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911p

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2,361 posts

211 months

Monday 12th April 2010
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...watch this video.

v1paul

723 posts

207 months

Monday 12th April 2010
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"Yoo fookin prick yoo" laugh

Remagel2507

1,456 posts

223 months

Monday 12th April 2010
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Talk about being competitive hehe

klimakool

592 posts

206 months

Tuesday 13th April 2010
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theres also a good one if you search nova 1600 vs subaru in you tube.

LukeBird

17,170 posts

240 months

Tuesday 13th April 2010
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I bet the rally organisers were impressed to see that! rolleyes
rofl at what the driver says though!

vit4

3,507 posts

201 months

Tuesday 13th April 2010
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klimakool said:
theres also a good one if you search nova 1600 vs subaru in you tube.
hehe

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E6rY1-pbeNM

10JH

2,070 posts

225 months

Tuesday 13th April 2010
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vit4 said:
klimakool said:
theres also a good one if you search nova 1600 vs subaru in you tube.
hehe

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E6rY1-pbeNM
rofl Perfect place to nudge him forward!

sadako

7,080 posts

269 months

Tuesday 13th April 2010
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10JH said:
vit4 said:
klimakool said:
theres also a good one if you search nova 1600 vs subaru in you tube.
Perfect was the same scoob sneaking through the gap right at the very end...


hehe

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E6rY1-pbeNM
rofl Perfect place to nudge him forward!

Garlick

40,601 posts

271 months

Tuesday 13th April 2010
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What ya braking for ya ccensoredt, it's a six!

soad

34,743 posts

207 months

Tuesday 13th April 2010
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Classy. laugh

HellDiver

5,708 posts

213 months

Tuesday 13th April 2010
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Father Ted's house can be seen at the start of the Nova vs Scoob video - the co-driver even points it out to the driver. smile

aka_kerrly

12,506 posts

241 months

Tuesday 13th April 2010
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HellDiver said:
Father Ted's house can be seen at the start of the Nova vs Scoob video - the co-driver even points it out to the driver. smile
LOL that is so funny, its great how the co-driver seems so irrate and then calmly points out Teds house before erupting into another batch of FFFIn this C*** etc etc.

Dave

Silverbullet767

11,369 posts

237 months

Tuesday 13th April 2010
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GET OUT OF IT YA fkING !

rofl

robm3

4,930 posts

258 months

Tuesday 13th April 2010
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Brilliant!

wildcat45

8,160 posts

220 months

Tuesday 13th April 2010
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I used to have a boss from Dublin. Day-to-day in the office was much like the inside of that Nova. Long time since he was my boss.

He's still one of my best mates and one of the most entertaining people to drive with.

Once in a hire car in the UK - about 15 years ago - he got flashed by a Gatso. So pissed off was he that he turned round and drove through it again at twice the speed!
Didn't bother him about the fine. I guess at that time there was no cross-EU info sharing.

We got pulled fr speeding by an unmarked Irish police car once on the road up from Dublin to the North. He started a similar row that you saw in the video with the Guarda chap, who responded in kind. Told my mate he was going to be fined, lots of "fk you Pig " from him, lots of similar back from the copper. Lasted about five minutes. In the end the copper said something like. "You're not a bad bloke, I like you, now on your way and we'll say no more. Thanks for the crack."

That was when I learnt that crack in ireland is spelt differently and is not an illegal drug or a term for ladies genitals.

Brilliant stuff.

HellDiver

5,708 posts

213 months

Tuesday 13th April 2010
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It's spelt "craic". Just so you know.

reggie82

1,377 posts

209 months

Tuesday 13th April 2010
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HellDiver said:
It's spelt "craic". Just so you know.
I think either spelling is ok?

http://dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/british...

HellDiver

5,708 posts

213 months

Tuesday 13th April 2010
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Silly english types spell it wrong. That's an English disctionary you linked.

Here where it originated, it's 'craic'. smile

reggie82

1,377 posts

209 months

Tuesday 13th April 2010
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HellDiver said:
Silly english types spell it wrong. That's an English disctionary you linked.

Here where it originated, it's 'craic'. smile
Apologies - I didn't notice the bit at the bottom where he mentioned it was spelt different in Ireland.

I thought you'd just seen he'd spelt it crack and corrected him . I'll get my coat smile

Hugo a Gogo

23,438 posts

264 months