On a slightly more humourous note...
Sep 11th 2006, 7:54 pm
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On a slightly more humourous note...
I spotted this licence plate - which I have to say is one of the best plates I've seen here - today in Publix carpark:
And that line of text above the "number" actually says "Imagine"
And that line of text above the "number" actually says "Imagine"
Sep 11th 2006, 8:00 pm
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Re: On a slightly more humourous note...
It won't open 
Sep 11th 2006, 8:02 pm
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Re: On a slightly more humourous note...
Originally Posted by Angry White Pyjamas
I spotted this licence plate - which I have to say is one of the best plates I've seen here - today in Publix carpark:
And that line of text above the "number" actually says "Imagine"
And that line of text above the "number" actually says "Imagine"
Sep 11th 2006, 8:06 pm
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OK ! Got it that time 
I saw a nice lady with big boobs and a mini skirt drive slowly past me in an Escalade on I-93 in MA one morning with the plate '4guys2c'
I saw a nice lady with big boobs and a mini skirt drive slowly past me in an Escalade on I-93 in MA one morning with the plate '4guys2c'
Sep 11th 2006, 8:26 pm
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Re: On a slightly more humourous note...
The guy must be a tosser and she must have gone bust 
Sep 11th 2006, 8:27 pm
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Re: On a slightly more humourous note...
Originally Posted by Angry White Pyjamas
I spotted this licence plate - which I have to say is one of the best plates I've seen here - today in Publix carpark:
And that line of text above the "number" actually says "Imagine"
And that line of text above the "number" actually says "Imagine"
Crap car though...
Sep 11th 2006, 8:30 pm
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Re: On a slightly more humourous note...
Originally Posted by Elvira
Crap car though...
Sep 11th 2006, 8:36 pm
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Re: On a slightly more humourous note...
Originally Posted by Big D
Bollox - a fine symbol of all thats good with the US car industry....oh wank - maybe not - superb fun and indestructible though!
I want a Land Rover
Sep 11th 2006, 8:42 pm
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Re: On a slightly more humourous note...
Originally Posted by Patrick Hasler
If you think they are indestructable come and look at the one rotting outside our house
I want a Land Rover
I want a Land Rover
Trust me LR rot too - oh the body is great all aluminum etc but the underneath isnt - knew i should have waxolyl'd more!
Sep 13th 2006, 5:11 am
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Re: On a slightly more humourous note...
Originally Posted by Big D
...knew i should have waxolyl'd more!
Sep 13th 2006, 5:37 am
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Re: On a slightly more humourous note...
Originally Posted by dbj1000
No you shouldn't, young man! You'll go blind, and what good is a rust-free car to a blind wanker?
Sep 13th 2006, 5:46 am
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Re: On a slightly more humourous note...
Originally Posted by rushman
What's he got to do with it?
At the age of five, Lennie Peters was knocked down by a car and lost the sight of his left eye.
Another accident at 16 made him totally blind. He was sunbathing at Hampstead when louts started throwing stones. He went over and told them to pack it up. He lay down again in the sun and the next thing one of them heaved half a brick at him and got him in the other eye.
He had two operations and sight in his right eye was restored. He was about to be discharged but the night before he was due to go home he noticed the man in the next bed was about to fall on the floor.
He ran over to him, tried to pick him up but as he did the sudden strain detached the retina in his eye. He hasn't seen since
Lennie Peters died from cancer in 1992 aged 59 :scared:
Sep 13th 2006, 5:50 am
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Re: On a slightly more humourous note...
Originally Posted by lionheart
Known in showbiz circles as 'Lucky Lennie' ;
At the age of five, Lennie Peters was knocked down by a car and lost the sight of his left eye.
Another accident at 16 made him totally blind. He was sunbathing at Hampstead when louts started throwing stones. He went over and told them to pack it up. He lay down again in the sun and the next thing one of them heaved half a brick at him and got him in the other eye.
He had two operations and sight in his right eye was restored. He was about to be discharged but the night before he was due to go home he noticed the man in the next bed was about to fall on the floor.
He ran over to him, tried to pick him up but as he did the sudden strain detached the retina in his eye. He hasn't seen since
Lennie Peters died from cancer in 1992 aged 59 :scared:
At the age of five, Lennie Peters was knocked down by a car and lost the sight of his left eye.
Another accident at 16 made him totally blind. He was sunbathing at Hampstead when louts started throwing stones. He went over and told them to pack it up. He lay down again in the sun and the next thing one of them heaved half a brick at him and got him in the other eye.
He had two operations and sight in his right eye was restored. He was about to be discharged but the night before he was due to go home he noticed the man in the next bed was about to fall on the floor.
He ran over to him, tried to pick him up but as he did the sudden strain detached the retina in his eye. He hasn't seen since
Lennie Peters died from cancer in 1992 aged 59 :scared:
Sep 13th 2006, 5:52 am
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Re: On a slightly more humourous note...
Originally Posted by lionheart
Known in showbiz circles as 'Lucky Lennie' ;
Lennie Peters died from cancer in 1992 aged 59 :scared:
Lennie Peters died from cancer in 1992 aged 59 :scared:
Sep 13th 2006, 5:53 am
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Re: On a slightly more humourous note...
Originally Posted by lionheart
Known in showbiz circles as 'Lucky Lennie' ;
At the age of five, Lennie Peters was knocked down by a car and lost the sight of his left eye.
Another accident at 16 made him totally blind. He was sunbathing at Hampstead when louts started throwing stones. He went over and told them to pack it up. He lay down again in the sun and the next thing one of them heaved half a brick at him and got him in the other eye.
He had two operations and sight in his right eye was restored. He was about to be discharged but the night before he was due to go home he noticed the man in the next bed was about to fall on the floor.
He ran over to him, tried to pick him up but as he did the sudden strain detached the retina in his eye. He hasn't seen since
Lennie Peters died from cancer in 1992 aged 59 :scared:
At the age of five, Lennie Peters was knocked down by a car and lost the sight of his left eye.
Another accident at 16 made him totally blind. He was sunbathing at Hampstead when louts started throwing stones. He went over and told them to pack it up. He lay down again in the sun and the next thing one of them heaved half a brick at him and got him in the other eye.
He had two operations and sight in his right eye was restored. He was about to be discharged but the night before he was due to go home he noticed the man in the next bed was about to fall on the floor.
He ran over to him, tried to pick him up but as he did the sudden strain detached the retina in his eye. He hasn't seen since
Lennie Peters died from cancer in 1992 aged 59 :scared:
EDIT:...Is it me...or did I just sound abit like Bob there?