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thesmilingassassin

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Friday, October 13th 2006, 4:01am

Hilarious, allthough I could debate they didn't try hard enough with a few tests that truck sure did take a hell of a beating!

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Friday, October 13th 2006, 10:45am

Clarkson did then write one off by using it as a boat though!

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Friday, October 13th 2006, 4:38pm

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Hilarious, allthough I could debate they didn't try hard enough with a few tests that truck sure did take a hell of a beating!

True and in order to find out how truly though it is, they should have compared it with a few other brands of pickup trucks.

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Clarkson did then write one off by using it as a boat though!

Ah yes... the Toybota. :-)

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Friday, October 13th 2006, 11:51pm

Bentley Continental GTC

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Saturday, October 14th 2006, 1:35am

If I could have a toy car to play with when I didn't want to drive my favorite Viper, it'd have to be the Spyker C8 Lavrolette.

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Saturday, October 14th 2006, 4:19am

More moderate

Personally I drive this now.


1972 Dodge Dart

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Saturday, October 14th 2006, 8:22am

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If I could have a toy car to play with when I didn't want to drive my favorite Viper, it'd have to be the Spyker C8 Lavrolette.

Spyker?!? You might want to reconsider that. That's a Dutch car!

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Saturday, October 14th 2006, 7:42pm

The FIAT 130
Behold the power of a V6 engine




I love this car.

A bad ass italian sedan.

Or Maserati Quattroporte III
even more bad ass but its just too expensive

thesmilingassassin

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Sunday, October 15th 2006, 5:41am

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Originally posted by Ithekro
Personally I drive this now.


1972 Dodge Dart


Let me guess, does she have the straight six engine or are ya packin some heat under that stately looking sedans hood?

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Sunday, October 15th 2006, 5:50am

Slant six. 18 to 21 miles to the gallon at present. Roughly 120,000 miles on it.

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Monday, October 16th 2006, 9:39am



Hyosung GA, but mine has spoked wheels and is a nice dark black/green. 150-200mpg and about 5000miles on the clock. Power - 15hp, but I can beat just about any car except for straight line speed.

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Monday, October 16th 2006, 4:19pm

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Hyosung GA, but mine has spoked wheels and is a nice dark black/green. 150-200mpg and about 5000miles on the clock. Power - 15hp, but I can beat just about any car except for straight line speed.


Excepting straight line speed, my bicycle is competitive with most cars in town and around corners. Not surprisingly, drivers don't take too well to being overtaken by a bloke on a pushbike.

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Monday, October 16th 2006, 5:26pm

One of my housemates rides a bike up to campus which takes him half an hour or so. It takes me 15mins on my bike, mainly because of the permament 2 mile queue of traffic in Bath centre. I'm sure he'd actually beat me there apart from the 200-300high hill our campus is on.

You happen to have facebook yet Rob?

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Monday, October 16th 2006, 11:38pm

My current steed.....

Honda Bros 400

Nice little bike, drags my sorry butt to and from work easily!

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Monday, October 16th 2006, 11:52pm

What do fat chicks and Japanese motorcycles have in common?

They are both fun to ride until your friends see you on one.

Cheers,

thesmilingassassin

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Tuesday, October 17th 2006, 2:11am

Man I just visualized that......UGGG!!

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Tuesday, October 17th 2006, 8:39pm

Interesting image there, Roger. Yes, very interesting...

Is that a 200 metre high hill, or 200 feet? 200 feet is child's play, but 200 metres is no fun at all.

Not got that facebook thing; just tried registering, and it didn't like me.

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Tuesday, October 17th 2006, 8:49pm

200metres about 10 at the bottom to 204m alt. We have our own microclimate up on campus (usually fog, rain and snow)

Here

Strange that facebook doesn't like you, maybe a problem with the uni servers. I had awful problems registering with some sites last year.

Mac, I considering getting a 2nd hand Bros earlier this year. A really nice bike, but not cost-effective for me to swap. I'll just have to save my student loan until I can buy the Morini Corsaro.