SMACS, anyone fancy a pint tonight?
22 October 2006, 03:11 PM
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SMACS, anyone fancy a pint tonight?
After a little run-out of course 
19:30 at the Unicorn car park, I've a pub in mind
but you'll have to follow me to find out where, bring your radios 
19:30 at the Unicorn car park, I've a pub in mind
but you'll have to follow me to find out where, bring your radios
22 October 2006, 03:35 PM
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Would have been there - but at about that time I will be swimming here:
Work can be so tough some times
Will arrange some runs out when I return - I am missing the old girl.
Work can be so tough some times
Will arrange some runs out when I return - I am missing the old girl.
22 October 2006, 07:18 PM
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Originally Posted by cw42
After a little run-out of course
19:30 at the Unicorn car park, I've a pub in mind but you'll have to follow me to find out where, bring your radios
19:30 at the Unicorn car park, I've a pub in mind
but you'll have to follow me to find out where, bring your radios
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Would've gone on this but skint!!
And we're not long back from my Gran's near Edinburgh. Need food!!
We took Mark's 328 and he let me drive my favourite road ever in it. The A701 from Moffat to near Penicuik. Shame it's 3 hours away cos it's awesome! Hate to admit it, but that 3 series is actually very good. Just got to watch the **** end in the wet though. Bit twitchy!
And we're not long back from my Gran's near Edinburgh. Need food!!
We took Mark's 328 and he let me drive my favourite road ever in it. The A701 from Moffat to near Penicuik. Shame it's 3 hours away cos it's awesome! Hate to admit it, but that 3 series is actually very good. Just got to watch the **** end in the wet though. Bit twitchy!
22 October 2006, 09:17 PM
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Originally Posted by MY93WRX
I'll meet you at the pub you have in mind (think i can gues which one but im sure it doesn't open in the dark evenings), what time you getting there
Also, I went for a quick drive tonight, not a "park up and wait for the slow seat desiel plod"
Maybe next time eh?
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Originally Posted by cw42
Sorry I missed you martin, but the thread start was a clue to the pub and meeting time
Also, I went for a quick drive tonight, not a "park up and wait for the slow seat desiel plod"
Maybe next time eh?
Also, I went for a quick drive tonight, not a "park up and wait for the slow seat desiel plod"
Maybe next time eh?
22 October 2006, 11:00 PM
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Your welcome
Got a text off dai tonight as I was going round, texted him previous to tell him I was on my lonesome "just like old times then" he texted back
Absolutely! It was just like old times. Felt like a drive, posted up only hours before, then went. If someone turned up to join, then so be it, if not, then it didn't matter. Just me and the open roads of Derbyshire tonight. Route was: Glossop-snake-edale-mam tor-sparrowpit-a6 bypass-marple. Roads were very wet and slippy Traffic was light. Overtook everything in my path. Big buzz of adrenalin up the snake, as I left a beemer for dead, trailing in my water spray by the second corner, by the fourth, he was nowhere to be seen
Some excellent double overtakes on the way down to Ladybower, with great use of the whole road, and brilliant visibility along the route. Loved it
Maybe next time fellas
Got a text off dai tonight as I was going round, texted him previous to tell him I was on my lonesome
"just like old times then" he texted back Absolutely! It was just like old times. Felt like a drive, posted up only hours before, then went. If someone turned up to join, then so be it, if not, then it didn't matter. Just me and the open roads of Derbyshire tonight. Route was: Glossop-snake-edale-mam tor-sparrowpit-a6 bypass-marple. Roads were very wet and slippy
Traffic was light. Overtook everything in my path. Big buzz of adrenalin up the snake, as I left a beemer for dead, trailing in my water spray by the second corner, by the fourth, he was nowhere to be seen Some excellent double overtakes on the way down to Ladybower, with great use of the whole road, and brilliant visibility along the route. Loved it
Maybe next time fellas
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Originally Posted by cw42
Your welcome
Got a text off dai tonight as I was going round, texted him previous to tell him I was on my lonesome "just like old times then" he texted back
Absolutely! It was just like old times. Felt like a drive, posted up only hours before, then went. If someone turned up to join, then so be it, if not, then it didn't matter. Just me and the open roads of Derbyshire tonight. Route was: Glossop-snake-edale-mam tor-sparrowpit-a6 bypass-marple. Roads were very wet and slippy Traffic was light. Overtook everything in my path. Big buzz of adrenalin up the snake, as I left a beemer for dead, trailing in my water spray by the second corner, by the fourth, he was nowhere to be seen
Some excellent double overtakes on the way down to Ladybower, with great use of the whole road, and brilliant visibility along the route. Loved it
Maybe next time fellas
Got a text off dai tonight as I was going round, texted him previous to tell him I was on my lonesome
"just like old times then" he texted back Absolutely! It was just like old times. Felt like a drive, posted up only hours before, then went. If someone turned up to join, then so be it, if not, then it didn't matter. Just me and the open roads of Derbyshire tonight. Route was: Glossop-snake-edale-mam tor-sparrowpit-a6 bypass-marple. Roads were very wet and slippy
Traffic was light. Overtook everything in my path. Big buzz of adrenalin up the snake, as I left a beemer for dead, trailing in my water spray by the second corner, by the fourth, he was nowhere to be seen Some excellent double overtakes on the way down to Ladybower, with great use of the whole road, and brilliant visibility along the route. Loved it
Maybe next time fellas
But i can undestand how ashamed you would feel whith a diesal stuck on your tail all the way up the cat and fiddle had that been the route you took
23 October 2006, 10:39 AM
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Good point martin, but it wasn't the cat & fiddle, and I'm thinking those diesel fumes are beginning to make you think you can read peoples minds
The c&f is a 50 limit, so I think even your smoky vag group clap trap would keep up with me on there mate.
I actually went up the snake, which you'd have had no chance keeping up with me, as the first corner would see you slow to 20, and I'd have left you ages ago anyway.
Whatever, enough of this idle banter, put your car where you mouth is, and organise a drive. That way, when we're all twiddling our thumbs and getting frustrated with your slow driving in front, we can all say on our radios:
GET OUT OF THE F.ING WAY MARTIN, YOU'RE DRIVING A DIESEL FFS AND WE'RE IN TURBO CHARGED 4 WHEEL DRIVE RALLY MONSTERS
The c&f is a 50 limit, so I think even your smoky vag group clap trap would keep up with me on there mate.
I actually went up the snake, which you'd have had no chance keeping up with me, as the first corner would see you slow to 20, and I'd have left you ages ago anyway.
Whatever, enough of this idle banter, put your car where you mouth is, and organise a drive. That way, when we're all twiddling our thumbs and getting frustrated with your slow driving in front, we can all say on our radios:
GET OUT OF THE F.ING WAY MARTIN, YOU'RE DRIVING A DIESEL FFS AND WE'RE IN TURBO CHARGED 4 WHEEL DRIVE RALLY MONSTERS
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