Moonbear said:Wow! That's some ride! Now that you're gainfully employed and have a really cool car, when will we hear the reports of all the hot dates you'll have?
russ_watters said:
Deal!brewnog said:I'll keep it for a year, then swap it for your telescope.
tribdog said:
Brewie, not that you would use it for that purpose. Nice car.brewnog said:said "They're fun, but they're not ... magnets. If you pick up a girl in it, just make sure her tattoos are spelt correctly!"
Before the exchange, can I borrow it only for 1 day?:shy: I like to see how it's like when your car hits the wall!brewnog said:I'll keep it for a year, then swap it for your telescope.
Women... :grumpy:Moonbear said:
:tongue: Pbbbbththththppppptttttt!Danger said:
Its a CaterhamMoonbear said:
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