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When my friend was fooling around with the sporty Polish model mentioned before, he bought a very expensive and blingy accessory to adorn the elegantly shaped extremities of said model. The accessory needed a repair, but he lost it between the repair shop and his house. It wasn't insured.
Edited by anonymous-user on Tuesday 28th November 11:45
Breadvan72 said:
When my friend was fooling around with the sporty Polish model mentioned before, he bought a very expensive and blingy accessory to adorn the elegantly shaped extremities of said model. The accessory needed a repair, but he lost it between the repair shop and his house. It wasn't insured.
Those Swarovski encrusted vejazzles cost fortune but strike me as a bit councilcitizensm1th said:
Breadvan72 said:
When my friend was fooling around with the sporty Polish model mentioned before, he bought a very expensive and blingy accessory to adorn the elegantly shaped extremities of said model. The accessory needed a repair, but he lost it between the repair shop and his house. It wasn't insured.
Those Swarovski encrusted vejazzles cost fortune but strike me as a bit council
Pigdoguk said:
Breadvan72 said:
FPWM
Fast Pulse Width Modulation? That the first thing on Google..Anniversary? Good luck...my friend just about got away with it this year, after he'd booked himself (on his own) on an Owners Club European trip for the same weekend. But at least he realised before he started packing his bags...
My friend's resolution to stay away from the sportier central European weekend models hasn't been assisted by the lunchtime test drive of a Czech type that is usually in the garage of someone he knows through his daughter's school. He had better do some work, straighten up and fly right.
Breadvan72 said:
My friend's resolution to stay away from the sportier central European weekend models hasn't been assisted by the lunchtime test drive of a Czech type that is usually in the garage of someone he knows through his daughter's school. He had better do some work, straighten up and fly right.
Respectfully your friend is a slag😁My friends wallet has only taken a medium bashing,he has however been informed that he is springing for a meal at johns house mount sorrel
Breadvan72 said:
My friend's resolution to stay away from the sportier central European weekend models hasn't been assisted by the lunchtime test drive of a Czech type that is usually in the garage of someone he knows through his daughter's school. He had better do some work, straighten up and fly right.
My friend commends your friend's commitment to furthering international relations! 
In the meantime, my friend has expanded his collection of weekend toys (thanks to the personal recommendation of his first), has lost 15kg, and is actively testing the efficacy of vitamin supplements.
My friend has nothing remotely euphemistic to say about either 'cars' or "cars", weekend or otherwise, but he did once change the oil on his old Mk2 Escort, forget to put the plug in, and cover the barn floor in lovely new oil.
Nothing exciting here, suspect many of your own friends have done the same.
However, after proceeding to clear up the mess, borrowing his father's car, driving 15 miles to nearest garage (lived in middle-of-nowhere in Wales at the time), buying more oil, rushing home, he then decided to repeat same stupid error, having forgotten to replace the still not fitted plug.
Nothing exciting here, suspect many of your own friends have done the same.
However, after proceeding to clear up the mess, borrowing his father's car, driving 15 miles to nearest garage (lived in middle-of-nowhere in Wales at the time), buying more oil, rushing home, he then decided to repeat same stupid error, having forgotten to replace the still not fitted plug.
citizensm1th said:
My friends wallet has only taken a medium bashing,he has however been informed that he is springing for a meal at johns house mount sorrel
My friend once almost fell for the "Let's not buy each other anniversary presents this year - it's not worth it" trick. Luckily, he had read about SWTs on a well known motoring forum and had a pressie ready. Just as well as it happens. JonChalk said:
My friend has nothing remotely euphemistic to say about either 'cars' or "cars", weekend or otherwise, but he did once change the oil on his old Mk2 Escort, forget to put the plug in, and cover the barn floor in lovely new oil.
Nothing exciting here, suspect many of your own friends have done the same.
However, after proceeding to clear up the mess, borrowing his father's car, driving 15 miles to nearest garage (lived in middle-of-nowhere in Wales at the time), buying more oil, rushing home, he then decided to repeat same stupid error, having forgotten to replace the still not fitted plug.
Doing it once is forgetful, doing it twice on the same car is simply retarded. I suggest you get more intelligent friends. Nothing exciting here, suspect many of your own friends have done the same.
However, after proceeding to clear up the mess, borrowing his father's car, driving 15 miles to nearest garage (lived in middle-of-nowhere in Wales at the time), buying more oil, rushing home, he then decided to repeat same stupid error, having forgotten to replace the still not fitted plug.
CanAm said:
My friend once almost fell for the "Let's not buy each other anniversary presents this year - it's not worth it" trick. Luckily, he had read about SWTs on a well known motoring forum and had a pressie ready. Just as well as it happens.
I hope your friend got her an appropriate present, like some feeler gauges. It would have been a shame to experience a near miss like that and then fall down at the final on the quality of the gift... 
Condi said:
JonChalk said:
My friend has nothing remotely euphemistic to say about either 'cars' or "cars", weekend or otherwise, but he did once change the oil on his old Mk2 Escort, forget to put the plug in, and cover the barn floor in lovely new oil.
Nothing exciting here, suspect many of your own friends have done the same.
However, after proceeding to clear up the mess, borrowing his father's car, driving 15 miles to nearest garage (lived in middle-of-nowhere in Wales at the time), buying more oil, rushing home, he then decided to repeat same stupid error, having forgotten to replace the still not fitted plug.
Doing it once is forgetful, doing it twice on the same car is simply retarded. I suggest you get more intelligent friends. Nothing exciting here, suspect many of your own friends have done the same.
However, after proceeding to clear up the mess, borrowing his father's car, driving 15 miles to nearest garage (lived in middle-of-nowhere in Wales at the time), buying more oil, rushing home, he then decided to repeat same stupid error, having forgotten to replace the still not fitted plug.
Condi said:
JonChalk said:
My friend has nothing remotely euphemistic to say about either 'cars' or "cars", weekend or otherwise, but he did once change the oil on his old Mk2 Escort, forget to put the plug in, and cover the barn floor in lovely new oil.
Nothing exciting here, suspect many of your own friends have done the same.
However, after proceeding to clear up the mess, borrowing his father's car, driving 15 miles to nearest garage (lived in middle-of-nowhere in Wales at the time), buying more oil, rushing home, he then decided to repeat same stupid error, having forgotten to replace the still not fitted plug.
Doing it once is forgetful, doing it twice on the same car is simply retarded. I suggest you get more intelligent friends. Nothing exciting here, suspect many of your own friends have done the same.
However, after proceeding to clear up the mess, borrowing his father's car, driving 15 miles to nearest garage (lived in middle-of-nowhere in Wales at the time), buying more oil, rushing home, he then decided to repeat same stupid error, having forgotten to replace the still not fitted plug.
Doing a daft thing and then doing it again is exactly the sort of thing that people's friends are expected to do.
Edited by anonymous-user on Friday 1st December 19:35
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