No, don't be silly.Mr. Dazzle wrote: ↑Thu Jun 08, 2023 7:18 am So you expressed your displeasure by cleaning their car for them?
He expressed displeasure and disappointment with the Ford dealer by cleaning and detailing Enterprise's hire car.
No, don't be silly.Mr. Dazzle wrote: ↑Thu Jun 08, 2023 7:18 am So you expressed your displeasure by cleaning their car for them?
Can I visit, I feel the need for the Spirit!
Now I have to deal with driving around in a ghetto gangbanger car...surprised it doesn't already have bullet holes in it, but at least it's clean.
I will never understand the "it's only a rental - so I can trash it" mentality.
When we all had company Mondeos in Milton Keynes, we thrashed the arse off them on all the roundabouts
Reading your various posts about your car woes, you have compiled a list of cars (apart from the charger) that I have no idea what they are!
Take it back with some of these:
I've always been a fan of Eddie Lawson, he got a rental stuck about 20ft up a tree at Elkhart Lake back in the day
We were celebrating his win at Salzburg and we went out and didn’t get back to the paddock until about 2:00 in the morning. I guess you can probably imagine the condition we were in. I’m driving back and Kevin is playing rally. I was the driver but he was the navigator. He was trying to tell me how fast I could go through this hairpin. We were pulling into the paddock. He said, “Go into first and just flick it through here and hold it wide open.” Okay. I do it.
We dropped two wheels off and we go down a cliff—literally a cliff. The car was on its side. He’s staring up at me and I’m looking down at him. We’re both hung in the belts. He looks at me and the headlights are staring off into these trees because they’re pointing straight up. He looks up at me and he goes, “Try reverse.” I just turned the key off…
So all your activities have been centred on 'when stuff goes down the pan'?gremlin wrote: ↑Fri Jun 09, 2023 12:50 pm Managed a liquidity contingency test with the Bank of England.
Fitted a new toilet seat in the family bathroom
Now reviewing an intraday liquidity document to submit to the regulators.
By far and away the most interesting and satisfying part of my day has been making sure the lid of the bog seat was nicely aligned with the top of the toilet.
I think I need to start thinking about retirement.
This VW Atlas (276hp) is no (400hp) Explorer ST. Bigger engine, but no turbos. It's an absolute slug. In the time it takes the VW to decide to react to throttle inputs & actually start to accelerate to pass one vehicle, the ST would have passed six. The first time I started to overtake someone yesterday I thought there was something wrong with it.