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glow_ginga
11th November 2002, 19:13
£188.00 Wheels
£35.00 Delivery
£32.00 Tracking
£40.00 Tyre
£15.00 Fit & Balance
£17.00 Front Wiper Blades
£5.00 Rear Wiper Blade
£70.00 Front Disks
£35.00 Brake Pads
£80.00 Service
£15.00 Fuel Filter
£50.00 Rack Repair
£150.00 Labour
£732.00 Total
:(
/me looks a his wallet as all the money flys off into to hands of MiNgTeA's dad.
Mingtea
11th November 2002, 19:35
yes driving into islands is silly.
Steadders
11th November 2002, 19:45
well you already said 732...
what do we do now?
normaly we have to name them, im just plain lost!
Gifted
12th November 2002, 07:26
is it just me or do northerners! call em islands....
got a some mates in manchester that call them islands... were as down here were we try and speak properly we say 'Roundabouts'
but come to think of it islands is more fun!
/me try and use islands from no on :D
Badgerz
12th November 2002, 09:03
northern monkeys
glow_ginga
12th November 2002, 09:10
yeah but i aint northern :p
live south of birmingham so am not northern :P
Mingtea
12th November 2002, 10:30
Midlands therefore "Psuedo"
Say_Ten
12th November 2002, 10:42
No mans land ;)
barcode1999
12th November 2002, 10:42
yeh we call em roundabouts in the north
Noodleman
12th November 2002, 12:11
silly thing in the road which gets run over by all the tractors :D
Gotta love somerset ;)
believe it or not, there is a guy around here who has a tractor, and he races it up and down the main highstreet against all the boy racers :D
Very funny to watch.
Bugstomper
12th November 2002, 13:26
OOOOOOOO AAAAAAAAAAARRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR
roundabouts round here, but i like the word island, i'll write it down and try to use it in polite conversation more often !
FeAr
12th November 2002, 13:43
I sometimes call them roundabouts -- but they are chidish kiddy park rides that make you sick when the 'big kids' push you...
Sometimes i call them islands, which can sometimes get confusing....
anyway, what was the point of my post again...
...oh...
northern monkeys
????
Southern BarStewards :D
Mingtea
12th November 2002, 14:42
Roundey Type Thingy.
FeAr
12th November 2002, 14:43
yeah use that in a convo.... yeah, its over there by the roundy type thingy!!! lol :D
Steadders
12th November 2002, 19:13
err Badgerz, is it me or is your avatar a bit err....sick?
Cheez
12th November 2002, 20:09
Something you may see in some of the more detailed street racing games ;)
Originally posted by 5teadders
err Badgerz, is it me or is your avatar a bit err....sick?
True though :D
Bob^^
12th November 2002, 22:28
Redditch is now famous for its 'islands'
http://www.bbc.co.uk/herefordandworcester/features/2002/11/bb_printing.shtml
it has a calendar that was on the BBC!!!
Mingtea
12th November 2002, 22:57
Yes come to Redditch for the fine Cusine and Friendly people, stay for the roundabouts.
Bootz
13th November 2002, 00:30
how did you even manage NOT to write the car off?
btw what car was it?
Mingtea
13th November 2002, 01:52
Fiat Chinquiwentiaoetahatgdosgo
Bent the steering rack and buckled the two front wheels, and it was due a service.
Gifted
13th November 2002, 07:23
still is due a service!! just its now also due a few days at the body shop too!
:D
Bowser
14th November 2002, 21:01
Sounds like you need to get some driving skillz
How do you hit an roundabout?
Bowser
14th November 2002, 21:02
Originally posted by barcode1999
yeh we call em roundabouts in the north
I'm from the midlands and we call them roundabouts here. Must be a brummie thing.
Gifted
15th November 2002, 07:39
actually come to think of it..... my sisters husband to be from brummie and he calls em islands!!
Dwarf_Pr0n
8th December 2002, 22:41
I'm from the North (Yorkshire).
They are roudabouts.
About the only thing we would call an island is the ones in the middle of the road with the bollards on them.
m00
8th December 2002, 23:53
Whoever said he drove into a roundabout?
Gifted
9th December 2002, 07:27
yea def a BIRMINGHAM THING.....
went up there last weekend and all the signs call them ISLANDS..
e.g 'Swan Island' (J6 of the M42 i think! :confused: )
Ruth
9th December 2002, 18:05
Originally posted by Dwarf_Pr0n
I'm from the North (Yorkshire).
They are roudabouts.
About the only thing we would call an island is the ones in the middle of the road with the bollards on them.
Agreed.
Islands are the little things in the middle of the road where pedestrians run to, to avoid being killed.
Roundabouts are...well, i wont explain for you.
Bloody southeners. :rolleyes:
KBB
9th December 2002, 20:27
fs northern scum (only applying to rooth clearly :p) tbh, i didnt know what u were on about with "islands" till some1 said they were roundabouts. clearly we are right :D
Mingtea
9th December 2002, 20:33
Birmingham is not in the south you silly butch lesbian black vagina!
Dwarf_Pr0n
9th December 2002, 22:36
Its South of Yorkshire.
So Brummies are Southerners to me :p:
Ruth
16th December 2002, 19:20
Originally posted by MiNgTeA
Birmingham is not in the south you silly butch lesbian black vagina!
Birmingham is in the South! I feel so strongly on this point, tat if i didnt think it immature, i'd type this in capitals: Birmingham is in the South! And i'd also possibly add about 5 exclamation marks, just to make my point.
That is how right i feel i am about Birmingham being in the South. And dont you dare call me a big black vagina, you big black southern vagina!
And KBB, sweedy, darling, petal, lamb, die, thnx. :) xx
Dwarf_Pr0n
16th December 2002, 19:48
So kind :)
Ruth
16th December 2002, 20:14
Thats me.
Rooth, known for her kindness and bunny ears...
...is not how anyone knows me.
Being a slut and wearing bunny ears would probably be closer to a general description.
And in Newcastle, we dont use the word "kind". We say "canny".
Get it right, Yorkshireman.
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