Suits you Sir!
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dragstar

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3,924 posts

274 months

Thursday 12th August 2004
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I had an important appointment today which required me to wear a suit.

I was ready and looking slick () and began looking for the keys to El 'Mariachi.

where are they? I couldnt find them. I looked outside and he was gone Poor lad. Stolen by my parents again

Anyway, i had to take Sir Beast (with a knackered bearing...it was only a very short distance ). The thing is, i couldnt get in with my suit on!

I had nowhere to hang my jacket and my trousers got creased getting out

Question is:

Do any of you (who use your elise everyday) wear a suit to work? how do you get in and out? where do you hang your jacket? How do you avoid creases? and why do i have cravings for a custard tart from greggs?

I felt like a Ponce ()

cuzza

2,042 posts

277 months

Thursday 12th August 2004
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Either lay your jacket in the boot or hang it on the passenger seat (use the back of the seat as a coat hanger).

If you can't get in cos your trousers are too tight - eat less custard tarts

s works

10,166 posts

274 months

Thursday 12th August 2004
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dragstar said:
Question is:
Do any of you (who use your elise everyday) wear a suit to work?

Wear suit yes, drive to work in Elise, No.
dragstar said:
how do you get in and out?

Call me conventional but I use the doors...
dragstar said:
where do you hang your jacket?

Use roof tensioner bar to hang suit jacket from hangar or hook hangar through seatbelt tensioner...
dragstar said:
How do you avoid creases?

Iron and ironing board my dear boy...

dragstar said:
and why do i have cravings for a custard tart from greggs?

I felt like a Ponce ()

Do you really want me to answer that? OK
You're a custard tart eating ponce

Honestly, typical bloody graduate, straight out of University full of marks and bigshot job aspirations but zero bloody common sense. Probably needs directions to wipe his batty! GET A GRIP LAD!!!

P.S. Re: Important appointment - did they give you some coal tar ointment to rub into it?


>> Edited by s works on Thursday 12th August 11:21

rico

7,917 posts

279 months

Thursday 12th August 2004
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s works said:

dragstar said:
how do you get in and out?

Call me conventional but I use the doors...


The way that was said (eerr typed) is hilarious!

dragstar

Original Poster:

3,924 posts

274 months

Thursday 12th August 2004
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Thankfully, the custard tart fetish has worn off...."get in maaa belly"

I suppose i dont have any common sense. I can understand/explain the intricate and complex law relating to the recovery of economic loss in the Tort of Negligence, but i cannot, to this day, tie a tie

what will i do without mum-sie?

skinner

197 posts

280 months

Thursday 12th August 2004
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[quote=dragstar

what will i do without mum-sie? [/quote]

Bu99er, he's found out.

I promise to send her home soon....

dragstar

Original Poster:

3,924 posts

274 months

Thursday 12th August 2004
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Seriously, those custard tarts are infectious. Infact, the custard tart is much like an elise.

Gentleman, let me elaborate:

Both are small packages with an aluminium component, both come with a "soft top" and both dont take too well to fat s sitting in them (ask S work's car)

Indeed the analogy is striking.

1-0 to drag

s works

10,166 posts

274 months

Thursday 12th August 2004
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dragstar said:
what will i do without mum-sie?

Get a wife like everyone else!

skinner said:
dragstar said:

what will i do without mum-sie?


Bu99er, he's found out.
I promise to send her home soon....

She's been doing a lot of sub-contracting hasn't she. Just make sure she clears up after herself skinner - you should have seen the mess at mine last week

dragstar said:
Infact, the custard tart is much like an elise.

Gentleman, let me elaborate:

Both are small packages with an aluminium component, both come with a "soft top" and both dont take too well to fat s sitting in them (ask S work's car)

Indeed the analogy is striking.

1-0 to drag

Glad to see normality has returned, i.e. drag talking utter bks again.

"Elise's and custard tarts my @rse Barb!" Since when has anyone sat in a custard tart!? You are one sick twisted cat drag.... should make a perfect barrister with your high heels and stockings hidden under your black cape and wig.

Deuce

dragstar

Original Poster:

3,924 posts

274 months

Thursday 12th August 2004
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I've sat in a huge custard tart.

Just because your too lardy, doesnt mean that it doesnt go on. Perhaps if you were allowed to date out of the family you would be able to "see clearly now the rain has gone".

Although. perhaps your right. Perhaps nobody has "sat" in a custard tart. However i have certainly "been in" one....ask ya missus Aiiiiii!

Back to work you, im going for a beer and then perhaps some lucky female will get a hot beef injection

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Bonce

4,339 posts

303 months

Thursday 12th August 2004
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dragstar said:
I've sat in a huge custard tart.

Just because your too lardy, doesnt mean that it doesnt go on. Perhaps if you were allowed to date out of the family you would be able to "see clearly now the rain has gone".

Maybe you have a point. It sounds like Skinner and S Works are only dating members of your family at the moment.

dragstar said:
perhaps some lucky female will get a hot beef injection

Yes, your mum.

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dragstar

Original Poster:

3,924 posts

274 months

Thursday 12th August 2004
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and with that, i accept defeat

>> Edited by dragstar on Thursday 12th August 16:32

GKP

15,099 posts

265 months

Thursday 12th August 2004
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You wore a suit for an "important appointment"?

Did the Judge like your new suit?



dragstar

Original Poster:

3,924 posts

274 months

Thursday 12th August 2004
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I'll tell you a secret if you tell me one


Seriously, it was just an evaluation of my performance over the past couple of weeks

(the lad done good )

Alex Gurr

420 posts

271 months

Friday 13th August 2004
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Nothing but nothing beats the mum jokes Quality entertainment.

As for driving with my suit on, as per the original question - just take it off I like the feeling of the cool breeze whipping around mini me - very refreshing

[K]ar|

959 posts

270 months

Friday 13th August 2004
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Are you starting a pupillage, Drag? Where are you based? Drop me an email!

My 111r arrives on Sept 1st, so I'll also be trying out these anti-crease ideas :-) . ATM, in my MGB, I put my jacket in the boot and hang my waistcoat over the passenger seat.

[k]



>> Edited by [K]ar| on Friday 13th August 13:57

Mrs Fish

30,018 posts

282 months

Friday 13th August 2004
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[quote=[K]ar|]A
My 111r arrives on Sept 1st[/quote]

We get ours mid September

What colour have you gone for?

dragstar

Original Poster:

3,924 posts

274 months

Friday 13th August 2004
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Alex Gurr said:
Nothing but nothing beats the mum jokes Quality entertainment.

As for driving with my suit on, as per the original question - just take it off I like the feeling of the cool breeze whipping around mini me - very refreshing


dragstar

Original Poster:

3,924 posts

274 months

Friday 13th August 2004
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[quote=[K]ar|]Are you starting a pupillage, Drag? Where are you based? Drop me an email!

My 111r arrives on Sept 1st, so I'll also be trying out these anti-crease ideas :-) . ATM, in my MGB, I put my jacket in the boot and hang my waistcoat over the passenger seat.[/quote]




YHM

>> Edited by dragstar on Friday 13th August 16:30

[k]ar|

959 posts

270 months

Friday 13th August 2004
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In the end, I decided on Ardent Red with black interior. I also went for the Touring Pack, body-colour hardtop and sports exhaust, but decided against aircon for weight/power loss issues.

It feels like I have been waiting for ages (I wanted a 54 plate), but now it's only a couple of weeks away, and I can hardly wait! I just have to sort out my final insurance quotes and then I'm good to go. Exercising self-restraint during running-in will be tricky, though. I can't stand the thought of no VVTLi action for 1000mi :-(

[k]

Debbie_Jane

202 posts

261 months

Monday 16th August 2004
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You think you had problems in a suit - I set out in my Elise the other night in a rather tight mini skirt....easy getting in (have learnt to slide in quite elegantly) but getting out was a completely different matter! :0
So if any girls out there have discovered the secret to getting back out again elegantly please let me know, since until then I am always going to be wearing jeans!!