If you had a choice..........
If you had a choice..........
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hueandcry71

Original Poster:

1,389 posts

233 months

Thursday 12th June 2008
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Who would you take for a drive in your Lotus, why would you take them and why would you choose that particular person??


Thorburn

2,447 posts

224 months

Friday 13th June 2008
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Kelly Brook along a bumpy road. Don't think it needs any further explaination. biggrin

andy_s

19,857 posts

290 months

Friday 13th June 2008
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Kate Moss. Just add lightness.

Boggy

4,603 posts

266 months

Friday 13th June 2008
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andy_s said:
Kate Moss. Just add lightness.
My son Luis-Stewart, he's 10 loves car's as much as I do, is far more intelligent then most so called adult's, he's also good fun to be around

Boggy

matt3001

1,999 posts

228 months

Friday 13th June 2008
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In a world where anything was possible... Colin Chapman to see what he thinks of it!

shangani

3,069 posts

268 months

Friday 13th June 2008
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A lightweight blow-up doll. A passenger's weight has an adverse effect on the handling.

On the other hand, the Kelly Brook analogy on a bumpy b road with damping turned to full hard would have its merits.

/Until I crashed because I wasn't watching the road.

ad220

147 posts

258 months

Friday 13th June 2008
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Kelly Brook, Pah - what about these? At least when you crash you will have Air bags as well!!!




Phil-CH

1,132 posts

295 months

Friday 13th June 2008
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Someone light and tiny =)

Boggy

4,603 posts

266 months

Friday 13th June 2008
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OMG What a mess!

Boggy

NathanE

539 posts

233 months

Friday 13th June 2008
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matt3001 said:
In a world where anything was possible... Colin Chapman to see what he thinks of it!
quoted for truth

GhostDriver

879 posts

223 months

Friday 13th June 2008
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Whoever orchestrated the 'Speed Kills' campaign.

Id scare them stless, then open the door and push them out,
just to prove their point that speed really does kill.






Edited by GhostDriver on Friday 13th June 12:02

chris7676

2,685 posts

251 months

Friday 13th June 2008
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Vicky Pollard, as she seems to talk as crap as some people spell on here.
I still love her.rotate

Edited by chris7676 on Friday 13th June 12:19

hueandcry71

Original Poster:

1,389 posts

233 months

Friday 13th June 2008
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My apologies to all those who like to talk technical. I posted this topic night when very drunk.

Edited by hueandcry71 on Friday 13th June 12:47

Chadders

149 posts

241 months

Friday 13th June 2008
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hannah spearritt... small, compact and probably the cutest/fittest lass I can think of!!

luckylambretta

123 posts

244 months

Friday 13th June 2008
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mmmmmmmmmmmmm kylie

S Works

10,166 posts

281 months

Friday 13th June 2008
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My late paternal Grandfather. He'd have had a fine time getting in (he was a big man even in his 70's and 80's, former Grenadier Guards Regimental & Police boxing heavyweight champ), but would have absolutely loved it. In later life he was a driving instructor, was a total car nut and would have been delighted to be taken out for a fast country drive with his #1 grandson, in a proper British sportscar.

hueandcry71

Original Poster:

1,389 posts

233 months

Friday 13th June 2008
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S Works said:
My late paternal Grandfather. He'd have had a fine time getting in (he was a big man even in his 70's and 80's, former Grenadier Guards Regimental & Police boxing heavyweight champ), but would have absolutely loved it. In later life he was a driving instructor, was a total car nut and would have been delighted to be taken out for a fast country drive with his #1 grandson, in a proper British sportscar.
that was the reason i posted late last night. I had just been to the funeral of my Nan who loved getting in my cars but she never managed to get in any of my Lotus`.

S Works

10,166 posts

281 months

Friday 13th June 2008
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hueandcry71 said:
S Works said:
My late paternal Grandfather. He'd have had a fine time getting in (he was a big man even in his 70's and 80's, former Grenadier Guards Regimental & Police boxing heavyweight champ), but would have absolutely loved it. In later life he was a driving instructor, was a total car nut and would have been delighted to be taken out for a fast country drive with his #1 grandson, in a proper British sportscar.
that was the reason i posted late last night. I had just been to the funeral of my Nan who loved getting in my cars but she never managed to get in any of my Lotus`.
My condolences. I'm sure she'd have loved it. Remember the good times smile

Boggy

4,603 posts

266 months

Friday 13th June 2008
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Sorry Patrick,

All the best mate

Boggy

hueandcry71

Original Poster:

1,389 posts

233 months

Friday 13th June 2008
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S Works said:
hueandcry71 said:
S Works said:
My late paternal Grandfather. He'd have had a fine time getting in (he was a big man even in his 70's and 80's, former Grenadier Guards Regimental & Police boxing heavyweight champ), but would have absolutely loved it. In later life he was a driving instructor, was a total car nut and would have been delighted to be taken out for a fast country drive with his #1 grandson, in a proper British sportscar.
that was the reason i posted late last night. I had just been to the funeral of my Nan who loved getting in my cars but she never managed to get in any of my Lotus`.
My condolences. I'm sure she'd have loved it. Remember the good times smile
cheers to both you and Boggy.