People with Stickered Up Scoobs
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People with Stickered Up Scoobs
do u not get embarrassed driving about in ur car? personally i would due to the fact im not one to draw attention to myself cause not all attention is good attention. do wonder how many people are looking at the going "thats nice?" or "what a *****"?
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there is a new age one on here that his a few descreet(sp) STi stickers on it and i think it look rather not, but im not really into the whole stickered thing.
the way i see it really is on a rally car them stickers increase the cars preformance but they dont on a road car.
the way i see it really is on a rally car them stickers increase the cars preformance but they dont on a road car.
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Originally Posted by Madjay2
the way i see it really is on a rally car them stickers increase the cars preformance but they dont on a road car.
You just can't keep up for laughing!!
Got to be worth 100bhp.
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Since I stickered mine up the other day, my garage has been burgled, and all my tools been nicked (as I was out in the scoob)
I had two ******* come round the back into my garage whilst I was stickering it up, asking for directions as their car had been taken off them for driving without insurance
Similar MO to my neighbour whose house was burgled a day after ******* in his back garden asking for work
I had two ******* come round the back into my garage whilst I was stickering it up, asking for directions as their car had been taken off them for driving without insurance
Similar MO to my neighbour whose house was burgled a day after ******* in his back garden asking for work
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I wouldn't do it myself, particularly as I don't follow rallying. To my mind, even the rally cars don't look good stickered up- it looks messy, ill-concieved and detracts from the lines of the car. Let's face it, most of the stickers are not there for any considerations of aesthetics, they're there purely for the reasons of advertising sponsorship. It makes the car into a prostituted object that is little more than a glorified advertising hoarding- in my opinion, that is. Of course, I wouldn't dare to suggest that people shouldn't do it if they want to. On a road car, however, you are not getting money for parading the advertising of these companies. So to my mind it's rather like walking around your local town dressed as Elvis Presley in a white rhinestone jumpsuit.
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You leave my Elvis suit alone
Bubba, I have just stated in my last post, that I am in fact getting paid to have the stickers on my car, therefor I can make mine go faster
Bubba, I have just stated in my last post, that I am in fact getting paid to have the stickers on my car, therefor I can make mine go faster
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Originally Posted by *Sonic*
I get money to have the stickers on mine too
so we both win by the sounds of it
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Originally Posted by *Sonic*
PMSL, Im sure someone could find a gap somewhere for them
I'm off.
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Originally Posted by Bubba po
I wouldn't do it myself, particularly as I don't follow rallying. To my mind, even the rally cars don't look good stickered up- it looks messy, ill-concieved and detracts from the lines of the car. Let's face it, most of the stickers are not there for any considerations of aesthetics, they're there purely for the reasons of advertising sponsorship. It makes the car into a prostituted object that is little more than a glorified advertising hoarding- in my opinion, that is. Of course, I wouldn't dare to suggest that people shouldn't do it if they want to. On a road car, however, you are not getting money for parading the advertising of these companies. So to my mind it's rather like walking around your local town dressed as Elvis Presley in a white rhinestone jumpsuit.
The people who have their cars stickered up actually have a Subaru and probably some of the parts on the cars of the Rally Team sponsors.
I get freebies off the company I advertise for, but would not consider spending up to £200 on a pair of trainers to advertise a brand name.
Who the **** are ADIDAS anyway.?
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Originally Posted by TREV
What do you think people do every day wandering round aimlessly with ADIDAS, REEBOK. NIKE, TIMBERLAND and all the other sh**e branded names stuck all over themselves.
The people who have their cars stickered up actually have a Subaru and probably some of the parts on the cars of the Rally Team sponsors.
I get freebies off the company I advertise for, but would not consider spending up to £200 on a pair of trainers to advertise a brand name.
Who the **** are ADIDAS anyway.?
The people who have their cars stickered up actually have a Subaru and probably some of the parts on the cars of the Rally Team sponsors.
I get freebies off the company I advertise for, but would not consider spending up to £200 on a pair of trainers to advertise a brand name.
Who the **** are ADIDAS anyway.?
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Originally Posted by dij
Stickers look cucking frap.