stuck up evo salesgirl
01 June 2004, 08:32 AM
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stuck up evo salesgirl
just returned from the motor show
took a look at the evo8 just to make sure i still preferred the sti8
for a start it was locked and the scooby wasnt
she gave me the keys while she was talking to a "purchaser" and he looked like a young bloke out for the day with his girlie
i overheard he was currently driving a 406....wow
after showing some interest in this and not the scooby she had the statement "Oh yes you can always tell a subaru driver" in her best stuck up voice.
what at tart.............
so ere all easily noticable and pressumably rough
wot d'you reckon?
took a look at the evo8 just to make sure i still preferred the sti8
for a start it was locked and the scooby wasnt
she gave me the keys while she was talking to a "purchaser" and he looked like a young bloke out for the day with his girlie
i overheard he was currently driving a 406....wow
after showing some interest in this and not the scooby she had the statement "Oh yes you can always tell a subaru driver" in her best stuck up voice.
what at tart.............
so ere all easily noticable and pressumably rough
wot d'you reckon?
01 June 2004, 08:42 AM
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Sounds like the receptionist at my local Bishi dealer.
I went to book a service, parked the car round the back out of site, and was totally ignored for a good 10 minutes. She was sat just the other side of the counter, chatting away to the only other member of staff in the place about nail polish and other such bolox. When I (eventually) managed to drag her away from the riveting conversation and told her I had a VII she looked at me as though I'd nicked it.
When it actually went in for the service (2 weeks later, due to the lack of courtesy car) it went in sparkling and came back plastered in bird shoite.
Won't be going there again.
Sorry, went a bit OT there...
What were they like on the Scoob stand?
I went to book a service, parked the car round the back out of site, and was totally ignored for a good 10 minutes. She was sat just the other side of the counter, chatting away to the only other member of staff in the place about nail polish and other such bolox. When I (eventually) managed to drag her away from the riveting conversation and told her I had a VII she looked at me as though I'd nicked it.
When it actually went in for the service (2 weeks later, due to the lack of courtesy car) it went in sparkling and came back plastered in bird shoite.
Won't be going there again.
Sorry, went a bit OT there...
What were they like on the Scoob stand?
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01 June 2004, 10:38 PM
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Just like to say its normally quite easy to tell an Evo driver, there normally women, thats because most guys who own Evos let there other half drive it, whereas most scoob drivers are blokes, thats because most blokes who own scoobs let there other half drive it.
01 June 2004, 10:41 PM
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Originally Posted by KennyMck
Just like to say its normally quite easy to tell an Evo driver, there normally women, thats because most guys who own Evos let there other half drive it, whereas most scoob drivers are blokes, thats because most blokes who own scoobs let there other half drive it.
01 June 2004, 10:45 PM
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Originally Posted by KennyMck
Just like to say its normally quite easy to tell an Evo driver, there normally women, thats because most guys who own Evos let there other half drive it, whereas most scoob drivers are blokes, thats because most blokes who own scoobs let there other half drive it.
Just sounds like someone who cant sell something on its merits (cos they cant sell at all) so they have to chat sh1te to make it look like they know what they're talking about.
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01 June 2004, 10:47 PM
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Originally Posted by Jay_bee
Did you mean to say "most blokes who own scoobs dont let their other half drive it" ?
01 June 2004, 10:57 PM
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Originally Posted by Harry_Boy
Think he means that men that drive Scoobs have men as their other halves - ie.we are all gay.....
If we're all a bunch of limp wristed poofs... why dont we need AYC to help steer our really heavy cars?
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01 June 2004, 11:56 PM
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Have you tried AYC, if your anything of a driver, which I`m sure you are, you will find that far from being helpful its a complete pain in the **** (bit like the other half ?;-)) , a lot of Evo drivers will tell you this.
Anyway I have nothing against gay men .Just that when i saw the title of this thread i thought maybe one of you had changed sides.
Anyway I have nothing against gay men .Just that when i saw the title of this thread i thought maybe one of you had changed sides.
02 June 2004, 09:41 AM
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Originally Posted by NelsonUK
Here we go again.......(yawn) boring 
I have gay friends, some which I have lived with in the past and have no issues with them at all... All good honest fun from me...
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02 June 2004, 09:53 AM
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Originally Posted by KennyMck
Just that when i saw the title of this thread i thought maybe one of you had changed sides.
Thats just says to me "Mitisi sales girl with head up her own @rse"
Oh and as for AYC, not I havent tried it, I drive a scoob (and my missus does occassionally when Im pi55ed and need picking up
)Anyway.... pointless thread cos:
Scoobs rule
Evos dont
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02 June 2004, 12:10 PM
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HA ******* HA
Originally Posted by KennyMck
Just like to say its normally quite easy to tell an Evo driver, there normally women, thats because most guys who own Evos let there other half drive it, whereas most scoob drivers are blokes, thats because most blokes who own scoobs let there other half drive it.
"The new subaru WR1 is a good BOYS car but the new EVO MR is a GREAT MANS CAR!!"
WTF are you talking about?
EVO MR = MAN
WR1 = BOY
Nuff said!
Very helpful and polite
02 June 2004, 03:48 PM
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Originally Posted by Benny2
To quote TG
"The new subaru WR1 is a good BOYS car but the new EVO MR is a GREAT MANS CAR!!"
WTF are you talking about?
EVO MR = MAN
WR1 = BOY
Nuff said!
"The new subaru WR1 is a good BOYS car but the new EVO MR is a GREAT MANS CAR!!"
WTF are you talking about?
EVO MR = MAN
WR1 = BOY
Nuff said!
so do all EVO drivers have shaggy perms, wear tight jeans with their shirts tucked in and know **** all about anything
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