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mkpdavies · 18-12-2006, 11:28 PM

You always get your p's and g's mixed up, don't you jc. :wink:

NickIrons · 19-12-2006, 12:03 AM

Having worked door security for one
of London's most established security
companies (May I add, the first to introduce
the licencing of staff before it became
mandatory) for a while before I emigrated.
I had many assignments at gay venues, I
would say that, from my experiences, gay
men, not homosexuals, gay men are some of
the most prejudiced and bigoted people I
have ever met, if it wasn't for their over-the-top
campness, would fit right in with the far right.

mkpdavies · 19-12-2006, 12:19 AM

If you listen to LBC in the morings, you would realise Nick is right. The stuff that comes out in the a.m. on the way to work, is funny, but no way would a straight man be able to say it.

Besoeker · 25-12-2006, 03:25 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by John Carter

Quote:

Originally Posted by Besoeker

Just for the record, I drive a black supercharged Mercedes. Not because I'm a poser. I travel lots and it is comfortable, quiet, fairly quick, handles well, practical, reasonably economical and has good residuals.

You're a pimp?

B.ugg.er it! My cover's blown.

Invictus_88 · 25-12-2006, 05:59 PM

My vehicle is (on the inside, fundamentally) a Series IIa Land Rover from 1971. Old-school landies are always quite 'straight', but this one has been quite noticeably modified by someone with strongly American tastes.

Consequently, it doesn't look just quietly straight, but outlandishly and suspiciously straight! :roll:

NoMoreEUSSR · 26-12-2006, 05:49 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Lazyguy

I'm campaigning to bring back the original meaning of gay.

Hear hear!

No milk today
It wasn't always so
The company was gay
We turned night into day

...from a day when batty boy activity/buggery was still illegal in the UK.

When I was young and innocent, kids at school would sometimes ask me if I was gay and of course I replied "yes", since I felt cheery. I had no idea what they found so funny... :twisted:

Besoeker · 30-12-2006, 10:41 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Invictus_88

My vehicle is (on the inside, fundamentally) a Series IIa Land Rover from 1971. Old-school landies are always quite 'straight', but this one has been quite noticeably modified by someone with strongly American tastes.

Consequently, it doesn't look just quietly straight, but outlandishly and suspiciously straight! :roll:

A colleague of mine has a Land Rover.
It has a sticker on the back:

Quote:

Don't follow me - you won't make it

I quite like that.

Besoeker · 31-12-2006, 12:21 AM

Just for some amusement here are some of my previous cars.

First car in my first real job.

Next was a Ford.

Dreadful colour. Mine was saluki bronze.
Exec motor with a Ford Transit engine.

This was quite a nice motor:

I modified the overdrdrive to get seven gears.

And this was a gem. Big lazy straight 6 pot. Four on the floor plus two overdrive ratios.

And this was a disaster. Top of the range Ford of the day. V6, fully loaded.
Handled like a pig. First engine managed 9k miles before it let go.

This Alpha Romero 164 Lusso was next. First front wheel drive for me. Three litre V6 and a bit of a beast. But an exhaust note to die for.

That Jag on the left was next. V12 engine. Very quick and very quiet.
I did over 100,000 miles in it. But when the fuel gauge goes down at the same rate the speedometer goes up it is an expensive motor to run.

Oh well. Citroen XM 3.0. All the bells and whistles. Including an electrically operated armrest.

Then a Toyota Camry. A very much under rated car.
Three litre quad cam V6. Silky smooth. And very fast.
Sure, it looks bland. But a wolf in sheeps clothing.

kernow · 31-12-2006, 01:08 AM

My how exciting :roll: I just love looking at pictures of cars! :roll:

Aardvark · 31-12-2006, 08:29 AM

I'm sad - I own a Mini Mayfair and a Rover 400! :roll:

18-12-2006, 11:28 PM	#11 (permalink)
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mkpdavies Uber Member Join Date: Sep 2004 Location: Woking Posts: 32,059 Party: Libertarian Party	If you listen to LBC in the morings, you would realise Nick is right. The stuff that comes out in the a.m. on the way to work, is funny, but no way would a straight man be able to say it. __________________ http://brits4ronpaul.blogspot.com/ http://wokinglibertarians.blogspot.com/ http://lpuk.org My ignore list Labour, Lib Dems

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19-12-2006, 12:03 AM	#12 (permalink)
NickIrons Member Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: Bienne, Switzerland Posts: 494	Having worked door security for one of London's most established security companies (May I add, the first to introduce the licencing of staff before it became mandatory) for a while before I emigrated. I had many assignments at gay venues, I would say that, from my experiences, gay men, not homosexuals, gay men are some of the most prejudiced and bigoted people I have ever met, if it wasn't for their over-the-top campness, would fit right in with the far right.

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Invictus_88 Junior Member Join Date: Sep 2006 Location: Wilts. Posts: 25	My vehicle is (on the inside, fundamentally) a Series IIa Land Rover from 1971. Old-school landies are always quite 'straight', but this one has been quite noticeably modified by someone with strongly American tastes. Consequently, it doesn't look just quietly straight, but outlandishly and suspiciously straight! :roll:

31-12-2006, 12:21 AM	#18 (permalink)
Besoeker Uber Member Join Date: Mar 2006 Posts: 5,116	Just for some amusement here are some of my previous cars. First car in my first real job. Next was a Ford. Dreadful colour. Mine was saluki bronze. Exec motor with a Ford Transit engine. This was quite a nice motor: I modified the overdrdrive to get seven gears. And this was a gem. Big lazy straight 6 pot. Four on the floor plus two overdrive ratios. And this was a disaster. Top of the range Ford of the day. V6, fully loaded. Handled like a pig. First engine managed 9k miles before it let go. This Alpha Romero 164 Lusso was next. First front wheel drive for me. Three litre V6 and a bit of a beast. But an exhaust note to die for. That Jag on the left was next. V12 engine. Very quick and very quiet. I did over 100,000 miles in it. But when the fuel gauge goes down at the same rate the speedometer goes up it is an expensive motor to run. Oh well. Citroen XM 3.0. All the bells and whistles. Including an electrically operated armrest. Then a Toyota Camry. A very much under rated car. Three litre quad cam V6. Silky smooth. And very fast. Sure, it looks bland. But a wolf in sheeps clothing.

31-12-2006, 01:08 AM	#19 (permalink)
kernow Uber Member Join Date: Oct 2004 Posts: 5,280	My how exciting :roll: I just love looking at pictures of cars! :roll:

31-12-2006, 08:29 AM	#20 (permalink)
Aardvark Moderator Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: Oxonia Posts: 4,253	I'm sad - I own a Mini Mayfair and a Rover 400! :roll: