Misfits, Dad's Army Types et al...
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kowalski655 said:
And dont forget Fireman Sam, a rural welsh fire station with several engines, boat, ATVs, and a helicopter!
Plus that git Norman who is obviously a pyromaniac & should b in prison/care
But Norman can’t be put in care and gets away with it because he’s Sam’s love child Plus that git Norman who is obviously a pyromaniac & should b in prison/care
soxboy said:
kowalski655 said:
And dont forget Fireman Sam, a rural welsh fire station with several engines, boat, ATVs, and a helicopter!
Plus that git Norman who is obviously a pyromaniac & should b in prison/care
But Norman can’t be put in care and gets away with it because he’s Sam’s love child Plus that git Norman who is obviously a pyromaniac & should b in prison/care
BossHogg said:
I suppose we will only find out at night. There was a recovery company in Scotland called 911 recovery, their wagons were blue/yellow chequer pattern like that. The owner was a serving special police constable.
There is something about the specials that attracts "specials". I've known a few over the years, not one of them would have passed a psychological evaluation.Sway said:
Tim330 said:
It's highly important. If you only mention the model eg 318 and the year without the E/F number the person your telling about your car won't know (and they surley must want to know) which generation it is as you may have a car from a year when the new model came out.
Tim F30 330d!
It really isn't 'highly important'. Your scenario where it might be useful in some contexts, only applies to years where the model changed gen and that only matters if it's actually pertinent.Tim F30 330d!
Otherwise, it's pure wk.
The worst ones by far though, are Audi quattro owners, especially if you start talking about 'D chassis' models
slopes said:
It's like any other car model designation, it's only ever useful when ordering spare parts, otherwise it's all essentially pretentious bks by anoraks wanting to be a part of the 'in crowd' who know model designations. Like it offers them some sort of super power.
The worst ones by far though, are Audi quattro owners, especially if you start talking about 'D chassis' models
Would you not forgive them the crime of being an anorak on a car forum called pistonheads? Nerds need places to unwind or they'll blurt it all out in the pub!The worst ones by far though, are Audi quattro owners, especially if you start talking about 'D chassis' models
slopes said:
It's like any other car model designation, it's only ever useful when ordering spare parts, otherwise it's all essentially pretentious bks by anoraks wanting to be a part of the 'in crowd' who know model designations. Like it offers them some sort of super power.
The worst ones by far though, are Audi quattro owners, especially if you start talking about 'D chassis' models
Wait, what?The worst ones by far though, are Audi quattro owners, especially if you start talking about 'D chassis' models
Like your Audi UR quattro that you had listed in your garage?
Why not just call it a Quattro? Or say it's a Mk1? Or put the year? Unless you're 'into' them, you're not going to know what 'ur' means.
kowalski655 said:
Oi! I used to be a Special!!!
(I realise that doesn't necessarily disprove your contention!)
Often wondered what the attraction of being a special actually is? Is it the uniform the power? It's bad enough getting paid to do the job never mind volunteering to do it for free.(I realise that doesn't necessarily disprove your contention!)
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