Pistonheaders and their First World Problems.
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Streetrod said:
My new Audi 2WD Avant commuting car was delivered to the dealer yesterday, which also happened to be my birthday, ready for me to pick up on the Sunday with a new 15 plate. I was called late yesterday to say that due to a mix up the interior was not the colour I ordered. I visited the dealer this afternoon ready to tear them a new one but was placated when they offered me an upgraded Quattro version in the colour combination I wanted for the same price. Still not happy as I now will now not be able to pick it up until mid week
Maybe you could hacksaw through the rear drive shafts, then you'd get what you really want, rather than be palmed off with this 'Quattro' thing.ilikestellaartoi said:
My maid buttons my shirts all the way to the top when she hangs them in the wardrobe and I need two hands to get it off the hanger :-(
I only ever wear T shirts (I know, it's a denial thing) but both my maids insist on putting them on hangers, rather than folded flat on the shelf. How can I have the correct creasing in my Walmart Fruit Of The Loom 3-for-$10 T shirts if they are hanging up?????
And why are my maids over 45? Aren't maids mean to be young and pretty?
wolfracesonic said:
Streetrod said:
My new Audi 2WD Avant commuting car was delivered to the dealer yesterday, which also happened to be my birthday, ready for me to pick up on the Sunday with a new 15 plate. I was called late yesterday to say that due to a mix up the interior was not the colour I ordered. I visited the dealer this afternoon ready to tear them a new one but was placated when they offered me an upgraded Quattro version in the colour combination I wanted for the same price. Still not happy as I now will now not be able to pick it up until mid week
Maybe you could hacksaw through the rear drive shafts, then you'd get what you really want, rather than be palmed off with this 'Quattro' thing.ChemicalChaos said:
wolfracesonic said:
Streetrod said:
My new Audi 2WD Avant commuting car was delivered to the dealer yesterday, which also happened to be my birthday, ready for me to pick up on the Sunday with a new 15 plate. I was called late yesterday to say that due to a mix up the interior was not the colour I ordered. I visited the dealer this afternoon ready to tear them a new one but was placated when they offered me an upgraded Quattro version in the colour combination I wanted for the same price. Still not happy as I now will now not be able to pick it up until mid week
Maybe you could hacksaw through the rear drive shafts, then you'd get what you really want, rather than be palmed off with this 'Quattro' thing.Chim said:
ChemicalChaos said:
wolfracesonic said:
Streetrod said:
My new Audi 2WD Avant commuting car was delivered to the dealer yesterday, which also happened to be my birthday, ready for me to pick up on the Sunday with a new 15 plate. I was called late yesterday to say that due to a mix up the interior was not the colour I ordered. I visited the dealer this afternoon ready to tear them a new one but was placated when they offered me an upgraded Quattro version in the colour combination I wanted for the same price. Still not happy as I now will now not be able to pick it up until mid week
Maybe you could hacksaw through the rear drive shafts, then you'd get what you really want, rather than be palmed off with this 'Quattro' thing.DanielSan said:
wolfracesonic said:
Maybe you could hacksaw through the rear drive shafts, then you'd get what you really want, rather than be palmed off with this 'Quattro' thing.
Are you suggesting manual labour? How very quaint.Life is boring.
I've flown fighters off aircraft carriers, sailed the Pacific, done the Hobart race 7 times, raced up to F1, & still hold a Bathurst F2 lap record, ridden show jumpers, & eventers, raised a family, & lived & worked in some of the most beautiful places on earth
There was always something I couldn't wait to do. Now I can't think of a single thing I still really want to do, that this clapped out old body could handle, other than going for a run in one of the cars. Getting old is a bit#h.
I've flown fighters off aircraft carriers, sailed the Pacific, done the Hobart race 7 times, raced up to F1, & still hold a Bathurst F2 lap record, ridden show jumpers, & eventers, raised a family, & lived & worked in some of the most beautiful places on earth
There was always something I couldn't wait to do. Now I can't think of a single thing I still really want to do, that this clapped out old body could handle, other than going for a run in one of the cars. Getting old is a bit#h.
Edited by Hasbeen on Monday 2nd March 11:32
wolfracesonic said:
Streetrod said:
My new Audi 2WD Avant commuting car was delivered to the dealer yesterday, which also happened to be my birthday, ready for me to pick up on the Sunday with a new 15 plate. I was called late yesterday to say that due to a mix up the interior was not the colour I ordered. I visited the dealer this afternoon ready to tear them a new one but was placated when they offered me an upgraded Quattro version in the colour combination I wanted for the same price. Still not happy as I now will now not be able to pick it up until mid week
Maybe you could hacksaw through the rear drive shafts, then you'd get what you really want, rather than be palmed off with this 'Quattro' thing.Hasbeen said:
Life is boring.
I've flown fighters off aircraft carriers, sailed the Pacific, done the Hobart race 7 times, raced up to F1, & still hold a Bathurst F2 lap record, ridden show jumpers, & eventers, raised a family, & lived & worked in some of the most beautiful places on earth
There was always something I couldn't wait to do. Now I can't think of a single thing I still really want to do, that this clapped out old body could handle, other than going for a run in one of the cars. Getting old is a bit#h.
At least you have the satisfaction of knowing you did all those things. Millions of people can only ever dream of doing a fraction of the things you have. I've flown fighters off aircraft carriers, sailed the Pacific, done the Hobart race 7 times, raced up to F1, & still hold a Bathurst F2 lap record, ridden show jumpers, & eventers, raised a family, & lived & worked in some of the most beautiful places on earth
There was always something I couldn't wait to do. Now I can't think of a single thing I still really want to do, that this clapped out old body could handle, other than going for a run in one of the cars. Getting old is a bit#h.
King Herald said:
Hasbeen said:
Life is boring.
I've flown fighters off aircraft carriers, sailed the Pacific, done the Hobart race 7 times, raced up to F1, & still hold a Bathurst F2 lap record, ridden show jumpers, & eventers, raised a family, & lived & worked in some of the most beautiful places on earth
There was always something I couldn't wait to do. Now I can't think of a single thing I still really want to do, that this clapped out old body could handle, other than going for a run in one of the cars. Getting old is a bit#h.
At least you have the satisfaction of knowing you did all those things. Millions of people can only ever dream of doing a fraction of the things you have. I've flown fighters off aircraft carriers, sailed the Pacific, done the Hobart race 7 times, raced up to F1, & still hold a Bathurst F2 lap record, ridden show jumpers, & eventers, raised a family, & lived & worked in some of the most beautiful places on earth
There was always something I couldn't wait to do. Now I can't think of a single thing I still really want to do, that this clapped out old body could handle, other than going for a run in one of the cars. Getting old is a bit#h.
SpudLink said:
King Herald said:
Hasbeen said:
Life is boring.
I've flown fighters off aircraft carriers, sailed the Pacific, done the Hobart race 7 times, raced up to F1, & still hold a Bathurst F2 lap record, ridden show jumpers, & eventers, raised a family, & lived & worked in some of the most beautiful places on earth
There was always something I couldn't wait to do. Now I can't think of a single thing I still really want to do, that this clapped out old body could handle, other than going for a run in one of the cars. Getting old is a bit#h.
At least you have the satisfaction of knowing you did all those things. Millions of people can only ever dream of doing a fraction of the things you have. I've flown fighters off aircraft carriers, sailed the Pacific, done the Hobart race 7 times, raced up to F1, & still hold a Bathurst F2 lap record, ridden show jumpers, & eventers, raised a family, & lived & worked in some of the most beautiful places on earth
There was always something I couldn't wait to do. Now I can't think of a single thing I still really want to do, that this clapped out old body could handle, other than going for a run in one of the cars. Getting old is a bit#h.
In fact, now my son, the great fabricator, is home for a while I'm going to get him to modify the engine crane. If it can lift a lot higher, & with an electric winch, they could hall me up & lower me into the Honda S2000, in the way they used to get those medieval knights in their shining armour, onto their horses.
I can still get most of me in, but the short door makes it difficult some days, when the right hip & knee don't want to bend, to get that last bit in.
If I had a remote for the winch I might be able to do it myself. I then wouldn't have to worry the little bugger would leave me hanging around, once he got me up there.
Hasbeen said:
Life is boring.
I've flown fighters off aircraft carriers, sailed the Pacific, done the Hobart race 7 times, raced up to F1, & still hold a Bathurst F2 lap record, ridden show jumpers, & eventers, raised a family, & lived & worked in some of the most beautiful places on earth
There was always something I couldn't wait to do. Now I can't think of a single thing I still really want to do, that this clapped out old body could handle, other than going for a run in one of the cars. Getting old is a bit#h.
Death?I've flown fighters off aircraft carriers, sailed the Pacific, done the Hobart race 7 times, raced up to F1, & still hold a Bathurst F2 lap record, ridden show jumpers, & eventers, raised a family, & lived & worked in some of the most beautiful places on earth
There was always something I couldn't wait to do. Now I can't think of a single thing I still really want to do, that this clapped out old body could handle, other than going for a run in one of the cars. Getting old is a bit#h.
Edited by Hasbeen on Monday 2nd March 11:32
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