Bobupndown
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I'm as big a petrol (or diesel) head as most but some things I don't understand.
My total pet hate, its normally but not limited to mk4 Vw Golf's and Boras, Seat Leon's etc, expertly piloted by local bell ends with their seats so reclined they are almost horizontal, but they have to be to see out below the 2 foot deep sticker at the top of their windscreens. Bouncing along the road in their 'slammed innit' scuzmobile, bodywork being ripped to shreds by their 20" rims everytime they drive over anything bigger than a piece of gravel or a speed ramp, or have to go round one of those 'corners'. With their whistling dump valves announcing another deluge of unburnt diesel smoke obscuring their car and about 2 lanes of traffic behind them, adding to the carefully unwashed back end covered in soot. (The rest of the car probably gleaming) Naturally for a hatchback, the thoughtfully designed and provided useful rear wiper will have been removed preventing the much admired sheet of coal dust being inadvertently removed.
WTF is this about?
My total pet hate, its normally but not limited to mk4 Vw Golf's and Boras, Seat Leon's etc, expertly piloted by local bell ends with their seats so reclined they are almost horizontal, but they have to be to see out below the 2 foot deep sticker at the top of their windscreens. Bouncing along the road in their 'slammed innit' scuzmobile, bodywork being ripped to shreds by their 20" rims everytime they drive over anything bigger than a piece of gravel or a speed ramp, or have to go round one of those 'corners'. With their whistling dump valves announcing another deluge of unburnt diesel smoke obscuring their car and about 2 lanes of traffic behind them, adding to the carefully unwashed back end covered in soot. (The rest of the car probably gleaming) Naturally for a hatchback, the thoughtfully designed and provided useful rear wiper will have been removed preventing the much admired sheet of coal dust being inadvertently removed.
WTF is this about?