Spymaster
Plastic Paddy
Yup, just the sort of thing it's no surprise that people like Spymaster are attracted to.
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If it actually had a target-acquisition element, like your illustration, it would be more useful.
Yup, just the sort of thing it's no surprise that people like Spymaster are attracted to.
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Yup, just the sort of thing it's no surprise that people like Spymaster are attracted to.
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You don't need any special gadgets to mow down children and elderly people. People are continually demonstrating you just need a car and a driver.I was thinking more along the lines of James Bond style gadgetry...
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Everything's moving in the right direction.
They are trying not to show it but we know the car proponents on this thread are starting to see that their time is up.
E300 is an Uber driver's car.
The E-class mercedes is the third most common pco registered car in London and ime e300s are very popular. I understand you may have a particularly wanky one that's not even any good for that though.Think you might be getting confused.
The E-class mercedes is the third most common pco registered car in London and ime e300s are very popular. I understand you may have a particularly wanky one that's not even any good for that though.
Partly because they can charge money and partly because a lot of them are car wankers.There were thousands of pco registered e300s two years ago. And where did I say they had two doors? Have you never had an Uber exec? You come across like exactly the type that would pay forty percent more for a shinier car and a driver in a tie to go exactly the same distance.Sure. Why would Uber cabbies drive a £24k Prius, when they can tool around in a 50 grand, 250ps, 2-door Merc? See them all the time!
For when your other hand is busy elsewhere.steer it with one finger
Partly because they can charge money and partly because a lot of them are car wankers.There were thousands of pco registered e300s two years ago. And where did I say they had two doors? Have you never had an Uber exec? You come across like exactly the type that would pay forty percent more for a shinier car and a driver in a tie to go exactly the same distance.
The sort of thing that appeals to men who own an Xbox, wear baseball caps, and live with their mum.
I'm not the one that thinks the e300 only comes in a two door.Shut up, peanut! Taxi driving was one of the few things you actually did know about, back in the day!
I'm not the one that thinks the e300 only comes in a two door.
Digging what? You're the one talking bollocks. You can call me all the legumes under the sun; you're full of shit as usual.Stop digging, peanut.
They’d look much better without that silly little “extra” window at the back.
Not exactly comparing like with like there.
Not exactly comparing like with like there.
Getting rid of the rear one on the merc would look loads better, one sweeping curve.
Given that we reached a state of technological advancement that enabled us to put men on the moon 50 years back, I reckon that’s not an insurmountable problem.Yeah it would also make the opening of the window rather difficult to achieve.
Given that we reached a state of technological advancement that enabled us to put men on the moon 50 years back, I reckon that’s not an insurmountable problem.
Or, even better, a small 1.0L family hatchback, with an estate if space really needed (own multiple dogs and/or sporting equipment). 4x4 Panda for those making oh so tricky countryside trips when it’s rained a bit. Land Rover if you’re a farmer.It's solved by having a reasonably proportioned car like a SUV and not some squashed Lewis Hamilton wannabe wank-mobile.
Or, even better, a small 1.0L family hatchback, with an estate if space really needed (own multiple dogs and/or sporting equipment). 4x4 Panda for those making oh so tricky countryside trips when it’s rained a bit. Land Rover if you’re a farmer.
Sorted.
I doubt you'd pass the DBS though.
I have an enhanced one. Not sure if your drunk driving charge would disqualify you. Hopefully.They obviously don’t check too hard if you passed.