DownwardDog
Riding a Brompton with a power meter.
The answer is, obviously, no. The Hilux/L200 own that market segment now and they are assembled in low cost countries like Thailand.
Is the Range Rover Sport the apex in arsehole wheels ?
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The answer is, obviously, no. The Hilux/L200 own that market segment now and they are assembled in low cost countries like Thailand.
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This is what a Chelsea tractor/Lamborghini should look like, and better equipped to cope with London speeds. With an estimate of just £22,000, she cold be yours
This extremely slow Lamborghini could be yours for £22,000
This extremely slow Lamborghini could be yours for £22,000
not-bono-ever
meh
hold yer horses
new RR announced. it is called the Velar. Could be the new arsehole wheels of 2017- if definitely will be the arsehole wheels of 2021 , when depreciation has knocked 70% off its 2016 new price
new RR announced. it is called the Velar. Could be the new arsehole wheels of 2017- if definitely will be the arsehole wheels of 2021 , when depreciation has knocked 70% off its 2016 new price
Bahnhof Strasse
Met up with Hannah Courtoy a week next Tuesday
Vulva?
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It's difficult not to laugh at this Driver fined for leaving wheel inches out of space in near-empty car park
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Prefer: Station carpark to be repainted after commuter proves spaces are too small
Gonna cost Southwest Trains £1000's
not-bono-ever
meh
*furious*
Bahnhof Strasse
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Spaces are too small these days though. Paid £30 to park for 5 hours in Brighton last weekend, touched the wall with the nose of the car and still the back end was sticking out of the space. And when we returned there was a car in the space next to us so we had to back out to get the youngest kid in to the car. For 30 quid would expect my shoes cleaned or something as well as a space large enough for a car to actually fit in to.
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I'm glad he got a ticket, because there was no reason whatsoever for him not to park courteously. He just didn't give a fuck. Well now he does.
That's food for thought. If I still parked in Dorking Station car park instead of parking over a mile away because I finally just had enough of it, I might pursue the same action. Those spaces are ok if you're in something Panda-sized, but not much else.Prefer: Station carpark to be repainted after commuter proves spaces are too small
Gonna cost Southwest Trains £1000's
beesonthewhatnow
going deaf for a living
I struggle to park our S-Max in a lot of places now. Spaces just haven't kept up with modern cars.
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Bahnhof Strasse
Met up with Hannah Courtoy a week next Tuesday
Oh, and have that!
Bahnhof Strasse
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Audi A6, hardly a fucking Hummer.
And no, not parked at the O2 for a gig
I received a series of increasingly hysterical and arguably illegal letters from an escalation of parties after Indigo decided I had not parked in a legal bay at Dorking Station during a Southern Strike. I ignored them all. In the end, it all passed the statute of limitations. Fuck them and their strong-arm tactics designed to terrify people into paying something they have no duty to pay.
Bahnhof Strasse
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Oddest thing about my victory over Parking Eye on 2nd February is that on 1st February they sent this:
The gratifying thing is the knowledge that it has cost them money every time they send something to you.
Bahnhof Strasse
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Yeah. It may have cost them a bit more had they not capitulated. Here's my letter to them:
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meh
They used to send me notice of attendance county court letters, all filled in but never stamped or issued by the court- naughty . I scrawled fuck off in perm marker across it and sent them back with no stamp.
It's a nice idea, but you would have to show it was actually costing you £150 + VAT per letter. You could get away with £20 per letter though, no problem. I have used that threat myself in the past.
Bahnhof Strasse
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I run my VAT registered business from the address the car is registered to. I can easily show that 30 minutes of my time is worth £150 and as it is a service that amount is subject to VAT. I think including my company registration number and VAT number at the bottom of the letter may have helped...
pogofish
Testicle Hairstyle
Parking Eye are notorious for doing shit like this.
dylanredefined
Not a house elf a tiger
Or you could see a therapist for your delusions that there is such a thing as a good no nonsense defender
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If a Range Rover is not bad enough, I have just seen one crawling along Chelsea Embankment with a reg 81G, pure class!
I also saw the reg NOT 2B again this morning, this time being driven. I will forgive this one as it was one of a pair, owned by a thespian. Their other car, an Aston (?) has a reg 2B or similar, which is fair enough.
I also saw the reg NOT 2B again this morning, this time being driven. I will forgive this one as it was one of a pair, owned by a thespian. Their other car, an Aston (?) has a reg 2B or similar, which is fair enough.
SpookyFrank
A cheap source of teeth for aquarium gravel
The thing about kids right, is that most of them have legs.
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I once saw a Range Rover parked in Chelsea that had the plate 10 MPG. I have never been so close to keying a car. I never saw it again even though I'm in Chelsea every day, so I'd like to think the owner had the car vandalised so many times they decided to switch the number plate for one that didn't scream "I'm a complete and utter cunt".
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