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SUBARMAN 30-10-2008 01:43 PM

How to place a spoon on a shelf where there is no connecting
 
...........door. There you go guys - company car photo time !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Lucky 30-10-2008 02:41 PM

Re: How to place a spoon on a shelf where there is no connecting
 
Well....................... I havent got it yet cause I 'aven't finished paying for mine. More importantly, how high is the shelf and is there a window?. And is the spoon woodern or metal?.

worzel 30-10-2008 04:53 PM

Re: How to place a spoon on a shelf where there is no connecting
 
Right then, lets post it here so we don't get told off again :lol:

Did you get your scooby through a PLP as I did Steve? I have paid myself the extra money for the last 4 1/2 years as a dividend to get the tax down on it and claimed mileage.

This one I am doing the same thing virtually but with a bit more in the kitty. Although I am flat out buying it and not going down a lease purchase with maintainence option. I have allowed more than enough to cover that.

I did think about a New Cooper S myself, but when this came along at the silly price it is, I just couldn't ignore it.


[img]http://i178.photobucket.com/albums/w266/worzelg/GK05SVX_01_pf_281008_4.jpg[/img]

[img]http://i178.photobucket.com/albums/w266/worzelg/GK05SVX_02_pf_281008_5.jpg[/img]


As I said in the other post, it is fully loaded with extras, leading me to think it is probably an ex demo car.

You never know, I might not even like it................... but I doubt that.

worzel 30-10-2008 04:56 PM

Re: How to place a spoon on a shelf where there is no connecting
 
And the answer about the spoon is.

If the spoon is coated in semi-fluid grease then you can pass it through the gear box that is stuck in the middle of the wall next to the door.

Simple as that really.

Lucky 30-10-2008 06:14 PM

Re: How to place a spoon on a shelf where there is no connecting
 
Yes mate, similar type of deal. I had leased my old WRX and it seemed crazy to return a car after two years that had only done 12000 miles, when I actually would have kept it. So this time I opted to buy it, knowing I want to keep hold of it. Once its bought, it'll then be mine to do as i please with.

The M3 is a lovely motor. As much as I love the scooby, sometimes its nice to jump into something else - makes you realise how quick the scoob is and you dont take it for granted!

Next time though, i'm not too bothered about owning something. I will prob just lease a GTi/cooper s for a year.

As for the spoon :cuckoo: :cuckoo: :cuckoo: :cuckoo: :cuckoo:

Crowman 30-10-2008 06:48 PM

Re: How to place a spoon on a shelf where there is no connecting
 
Ive got a 320 m sport company car,and the scoob feels like a rocket compared to the bmw.
Great car,smooth and fully spec'd but get blown away by most deisels.



Assuming the spoon is the model chromium then simply shimmy on up to the wall and throw the twangle end first.

DukeBoy 30-10-2008 06:51 PM

Re: How to place a spoon on a shelf where there is no connecting
 
Just make sure the indicators work Steve, cos i have yet to see a bmw with indicators that work :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl:

And make sure you get the parking permit that bmw supply.....so you have the right to park any fcuking where you want :rofl: :rofl: :rofl:

SUBARMAN 30-10-2008 08:38 PM

Re: How to place a spoon on a shelf where there is no connecting
 
LOL at the Duke!!!

Yes Martyn! It's the twangle end that needs to be coerced through the gabbin bulge. You were quite right. Bit of KY on the bugle snuff, and a light prod, and the shelf will stay upright through inclement weather.

worzel 30-10-2008 09:54 PM

Re: How to place a spoon on a shelf where there is no connecting
 
But isn't the twangle deemed irreversably scantlethwad by inclement weather?

I would have thought that you would be much better off by reconstituting your worrup with rum and leaving it in a dark place for the winter............ like Sittingbourne?

Cath 30-10-2008 10:53 PM

Re: How to place a spoon on a shelf where there is no connecting
 
:cuckoo:

RobVXD 31-10-2008 09:21 AM

Re: How to place a spoon on a shelf where there is no connecting
 
I hope you haven't gone for the psychic indicators and bellendtronic option that most BMW drivers opt for...

[img]http://i108.photobucket.com/albums/n22/RobVXD/BMWWtronic.jpg[/img]

Sorry, just don't like BMW's. Nor the stereotypical drivers of them that you seem to get around my way. Fortunately most of them have now moved over to Volvo XC90's or Audi Q7's because they are BIGGER!

I hope you are very happy with it :D

worzel 31-10-2008 09:51 AM

Re: How to place a spoon on a shelf where there is no connecting
 
I know what you mean mate.

BMW drivers come with pretty **** reputations. They reckon though that the cocks who previously drove beemers are now in Audi's as you said.

The one thing I am going to enjoy on Sunday is turning up in the Scooby, and telling them that I just need something slower for during the week. I'll keep the quick one for the weekends :mrgreen: :mrgreen:

Cath 31-10-2008 10:18 AM

Re: How to place a spoon on a shelf where there is no connecting
 
Well I had a 3 beemers before I got the scoob :fight:

and I still like driving them every so often because there is just something about them :rant:

RobVXD 31-10-2008 11:08 AM

Re: How to place a spoon on a shelf where there is no connecting
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Cath
Well I had a 3 beemers before I got the scoob :fight:

At least you saw sense [img]http://i108.photobucket.com/albums/n22/RobVXD/Gifs/lol4.gif[/img]

worzel 31-10-2008 12:04 PM

Re: How to place a spoon on a shelf where there is no connecting
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Cath
Well I had a 3 beemers before I got the scoob :fight:

and I still like driving them every so often because there is just something about them :rant:

I have always liked the sound of a beemer. Really nice engine note on them.

It's like all cars though, Volvo drivers have a bad rep because some people drive them so poorly, some scooby drivers are complete donuts and everyone gets tarnished with the same tag?

But..................................... as Rob Said.............................................. . you eventually saw sense ;)

RobVXD 31-10-2008 12:17 PM

Re: How to place a spoon on a shelf where there is no connecting
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by worzel
Quote:

Originally Posted by Cath
Well I had a 3 beemers before I got the scoob :fight:

and I still like driving them every so often because there is just something about them :rant:

I have always liked the sound of a beemer. Really nice engine note on them.

It's like all cars though, Volvo drivers have a bad rep because some people drive them so poorly, some scooby drivers are complete donuts and everyone gets tarnished with the same tag?

But..................................... as Rob Said.............................................. . you eventually saw sense ;)

Oi!

Watch what you say about Volvo drivers! :wedgie:

I'm doing my best to get them a NEW reputation! Should've seen the look I got from a lad in a chav mobile as I went past and left him :rofl: Mind you, these D5's don't half shift ;)

worzel 31-10-2008 02:34 PM

Re: How to place a spoon on a shelf where there is no connecting
 
Volvos are cool matey 8-) We both come from the T5 generation, when Ridell and Harvey were tearing the BTCC apart in T5 estates :norty:

The problem with Volvos is the few that are "Captain Slow Middle Lane Hogger @ **** all MPH" that irritates people. :nod: Then everyone who says they drive a volvo gets looked at as if they were one!

BMW drivers, it's nice and easy with.......... That's why there is such good storage in the centre consol on a beemer............................... so that when the driver gets in, they can store their common sense and courtesy in there! ;)

BIG"E" 31-10-2008 04:58 PM

Re: How to place a spoon on a shelf where there is no connecting
 
Nice car Steve,

Hopefully you wont need any SPANNERS. :rofl: :rofl: :rofl:

DukeBoy 01-11-2008 08:39 AM

Re: How to place a spoon on a shelf where there is no connecting
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Cath
Well I had a 3 beemers before I got the scoob :fight:

and I still like driving them every so often because there is just something about them :rant:

Is it because they make the scoob feel soooooooooo much better Cath?

worzel 03-11-2008 08:47 AM

Re: How to place a spoon on a shelf where there is no connecting
 
Not a very happy bunny :sadno:

Got a phone call at 10.00am yesterday morning from Karl @ BMW T/Wells. Some other ****er put a deposit down on Saturday night at 8.00pm.

RobVXD 03-11-2008 08:51 AM

Re: How to place a spoon on a shelf where there is no connecting
 
Bummer :(

Means you can get yourself a sensible car instead :D

Crowman 03-11-2008 09:15 AM

Re: How to place a spoon on a shelf where there is no connecting
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by worzel
Not a very happy bunny :sadno:

Got a phone call at 10.00am yesterday morning from Karl @ BMW T/Wells. Some other ***** put a deposit down on Saturday night at 8.00pm.

Oh mate what a ****e, missed the sushi for fook all.
I always say it is meant to be mate. Now get real and go for a skyline or your favourite NSX :yeah:

worzel 03-11-2008 09:32 AM

Re: How to place a spoon on a shelf where there is no connecting
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Crowman
Quote:

Originally Posted by worzel
Not a very happy bunny :sadno:

Got a phone call at 10.00am yesterday morning from Karl @ BMW T/Wells. Some other ***** put a deposit down on Saturday night at 8.00pm.

Oh mate what a ****e, missed the sushi for fook all.
I always say it is meant to be mate. Now get real and go for a skyline or your favourite NSX :yeah:

Been looking on the Paragon website this morning :nod:

Crowman 03-11-2008 09:36 AM

Re: How to place a spoon on a shelf where there is no connecting
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by worzel
Quote:

Originally Posted by Crowman
Quote:

Originally Posted by worzel
Not a very happy bunny :sadno:

Got a phone call at 10.00am yesterday morning from Karl @ BMW T/Wells. Some other ***** put a deposit down on Saturday night at 8.00pm.

Oh mate what a ****e, missed the sushi for fook all.
I always say it is meant to be mate. Now get real and go for a skyline or your favourite NSX :yeah:

Been looking on the Paragon website this morning :nod:



Mmmmmmmmmmmmmm Now your talking

worzel 03-11-2008 09:46 AM

Re: How to place a spoon on a shelf where there is no connecting
 
Seen 5 that I like including a 911 turbo.

The Turbo is to say the least "pushing the bounderies" price wise, but is ultimately tempting.

Will be going over there to talk to them at some point.

DukeBoy 03-11-2008 02:16 PM

Re: How to place a spoon on a shelf where there is no connecting
 
Steve you really do have bad car taste dont you....was you having an off day when you brought the scoob? :rofl: :rofl:

worzel 03-11-2008 02:38 PM

Re: How to place a spoon on a shelf where there is no connecting
 
I was having a shocker! :rofl: :rofl:

Because of the fact I am buying it instead of leasing and giving back, I am after something half decent that I can enjoy driving in.

I hasten to add, these are all second hand that I'm looking at! No silly money passing hands here :nono:

The first thing I will be doing (this will look good on the back of the Carrera 2 I am interested in for sure) is getting my sticker guy to make the following sticker, with a smiling "Pig E" at the end.

MY FAST CAR IS A SCOOBY!

Ideally I would like to stick it on while I am picking it up :norty:

DukeBoy 03-11-2008 06:39 PM

Re: How to place a spoon on a shelf where there is no connecting
 
RS4 you know it makes sense :norty:

worzel 03-11-2008 06:43 PM

Re: How to place a spoon on a shelf where there is no connecting
 
I have been looking :nod:

Crowman 03-11-2008 08:17 PM

Re: How to place a spoon on a shelf where there is no connecting
 
For sure Rich
Trouble then,the RS4 will be quicker than the Scoob,Superb car though.

Get a luxury cruiser mate,then you got best of both worlds.

You could re-mortgage and get an RS8

Lucky 03-11-2008 08:20 PM

Re: How to place a spoon on a shelf where there is no connecting
 
2007 T25. 'nough said. There was one at goodwood on sunday. Awesome, just knowing what lies beneath.

Crowman 03-11-2008 08:33 PM

Re: How to place a spoon on a shelf where there is no connecting
 
Yep,saw that was nice,also RB320 was nice

Scott.T 03-11-2008 08:53 PM

Re: How to place a spoon on a shelf where there is no connecting
 
If you get a Porker you could jump between that and the scoob and switch between being a Cock to a Chav in less time then it take you to get to 60 :boom:

Get the ultimate Wagon and get the RS4 Avant....show the wagon squadron how to really fly.

DukeBoy 03-11-2008 08:55 PM

Re: How to place a spoon on a shelf where there is no connecting
 
Couldn't agree more Scott :yeah:

Crowman 03-11-2008 09:06 PM

Re: How to place a spoon on a shelf where there is no connecting
 
Heck Worzel,you might aswell get a caravan to hook on the back :doh:

You would not be disapointed with a BMW,Mine is 18 months old now,fully spec'd 320 M Sport,Covered 39,000 Not fast but very nice to drive.

worzel 03-11-2008 10:12 PM

Re: How to place a spoon on a shelf where there is no connecting
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by SilverSurfer
If you get a Porker you could jump between that and the scoob and switch between being a Cock to a Chav in less time then it take you to get to 60 :boom:

Get the ultimate Wagon and get the RS4 Avant....show the wagon squadron how to really fly.

I have seen a stunner too. Trouble is they are not available at the money I'm looking at (not without **** loads miles on them :roll: )

I reckon this week for looking and decide after the weekend.

I might post up the choices for some opinion.

Martyn, have thought about a cruiser :nod:


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