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Old 29-10-07, 05:57 AM   #11
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Nice art, will be interesting to see a ZS if and when you get one
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Old 29-10-07, 08:24 AM   #12
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No no no if you really know how to drive you won't let a pair of airs stop you silly, and they can be moved around into better position depending on the drivers mood.
If Jim had had them on his car as he approached the speed bump he could have used them as an air brake to slow the car down. That would have saved the damage to the front splitter, towing eyes, sump and suspension bushes. "Michael, I cannot allow you to jeopardise your life by taking off from that speed bump. I'm deploying the rabbit ears as an air brake."
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If they flap he can use them to fly to Norway...
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Old 29-10-07, 03:46 PM   #14
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Problem is, it's my car that has the rabbit ears not his
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If Jim had had them on his car as he approached the speed bump he could have used them as an air brake to slow the car down. That would have saved the damage to the front splitter, towing eyes, sump and suspension bushes. "Michael, I cannot allow you to jeopardise your life by taking off from that speed bump. I'm deploying the rabbit ears as an air brake."
Yeah yeah very funny!

Guess who was watching ***** Rider lmfao!

I was too

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Old 29-10-07, 11:24 PM   #16
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Problem is, it's my car that has the rabbit ears not his
What's his is yours and what is yours is his....


sorry that was probably a mis-quote.... What's his is yours and what is yours is yours.

That better?
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