Dolce & Gabbana advert
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There's presently an advert for Dolce & Gabbana perfume on the telly, and I can't work out what the car is that they're using. You only see a few glimpses, and then only parts of it. You can see the windscreen and front quarterlight, and also the boot deck and one of the rear wings, and I think at one point you see the dash.
I thought it was an Innocenti 950. cos the quarterlight looks like a Midget, and the rear "fin" would fit. But it has a spindly gearstick, not like the Spridget. Maybe it's an Autobianchi? I don't think it's a Giulia Spider because it looks smaller.
Anyone seen the ad?
I thought it was an Innocenti 950. cos the quarterlight looks like a Midget, and the rear "fin" would fit. But it has a spindly gearstick, not like the Spridget. Maybe it's an Autobianchi? I don't think it's a Giulia Spider because it looks smaller.
Anyone seen the ad?
sorry I can't help but let me tell you tale of woe....i saw an Ad with keira knightly on a motorbike, im not a big biker but I fell in love with the bike (not her) so i googled 'Keira Knightly motorbike'.
I clicked on the first link and my PC exploded into a virus rage like never before. The virus was called Trojan and it cleverly got me to pay for some fictitious virus protection software ($40 since refunded by those nice people at visa) it then left malware on my PC which read everything I did. Then came the bogus internet shopping spree on my credit/debit cards (which those good people at HSBC spotted and upheld). The real ball ache was cleaning up the malware on the PC.....
Now I did a bit of digging and these particular fraudters hang out in Riga. They have also been taken to calling you up posing to be from the fictitious software house that 'protects' your PC from their malware to confirm your payment and gather more personal info. BE CAREFUL OUT THERE FOLKS.
AND IF YOU ARE IN ANYWAY INTERESTED IT WAS A DUCATI 750 SUPERSPORT.
Yours,
A Gullible.
I clicked on the first link and my PC exploded into a virus rage like never before. The virus was called Trojan and it cleverly got me to pay for some fictitious virus protection software ($40 since refunded by those nice people at visa) it then left malware on my PC which read everything I did. Then came the bogus internet shopping spree on my credit/debit cards (which those good people at HSBC spotted and upheld). The real ball ache was cleaning up the malware on the PC.....
Now I did a bit of digging and these particular fraudters hang out in Riga. They have also been taken to calling you up posing to be from the fictitious software house that 'protects' your PC from their malware to confirm your payment and gather more personal info. BE CAREFUL OUT THERE FOLKS.
AND IF YOU ARE IN ANYWAY INTERESTED IT WAS A DUCATI 750 SUPERSPORT.
Yours,
A Gullible.
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