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That's what I tell em as well
but sometimes it just goes in 0ne ear and out the other.
feel that there's your problem right there- what you doin putting it in someones ear ?
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feel that there's your problem right there- what you doin putting it in someones ear ?
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feel that there's your problem right there- what you doin putting it in someones ear ?
Trying to fook some sense into em??
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Trying to fook some sense into em??
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must read manual better- limited number of places can be utilised in order to achieve maximum performance satisfaction
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why shud a driver care if his car is satisfied?
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why shud a driver care if his car is satisfied?
a good driver always drives with skill and consideration !
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a good driver always drives with skill and consideration !
a good driver knows he's skillful an considerate, doesn't need his car to tell him so
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a good driver knows he's skillful an considerate, doesn't need his car to tell him so
but if the car doesn't perform at it's maximum capabilities then maybe the driver needs to evaluate his skill level rather than just assume he is a skillful driver just coz hes got in the car and hes sitting in the right seat.
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but if the car doesn't perform at it's maximum capabilities then maybe the driver needs to evaluate his skill level rather than just assume he is a skillful driver just coz hes got in the car and hes sitting in the right seat.
if the car doesn't perfom at it's maximum capabilities despite the skill of the driver, maybe it's time to trade-in fer a new, younger, more nimble model
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oops, wasn't really chattin up yer bird
fill yer boots
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if the car doesn't perfom at it's maximum capabilities despite the skill of the driver, maybe it's time to trade-in fer a new, younger, more nimble model
deeply wounded at how easy you cast aside a trusted vehicle that hasnt let you down for a flash paint job and newer body work :Cry:
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yeah but, when the upholstery an springs are saggin, there are leaks everywhere an noxious fumes from the exhaust, most things are worn and has developed a horrible whine- you gotta consider it
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yeah but, when the upholstery an springs are saggin, there are leaks everywhere an noxious fumes from the exhaust, most things are worn and has developed a horrible whine- you gotta consider it
see this is what comes from driving a discovery- if you just stuck to defenders you would realise that lack of comfort, poor fuel efficiency and slow speed as well as a somewhat dated interior are just no match for character and style and just sheer ability to beat other vehicles hands down
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i also have an old 90
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then you should know better than to judge a vehicle on anything other than that warm fuzzy feeling you get from just driving it
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blimey gratch,i hope that aint the age of yer doris!!!!!!!.
no mate that's the 'other' one
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no mate that's the 'other' one
tried havin two at one time,not together at the same time,more trouble than it's worth mate.
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