my first car was a mini
I would rather buy an origional then the new version
I would rather buy an origional then the new version
So.. Go on, spill it.. what you been doing?
18-12-09, 07:32 AM
#2,897
went to the o store today, had some good bargains..
saw the pochoirs in person, must say, they look 10 times better in real life. they look really good, the blue circle isnt as bright as u'd think, and its got a nice reflective upper that looks awesome with the patterns. gota lot of nice detail. almost thought of getting it, but for 250 bucks get fuked lol
saw the pochoirs in person, must say, they look 10 times better in real life. they look really good, the blue circle isnt as bright as u'd think, and its got a nice reflective upper that looks awesome with the patterns. gota lot of nice detail. almost thought of getting it, but for 250 bucks get fuked lol
18-12-09, 08:02 AM
#2,899
Been at work for fucking ever. But I just found this on craigslist
http://toronto.en.craigslist.ca/tor/clo/1507774378.html
http://toronto.en.craigslist.ca/tor/clo/1507774378.html
If God gives you lemons you should find a new God
18-12-09, 09:43 AM
#2,901
Come on - when you've been at work for 20 hours or so it's pretty damn funny.
If God gives you lemons you should find a new God
18-12-09, 03:52 PM
#2,902
So you've got the original mini which look very small nowadays and then you've got the new MINI and now the new MINI MK2 which I don't like as it's like its been on steriods.
When I picked up the Mrs FC's Cooper there was two brand new JCW 50 Ltd Edn cars waiting to be picked up, this guy had bought two! of them
At a cost of £33,000 each.
salesman told me he turned up in a Bentley GT and has already bought 3 other minis from them. Nice.
fc thinking lottery winner
When I picked up the Mrs FC's Cooper there was two brand new JCW 50 Ltd Edn cars waiting to be picked up, this guy had bought two! of them
At a cost of £33,000 each.
salesman told me he turned up in a Bentley GT and has already bought 3 other minis from them. Nice.
fc thinking lottery winner
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18-12-09, 06:58 PM
#2,905
(18-12-09, 03:52 PM)flyingcod Wrote: So you've got the original mini which look very small nowadays and then you've got the new MINI and now the new MINI MK2 which I don't like as it's like its been on steriods.
When I picked up the Mrs FC's Cooper there was two brand new JCW 50 Ltd Edn cars waiting to be picked up, this guy had bought two! of them
At a cost of £33,000 each.
salesman told me he turned up in a Bentley GT and has already bought 3 other minis from them. Nice.
fc thinking lottery winner
WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO DAD DID LISTEN TO ALL MY HINTS THEN........... HAPPY FUCKING XMAS. :LOL:
Today I drove for the first time in snow. Eeek. Well for all of about 200 meters then all the roads where clear. DoH.
Always has the answer to lifes dilemas.
18-12-09, 07:05 PM
#2,906
Its great fun driving in snow, well it is in deserted carparks anyway.
all day i dream and shine.
18-12-09, 07:08 PM
#2,907
Tonight as my confidence was in clouds i dying to do a cocky ass skid up the street, but living in a narrow terrace street ad probably end up in someones front room. :d
Always has the answer to lifes dilemas.
18-12-09, 07:18 PM
#2,909
Driving in snow or especially on ice is a lot of fun, when you have learned how your car handles on such surfaces and you have the possibility to drive somewhere outside traffic, like on a frozen lake. At least that's how most of the Finnish rally and race car champions have trained driving in their early days.
I think I was 6 or 7 when I drove a car for the first time on some country roads, and 8 when I drove one on the ice for the first time. It happened on a small frozen lake nearby my grandparents' farm. One of those days I still remember like it was yesterday, had so much fun competing against the neighbour's kid. I drove a '79 Ford Escort which surely took a beating that day as it spun around countless times in the snowbanks and got pretty smashed up in the end.
I think I was 6 or 7 when I drove a car for the first time on some country roads, and 8 when I drove one on the ice for the first time. It happened on a small frozen lake nearby my grandparents' farm. One of those days I still remember like it was yesterday, had so much fun competing against the neighbour's kid. I drove a '79 Ford Escort which surely took a beating that day as it spun around countless times in the snowbanks and got pretty smashed up in the end.
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18-12-09, 09:16 PM
#2,910
LOL! sounds like great fun grimmy. It's a shame we dont many frozen lakes that you could drive a car on in london.
Hey, what are you doing here, I thought I told you to go fuck your mother.
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