Camaros are strange cars

InCommando · **Posted:** Tue Jul 27, 2010 2:48 pm

For a brit to make fun of anyone else's cars is pretty amazing. Of course, the fact that no brit car company of any note still exits is pretty telling. Do you have to know hindi to drive a "brit" car? :-)r

I am pretty sure that Sean is pulling our legs. Perhaps someone is pranking his account. No one is really this uniformed. I have met Sean and while it is true that he looks like he should be wearing a football helmet 24/7 and that his school bus was length-challenged, he seemed bright enough to know that you have to turn a key to start a car... :mrgreen:

Sir Sam · **Posted:** Mon Aug 02, 2010 12:29 am

InCommando wrote:

I am pretty sure that Sean is pulling our legs. Perhaps someone is pranking his account. No one is really this uniformed. I have met Sean and while it is true that he looks like he should be wearing a football helmet 24/7 and that his school bus was length-challenged, he seemed bright enough to know that you have to turn a key to start a car... :mrgreen:

WelshCherokeeCRD · **Joined:** Wed Apr 21, 2010 6:57 am **Posts:** 68

Combat Truck Monkey wrote:

WelshCherokeeCRD wrote:

The sooner you learn American cars are rubbish the better off you will be.

The only good things America can make are four wheel drives and pornography.

Can we say, "British Leyland?" :ROTFL:

And, don't forget Lucas electronics! :lol:

The closest thing to American porn in England at that time was the language that came out of a car owner's mouth! :goink:

Mate, Lucas Electrics was a wise idea. They kept workshops in the UK busy!

InCommando wrote:

For a brit to make fun of anyone else's cars is pretty amazing. Of course, the fact that no brit car company of any note still exits is pretty telling. Do you have to know hindi to drive a "brit" car? :-)r

I am pretty sure that Sean is pulling our legs. Perhaps someone is pranking his account. No one is really this uniformed. I have met Sean and while it is true that he looks like he should be wearing a football helmet 24/7 and that his school bus was length-challenged, he seemed bright enough to know that you have to turn a key to start a car... :mrgreen:

Yes, but the bonus is for 2012 Range Rovers and Jaguar XJs will all have slushie machines installed for back seat passengers, and the talking models will end every sentence with "Very much big time!"

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