A bit council (Vol 6)

A bit council (Vol 6)

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Nick Forest

260 posts

96 months

Thursday 17th April
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sutts said:


Quite a lot to pick out here.
See you and raise you…council AF.

Oh and that £140k RR fetched £7,250 at Mathewsons last month. I imagine there’s more bodily fluids in those seats than Bonnie Blue after a marathon jizz fest.

andygo

7,103 posts

268 months

Thursday 17th April
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Nick Forest said:
See you and raise you…council AF.

Oh and that £140k RR fetched £7,250 at Mathewsons last month. I imagine there’s more bodily fluids in those seats than Bonnie Blue after a marathon jizz fest.
Isn't there a 'k' missing off that end of the pink RR?

Super Sonic

9,015 posts

67 months

Thursday 17th April
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Red9zero said:
Has the car been chipped ?
Like!

RosscoPCole

3,513 posts

187 months

Friday 18th April
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We moved house because of our council neighbours. All started when the couple broke up. Mum moved out to live with her female lover and Dad was left to look after son who has ADHD. Dad's coping mechanism was leave 10 year old son to his own devices whilst he went to the British Legion until he was thrown out. Dad left for work early leaving the son to go to school himself, obviously this rarely happened.
The only style of clothing that appeared on the washing line was black or light grey tracksuit bottoms and matching hoodies. Dad and son wore them throughout the year whatever the weather, son always with hood up or in large Zavetti parka even in the middle of summer.
His idea of buying something for his son to do whilst he was out was a mini motorbike. Cue the son bombing up and down the local streets without a helmet on. Police arrived soon after and bike was never seen again. Next sensible purchase was a BB rifle. Son and his friend now start shooting at passing cars from his bedroom window whilst Dad is asleep. A short while later police armed response arrives and Dad gets shock of his life.
The garage wall in the garden was covered in son's graffiti tags and the garage window was smashed by a football, but left broken for months even though Dad was a builder.
During Halloween Dad would buy the largest fireworks he could find and set one off every five to ten minutes. They made young children cry and set car alarms off.
We wanted to report matters, but were told we couldn't do this annonymously so Dad would know who did so. This was not the ideal situation as he was very aggressive and just strung a load of profanities together when he didn't agree with you.
Son decided to have a barbecue one evening when Dad was at the British Legion. Ten foot high flames were seen from their garden. Fire engine and police arrive and son is taken away. Not long afterwards Dad and son arrive accompanied by the police. Dad shouting to his son that he did not like being asked to leave his pint whilst watching the football or words to that effect that were slightly more off-colour language.
When son started bragging to his similarly black Hoodrich ensembled friends in the back garden about ketamine and who he was buying it from we decided enough was enough.
Just after we moved there was a large heath fire nearby and son and a few of his friends were caught on CCTV and arrested.
The house move was the best thing we ever did. Peaceful street and fabulous new neighbours.

Edited by RosscoPCole on Friday 18th April 05:35

Dbag101

1,023 posts

7 months

Friday 18th April
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Alickadoo said:
Potato in the exhaust?
Banana in the tail pipe?

Tommo87

5,082 posts

126 months

Friday 18th April
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I’m going to suggest aftermarket puddle lights in doors, especially when it’s not even specific to the vehicle make.

As seen last night on an early M135 when the owner dumped their McDonalds wrappers out the door.




If they were fitted from factory then I suppose that’s fine, as you had no choice.

Red9zero

8,694 posts

70 months

Friday 18th April
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Dbag101 said:
Alickadoo said:
Potato in the exhaust?
Banana in the tail pipe?
Canary in a coal mine?

Tommo87

5,082 posts

126 months

Friday 18th April
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eth2190 said:
Jimmy No Hands said:
We have a resident scrote family and the ogre dad has an MK2 Focus ST with a straight through exhaust. He must (and this isn't an exaggeration) leave his house about 11-12 times a day for periods of anywhere from 5 to 20 minutes. Every single time he blips the throttle when reversing or parking and will just thrash it in first around the estate so it emits this repulsive machine gun popping on the overrun. Obviously none of them appear to work so this is all day every day. It's fking incessant and an absolute nuisance. He's easily mid-thirties and looks like he still points at aeroplanes in the sky.
Time for some expanding foam boxedin
It seems a good use of the stuff.

Although I imagine those forum members with a non performance ASBO exhaust won’t like the suggestion.

Stick Legs

7,007 posts

178 months

Friday 18th April
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Back to basics in terms of car councilness but I have seen a recent resurgence of that most 1990’s council car modification; the tinted rear light cluster done with a rattle can or spray paint.




Electronicpants

2,876 posts

201 months

Friday 18th April
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RosscoPCole said:
We moved house because of our council neighbours. All started when the couple broke up. Mum moved out to live with her female lover and Dad was left to look after son who has ADHD. Dad's coping mechanism was leave 10 year old son to his own devices whilst he went to the British Legion until he was thrown out. Dad left for work early leaving the son to go to school himself, obviously this rarely happened.
The only style of clothing that appeared on the washing line was black or light grey tracksuit bottoms and matching hoodies. Dad and son wore them throughout the year whatever the weather, son always with hood up or in large Zavetti parka even in the middle of summer.
His idea of buying something for his son to do whilst he was out was a mini motorbike. Cue the son bombing up and down the local streets without a helmet on. Police arrived soon after and bike was never seen again. Next sensible purchase was a BB rifle. Son and his friend now start shooting at passing cars from his bedroom window whilst Dad is asleep. A short while later police armed response arrives and Dad gets shock of his life.
The garage wall in the garden was covered in son's graffiti tags and the garage window was smashed by a football, but left broken for months even though Dad was a builder.
During Halloween Dad would buy the largest fireworks he could find and set one off every five to ten minutes. They made young children cry and set car alarms off.
We wanted to report matters, but were told we couldn't do this annonymously so Dad would know who did so. This was not the ideal situation as he was very aggressive and just strung a load of profanities together when he didn't agree with you.
Son decided to have a barbecue one evening when Dad was at the British Legion. Ten foot high flames were seen from their garden. Fire engine and police arrive and son is taken away. Not long afterwards Dad and son arrive accompanied by the police. Dad shouting to his son that he did not like being asked to leave his pint whilst watching the football or words to that effect that were slightly more off-colour language.
When son started bragging to his similarly black Hoodrich ensembled friends in the back garden about ketamine and who he was buying it from we decided enough was enough.
Just after we moved there was a large heath fire nearby and son and a few of his friends were caught on CCTV and arrested.
The house move was the best thing we ever did. Peaceful street and fabulous new neighbours.

Edited by RosscoPCole on Friday 18th April 05:35
How did you manage to sell the house, early morning viewings in the winter when it was still dark?


RosscoPCole

3,513 posts

187 months

Friday 18th April
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Electronicpants said:
How did you manage to sell the house, early morning viewings in the winter when it was still dark?
We asked for no For Sale sign so they didn't know we were selling, unless he looked on Rightmove, which was highly unlikely. Also we just hoped and prayed that they would be out during any viewings.

Electronicpants

2,876 posts

201 months

Friday 18th April
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RosscoPCole said:
Electronicpants said:
How did you manage to sell the house, early morning viewings in the winter when it was still dark?
We asked for no For Sale sign so they didn't know we were selling, unless he looked on Rightmove, which was highly unlikely. Also we just hoped and prayed that they would be out during any viewings.
Stressful!





DodgyGeezer

43,481 posts

203 months

Friday 18th April
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council or funny? Still better than a football shirt...


Super Sonic

9,015 posts

67 months

Friday 18th April
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Red9zero said:
Dbag101 said:
Alickadoo said:
Potato in the exhaust?
Banana in the tail pipe?
Canary in a coal mine?
Pig in a Poke?

MattsCar

1,591 posts

118 months

Friday 18th April
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DodgyGeezer said:
council or funny? Still better than a football shirt...

Is being Pro- EU council?

LimaDelta

7,252 posts

231 months

Friday 18th April
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MattsCar said:
DodgyGeezer said:
council or funny? Still better than a football shirt...

Is being Pro- EU council?
Of course it is. More EU = more bennies and more 'uman rights.

Jayzee

2,576 posts

217 months

Friday 18th April
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Alickadoo said:
Jimmy No Hands said:
We have a resident scrote family and the ogre dad has an MK2 Focus ST with a straight through exhaust. He must (and this isn't an exaggeration) leave his house about 11-12 times a day for periods of anywhere from 5 to 20 minutes. Every single time he blips the throttle when reversing or parking and will just thrash it in first around the estate so it emits this repulsive machine gun popping on the overrun. Obviously none of them appear to work so this is all day every day. It's fking incessant and an absolute nuisance. He's easily mid-thirties and looks like he still points at aeroplanes in the sky.
Potato in the exhaust?
Can of expanding foam could be a good shout hehe

DodgyGeezer

43,481 posts

203 months

Friday 18th April
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Jayzee said:
Alickadoo said:
Jimmy No Hands said:
We have a resident scrote family and the ogre dad has an MK2 Focus ST with a straight through exhaust. He must (and this isn't an exaggeration) leave his house about 11-12 times a day for periods of anywhere from 5 to 20 minutes. Every single time he blips the throttle when reversing or parking and will just thrash it in first around the estate so it emits this repulsive machine gun popping on the overrun. Obviously none of them appear to work so this is all day every day. It's fking incessant and an absolute nuisance. He's easily mid-thirties and looks like he still points at aeroplanes in the sky.
Potato in the exhaust?
Can of expanding foam could be a good shout hehe
open headers it is then thumbup

eldar

23,515 posts

209 months

Friday 18th April
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DodgyGeezer said:
open headers it is then thumbup
Gonna need a bigger can.....

90CHPAXL

1,038 posts

116 months

Friday 18th April
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Nick Forest said:
See you and raise you…council AF.

Oh and that £140k RR fetched £7,250 at Mathewsons last month. I imagine there’s more bodily fluids in those seats than Bonnie Blue after a marathon jizz fest.
Just seen this abomination in Thornton-le-Dale

Very much out of place!