odd knock at the door
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had someone knock on the door this evening to ask what the sorry is with my smart roadster as he noticed it's not been used much. told him when i get round to it i well probably be selling it as i don't use it enough (20 miles poor so in a year and a half). not sure what to make of it and thinking of moving the car to the parents garage tomorrow, he seemed to lose interest when i said I'd be getting a new MOT before selling, maybe someone just looking for a bargain. knew very little about the car, didn't know all roadsters are AUTO.
Tribal Chestnut said:
Many years ago a traveller type knocked and ask if my old Almera was for sale, as he noticed that it didn't get used much. I said no and that was the end of it.
This is how to tell a story. A beginning, a middle and a proper ending.Many a person could take heed from your posting style.
Nice.
DrTre said:
Tribal Chestnut said:
Many years ago a traveller type knocked and ask if my old Almera was for sale, as he noticed that it didn't get used much. I said no and that was the end of it.
This is how to tell a story. A beginning, a middle and a proper ending.Many a person could take heed from your posting style.
Nice.
A traveller type knocked what? His beer glass over?
The end of what? His bottle of scotch?
lbc said:
DrTre said:
Tribal Chestnut said:
Many years ago a traveller type knocked and ask if my old Almera was for sale, as he noticed that it didn't get used much. I said no and that was the end of it.
This is how to tell a story. A beginning, a middle and a proper ending.Many a person could take heed from your posting style.
Nice.
A traveller type knocked what? His beer glass over?
The end of what? His bottle of scotch?
Story
lbc said:
Bad English IMHO.
A traveller type knocked what? His beer glass over?
The end of what? His bottle of scotch?
Ah but that's the beauty, so much is left to the reader's imagination.A traveller type knocked what? His beer glass over?
The end of what? His bottle of scotch?
TheEnd said:
Pints said:
TheEnd said:
Door
Story
Sounds like a crap sequel in another adventure for Woody and Buzz.Story
lbc said:
DrTre said:
Tribal Chestnut said:
Many years ago a traveller type knocked and askED if my old Almera was for sale, as he noticed that it didn't get used much. I said no and that was the end of it.
This is how to tell a story. A beginning, a middle and a proper ending.Many a person could take heed from your posting style.
Nice.
A traveller type knocked what? His beer glass over?
The end of what? His bottle of scotch?
blank said:
A house near me has a V8 TDI Q7 that hasn't moved in at least 6 months.
I've been tempted to ask them a similar question so don't assume it's dodgy!
I wouldn't take it as that suspicious, I walk past a house on my way to work every day that has an E46 coupe outside; apparently in reasonable condition. It hasn't moved for so long that the tyres are flat and it's covered in cobwebs and dust. Probably got a snapped timing chain or cracked block or something; but could be worth a knock to at least find out. People abandon perfectly good cars for the oddest reasons - so one could end up with a major bargain. I've been tempted to ask them a similar question so don't assume it's dodgy!
This is especially true, without wishing to stereotype, of a certain class of the rich and flash. Most will find any excuse to buy a new car so leave their old one sitting on their copious driveway for the sake of a new tyre or expired tax disc. I have first hand experience of this: having seen abandoned Merc MLs, X5s and the like.
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