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To think that people who choose to drive a sports car are...

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AgentZigzag · 09/09/2011 21:52

...just big ol' attention seekers.

'Ooo ooo look at meeee - NO! You must look '

Not that I think there's anything wrong with seeking attention if you need it

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Tortington · 10/09/2011 01:17

yes yes

i have a two seater convertable, total attention seeking

who wants to be a wall flower in a ford focus?

mumsamilitant · 10/09/2011 01:23

Well custardo I have a ford ummmm thing. Its very reliable and works all of the time just like my dp

mumsamilitant · 10/09/2011 01:24

I'm making virtual friends here, aren't I?

AgentZigzag · 10/09/2011 01:28

Oh I am perky Howling (you actually did write zaggy and not saggy), but hey, thanks for encouraging thoughts about my possible sagginess...Hmm

Grin
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Tortington · 10/09/2011 01:41

my car is reliable. most come with warrenties when you buy then these days -

so i am afraid reliable isn't a factor that should be measured

i mean if reliable is what your after - your talking VW diesels - they go forever

no-one would choose a ford fuckugly for aesthetic purposes!

so you have a car that works and thats all good

but if you coudl choose a car - for you - just you, it doesn't have to have a dh, it doesn't have to have a kids seat

you don't have to think about baby sick on teh seats

if you could choose a car just for you

would it really be a family 4 door fuck ugly boring blue/grey hatchback ford parent car?

no

TalcAndTurnips · 10/09/2011 02:36

I'd quite like a Trabant, being lumpenproletariat.

Or an Isetta bubble car - my parents started their married life in one of those. It had one spark plug that had to be removed regularly and wiped on a cloth.

apprenticemum · 10/09/2011 04:48

Two weeks ago I bid a tearful farewell to my beautiful RX8. After 10 years of driving the family tank, I was able buy something that made me smile as soon as the ignition key went in. I was no longer a middle aged mum but a force to be reckoned with. It was such fun to drive that I could ramble on like Jeremy Clarkson but the recession did for me. Although not expensive to buy,in the sceme of things, this baby cost a fortune in petrol and road tax so hubby pulled the plug. Some spotty 20 year old who lives not 5 minutes away is driving my beloved and I am about to take delivery of my Mini Clubman. BOLLOCKS!!!!!!!!!

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