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    Re: Driven wild or to distraction?

    Quote Originally Posted by ducasi
    The female driver – will not lead right (clockwise) turns, preferring to go anticlockwise round the block, turning left three times.
    Where on earth did you get that idea

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    Re: Driven wild or to distraction?

    How about the car with the broken shock-absorbers that just won't stop bouncing?

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    Re: Driven wild or to distraction?

    How about:

    The Flash Git - Drives everywhere with hazard lights flashing (especially common around Xmas and Halloween time)

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    Re: Driven wild or to distraction?

    Quote Originally Posted by JoC
    Where on earth did you get that idea
    Um...

    (Don't worry, you're in very good company... my Mum doesn't like that turn either. )
    Let your mind go and your body will follow. – Steve Martin, LA Story

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    Re: Active or passive?

    Quote Originally Posted by Zebra Woman
    Don't forget........

    The Renault Megane - A slightly out of proportion booty with a lot of hip action.
    That's me but I'm trying so hard to be a topless one... ahem.. convertible...... smaller butt and great fun outdoors.. can even be considered quite classy when driven well

    Wx

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    Re: Driven wild or to distraction?

    The Learner Driver - Nervous, breaks down every movement needed to drive the car. Ecstatic to get from A to B.
    Thats me!!

    The Smart Car - Small But Perfectly formed. Agile but very safe.

    The Morris Traveller - Old and a little bit wooden.

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    Re: Driven wild or to distraction?

    Great thread Cruella!

    The speed demon- always drives as fast as possible no matter what the speed limit!

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    Re: Driven wild or to distraction?

    The 2CV - never fails to raise a smile, but few people ever take it seriously.

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    Re: Driven wild or to distraction?

    The old police car looks like a panda with horns on top and constantly flashes at you!! (and some might add has a pr#ck on the inside!)

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