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@(f)politics? wrote:
thought i had put it fairly simply :?
wont offer help again :( and yeah i change my own oil and brake pads and so on and even an engine once but i got help with that :lol: i used to enjoy it tho im getting older and wiser now :wink:Don’t be offended poli, it was probably the shock of finding a female that understads the hidden mysteries of a motor car that threw him a bit.
Most females go as far as the colour (pink) of the vfluffy dice and whether it has a make-up mirror (=rear view mirror) or not.
Pffffft, I understood Poli’s reply perfectly and thought she’d made it sound quite simple….but then again my ex-husband was a mechanic and being strapped for cash we nursed several cars, spending weekends working on them so they’d last through the next week….guess I absorbed more about the workings of a car than I realised.
BTW, last time I went shopping for a car, other half came with me, the salesman kept talking to him about the technical stuff (he doesn’t have a clue other than checking the oil and washer fluid!) and gave me the colour charts and fabric samples for the seats…..I bided my time then I started asking questions and the salesman couldn’t answer them and had to call for help – so less of the stereotypes please! :lol:
I went into the garage yesterday with A Renault Clio, and came out with an Austin Allegro,.. So the question is.. HAVE I BEEN ROBBED?.. :?
Now thats a difficult question woohoo, i’d say your even stevens there :lol:
@(f)politics? wrote:
Now thats a difficult question woohoo, i’d say your even stevens there :lol:
Oh Yeah, i see what you mean… :lol: :lol: :lol:
@jen_jen wrote:
…..I bided my time then I started asking questions and the salesman couldn’t answer them and had to call for help – so less of the stereotypes please! :lol:
Yup, every car salesman loves a smartarse …. or is that a stereotype too???
@forumhostpb wrote:
@(f)politics? wrote:
thought i had put it fairly simply :?
wont offer help again :( and yeah i change my own oil and brake pads and so on and even an engine once but i got help with that :lol: i used to enjoy it tho im getting older and wiser now :wink:Don’t be offended poli, it was probably the shock of finding a female that understads the hidden mysteries of a motor car that threw him a bit.
Most females go as far as the colour (pink) of the vfluffy dice and whether it has a make-up mirror (=rear view mirror) or not.
Right first of all, poli was appreciated greatly not that i understood it lol…and well done you for changing brakes and oil etc..next time mine need doing i’ll be sure to come and find you :D xx
Secondly pb im female so less of the sexist comments please ! :twisted: tut tut ! lol x
@woohoo wrote:
I went into the garage yesterday with A Renault Clio, and came out with an Austin Allegro,.. So the question is.. HAVE I BEEN ROBBED?.. :?
LOL@austin allegro, my first boyfriend had an allegro and it was bright yellow…
OMG could see us coming for miles, you have brought back some nasty memories lol.@forumhostpb wrote:
@jen_jen wrote:
…..I bided my time then I started asking questions and the salesman couldn’t answer them and had to call for help – so less of the stereotypes please! :lol:
Yup, every car salesman loves a smartarse …. or is that a stereotype too???
Hmmmmm, I’m going off you….. :lol:
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