where's mungo gone ?
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mel

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10,168 posts

302 months

Wednesday 18th December 2002
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I know he was getting his new toy end of last week but he's been conspicuous with his absence ??? Are you still alive mate or are you still stuck in a love charriot somewhere from the weekend ?

SGirl

7,924 posts

288 months

Wednesday 18th December 2002
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I gather he's out and about in his new toy, clocking up the miles so that he can go for a really good blast as soon as it's run in.

I for one am staying indoors over the next couple of days.

>> Edited by SGirl on Wednesday 18th December 16:43

Mrs Fish

30,018 posts

285 months

Wednesday 18th December 2002
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He's on holiday this week, racking up the miles on his car.

Marcos Maniac

3,148 posts

288 months

Wednesday 18th December 2002
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He is online - Lurking somewhere

probably been out christening the back seat of his neew toy

stedale

1,125 posts

292 months

Wednesday 18th December 2002
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mungo said: It don't half pull I tell you!


I'm sure it does.

(well someone had to do it!)

Steve.

mel

Original Poster:

10,168 posts

302 months

Wednesday 18th December 2002
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ok my minds been put at rest, he's not dead.

Isn't it odd that within a few minutes we got 2 girly answers as to his whereabouts Mungo you really are the "housewives favourite"

Right, Carzee you can lock this thread now and move on

danger mouse

3,829 posts

288 months

Wednesday 18th December 2002
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I was just wondering that myself.

Glad to hear you finally got the new car. Sounds perfect for the chilly winter months.

What do you mean you haven't been in office, have you not been home?

Too busy raggin' the Leon, out on the town and spending alot of time in bed ("...but baby I don't like to sleep", bonjovi) I guess?

It's been quiet without you.


Mouse

Graham.J

5,420 posts

286 months

Wednesday 18th December 2002
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How about a Westfield Mungo? Rather like the R300 actually. In orange

Glad your enjoying the new car.

SGirl

7,924 posts

288 months

Wednesday 18th December 2002
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mel said: Isn't it odd that within a few minutes we got 2 girly answers as to his whereabouts Mungo you really are the "housewives favourite"

Housewives favourite?! Right, you're not getting invited to my next coffee morning, Mel!!

The reason why Mrs Fish and I answered with such speed is because we girls are so efficient. That's right isn't it, Mrs Fish?

Graham.J

5,420 posts

286 months

Wednesday 18th December 2002
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There is something good about owning a "REAL 7" isn't there?!?!

BRG and Yellow old bean, go all traditional lotus colours.

>> Edited by Graham.J on Wednesday 18th December 17:21

Mrs Fish

30,018 posts

285 months

Wednesday 18th December 2002
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SGirl said:

mel said: Isn't it odd that within a few minutes we got 2 girly answers as to his whereabouts Mungo you really are the "housewives favourite"

Housewives favourite?! Right, you're not getting invited to my next coffee morning, Mel!!

The reason why Mrs Fish and I answered with such speed is because we girls are so efficient. That's right isn't it, Mrs Fish?




Too blinking efficient most of the time

flasher

9,310 posts

311 months

Wednesday 18th December 2002
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My God!! A thread with Mungo in it that hasn't been deleted yet!!

Maybe he's not banned after all.....

>> Edited by flasher on Wednesday 18th December 17:31

Mrs Fish

30,018 posts

285 months

Wednesday 18th December 2002
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I wondered how long it would be before you noticed that mistake

Tony Hall

23,062 posts

309 months

Thursday 19th December 2002
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Haven't missed my Caterham (built 1990, sold 2002) once since I sold it in April (missed the hillclimbing but not the 7). The Chimaera and the sprint ST have seen to that. Don't think I could go back to one now, too fussy/revvy/bouncy about on the roady/. (I'm getting old aren't I.)(It was a Scholar engined 1700 crossflow (135bhp), live axle, 4 speed, all the trimmings job. Maybe a Superlight or one of those JPE or 500 jobbies might draw me back)

alanp

69 posts

311 months

Thursday 19th December 2002
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Mungo, advance notice I will be flogging my Superlight in June straight after the LeMans run! passenger ride/test drive available Make a note in your diary, much cheaper than a new R300