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They are rather hideous to be fair.
What's made you smile today?
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He did indeed trade in his Panda for an i3. About 2 and a half years ago, he bought... a Panda Pop!
Speaking of pandas...
Isn't she a beauty!?
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Well it's no Daewoo Matiz that's for sure..
Was ahead of its time though, it previewed the look of the nuova 500..
Speaking of pandas...
Isn't she a beauty!?
Love seeing these Pandas in white. Rare where I live but a really neat look given the lines of the cars design!
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Hopefully, all going well, I'm seeing Iron Maiden next year!!!!!! [emoji2] [emoji2] [emoji2]
That's freaking awesome.
Deffo need to see them now before they pack it up (which, knowing those guys will probably be decades yet!) lol
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Which must've therefore been inspired by the original 500. Because the nuova 500 looks like a magnified version of the old - with the engine in front...
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I must admit, I don't see any resemblance to a Fiat 500 in the mk3 Micra meself tbh.
This is what made me smile Saturday, a car for the wife, full book pack, dealer history, 20 quid a year tax, 6 years old, stunning condition, fully loaded with....... ok seats!!!! 2k
appreciate it has diluted the fiat theme in the family by 50%. But next weekend when I open my car it won’t be in s__t state. The previous routine being, clean car, walk to work(5 mins) all week, weekend clean car.
appreciate it has diluted the fiat theme in the family by 50%. But next weekend when I open my car it won’t be in s__t state. The previous routine being, clean car, walk to work(5 mins) all week, weekend clean car.
Looks nice and tidy.
I’d say the Japanese build the best (reliable) cars in the world. Just like the Italians build the best (fun and small) cars in the world.
Now you’ve got both!
Went on a foraging mission to the shops...people giving me funny looks..
Realised I had the car keys in hand and my wife has a distinctive key ring on hers..
Realised I had the car keys in hand and my wife has a distinctive key ring on hers..
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True love, in it's most raw expression! I like it. Lol
Was followed very closely this morning by a Peugeot van. So closely that the tiny word Peugeot on his grille was clearly visible in my grubby rear window.
Reading it in the mirror made me smile, as my silly head read it as 'Toe Goop'. Very fitting, I thought.
(No apologies to any Peugeot lovers out there.)
Reading it in the mirror made me smile, as my silly head read it as 'Toe Goop'. Very fitting, I thought.
(No apologies to any Peugeot lovers out there.)
I am not going to overtly defend any party but blaming May very much over brexit or likely outcome is like blaming the guy tasked with digging a fat ball out of a sewer for getting dirt on their clothes and making it their fault that they smell of ****.
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Just think.. if Mother Theresa can’t sort it out imagine the mess Corbyn would have made!!! Lol
I'm surprised they didn't create a cross-party team to do the deal.
Also, why not challenge the Brexit supporters to present their plans, surely they had them all in place before the vote?
Also, why not challenge the Brexit supporters to present their plans, surely they had them all in place before the vote?
I think the real problem is that nobody knows the answers to political and social problems in the world. Or what to spend a limited budget on - I mean there will always be needs un-met and unhappy people crying from some perspective.
I do think everybody criticising May should realise just like themselves, she doesn’t know the 100% god given perfect solution. Because it doesn’t exist.
It’s going to be messy. Some people will agree wit some points and disagree with others.
But, bottom like, it’s what the majority voted for and the uncertainty of leaving is as vast as the uncertainty of staying and how that also could have resulted badly.
Good? bad? who knows?
I do think everybody criticising May should realise just like themselves, she doesn’t know the 100% god given perfect solution. Because it doesn’t exist.
It’s going to be messy. Some people will agree wit some points and disagree with others.
But, bottom like, it’s what the majority voted for and the uncertainty of leaving is as vast as the uncertainty of staying and how that also could have resulted badly.
Good? bad? who knows?
The negotiators at the EU would run rings around Corbyn and would stitch him up while he was still looking round for instructions from those who pull his strings (Milne, Lansman, McDonnell & Chakrabarti)
He did'nt spend 32yrs on the backbenches because he's a quick-witted and astute political genius and they're well aware of that.
He want's out of the EU, mainly because it stands in the way of his vision of a "people's republic of GB" which would include a raft of regulation, control, enforced social change and nationalisation that even Brussells would baulk at.
That's enough politics, it's a cold but glorious morning, I'm off for pedal.
