improve fuel consumption by eliminating the need to circle car parks until a drive through position is available.
Topic No 3. Introduction to Map Reading
Key Improvement: Will reduce distance travelled to meets by 50%. Ensuring only twice the required motorway mileage is covered.
N.B. Male drivers will be automatically exempeted from topics one to five.
May I respectfully suggest a compulsory hours tuition be included prior to forthcoming meets. The aim would be to improve skill and performance
Topic No 1. Execution of Three Point turns.
Key improvement: Will optimise drivers capacity to regain correct route without need for major diversion.
Topic No 2. Reversing & Parking
Key Improvement: Will improve fuel consumption by eliminating the need to circle car parks until a drive through position is available.
Topic No 3. Introduction to Map Reading
Key Improvement: Will reduce distance travelled to meets by 50%. Ensuring only twice the required motorway mileage is covered.
N.B. Male drivers will be automatically exempeted from topics one to five.
08 August 2001, 06:10 PM
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Allow me,
Topic No.4: Time management
Key improvement: Will help in planning conflicting commitments & calculating how long it takes to get there, legally
Topic No.5: Active listening
Key improvement: Will train drivers to extract & digest essential information from the breifing
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Topic No.4: Time management
Key improvement: Will help in planning conflicting commitments & calculating how long it takes to get there, legally
Topic No.5: Active listening
Key improvement: Will train drivers to extract & digest essential information from the breifing
[This message has been edited by CharlieWhiskey (edited 08 August 2001).]
08 August 2001, 08:08 PM
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Lol CW
Topic No.6: The function and use of Domestic
Showers
Key improvement: Major environmental
improvement
Windermere water levels
returned to normal.
Topic No.7: Basic Electronics.
Key improvement: Capacity to build and use an
Alarm Clock.
Topic No.6: The function and use of Domestic
Showers
Key improvement: Major environmental
improvement
Windermere water levels
returned to normal.
Topic No.7: Basic Electronics.
Key improvement: Capacity to build and use an
Alarm Clock.
09 August 2001, 10:18 PM
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Hey guys, I missed out on this one.....well done Amanda, look forward to you joining the Q behind moi and banshi 
Welsh camping trip matey ? with all these hardened ladies we'll be able to play "spin the bottle" soon
Michelle.......quiet babe ?
Come an ave a go if yer think yer ard enuff x
Girls, .....the boys are quite happy to provide the tow rope......you know......to help you along a little.......oooops !
Welsh camping trip matey ? with all these hardened ladies we'll be able to play "spin the bottle" soon
Michelle.......quiet babe ?
Come an ave a go if yer think yer ard enuff
xGirls, .....the boys are quite happy to provide the tow rope......you know......to help you along a little.......oooops !
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