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m306

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Post #101
thugpuggin wrote:
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on the bike comment cress87, im one of the few who actually move over and try to make it easier and safer for the biker. i know hes going to pass whether i like it or not so why be a dick about it? id rather be considerate to a fellow car/bike enthusiast


Nah, your being too nice/considerate, move over a bit so he can overtake then once he's alongside open your door to stop him overtaking, I mean why should he get to his destination before you? Dunno


I prefer to put the window down and say "you know a 6 will get there quicker than you. Want a lift?"

true, because 'a 6 would have him in the twisties' Thumbs up

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Posted 19th Jan 2012 at 21:53
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Footah what do you do for a living?

As i do alot of driving myself for my job....all in my 6, got a lovely 250 mile round trip to portsmouth and salisbury tomorrow Doh

I see retards on the roads everyday. Had this dense bird about 3 foot from my bumper today in a 40 zone, i kept staring at her through the rear view mirror....she didnt understand.

Once car in front of me turned off i left her behind but i just cant believe some people do not even compute what they are doing sometimes.

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Posted 19th Jan 2012 at 21:57
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Post #103
thugpuggin wrote:
davedgti6 wrote:
m306 wrote:
on the bike comment cress87, im one of the few who actually move over and try to make it easier and safer for the biker. i know hes going to pass whether i like it or not so why be a dick about it? id rather be considerate to a fellow car/bike enthusiast


Nah, your being too nice/considerate, move over a bit so he can overtake then once he's alongside open your door to stop him overtaking, I mean why should he get to his destination before you? Dunno


I prefer to put the window down and say "you know a 6 will get there quicker than you. Want a lift?"


I might be inclined to accept, but only if the rear seats are folded down. Yes

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Posted 19th Jan 2012 at 21:59
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Post #104
cress87 wrote:
thugpuggin wrote:
davedgti6 wrote:
m306 wrote:
on the bike comment cress87, im one of the few who actually move over and try to make it easier and safer for the biker. i know hes going to pass whether i like it or not so why be a dick about it? id rather be considerate to a fellow car/bike enthusiast


Nah, your being too nice/considerate, move over a bit so he can overtake then once he's alongside open your door to stop him overtaking, I mean why should he get to his destination before you? Dunno


I prefer to put the window down and say "you know a 6 will get there quicker than you. Want a lift?"


I might be inclined to accept, but only if the rear seats are folded down. Yes


Well we need to get the bike in don't we.

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Posted 19th Jan 2012 at 22:01
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Post #105
honestly3k wrote:
Footah what do you do for a living?

As i do alot of driving myself for my job....all in my 6, got a lovely 250 mile round trip to portsmouth and salisbury tomorrow Doh

I see retards on the roads everyday. Had this dense bird about 3 foot from my bumper today in a 40 zone, i kept staring at her through the rear view mirror....she didnt understand.

Once car in front of me turned off i left her behind but i just cant believe some people do not even compute what they are doing sometimes.


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Posted 19th Jan 2012 at 22:03
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m306

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Post #106
cress87 wrote:

I might be inclined to accept, but only if the rear seats are folded down. Yes

i know this is getting off topic but how does that make the car any better? ive seen it mentioned a few times on here

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Posted 19th Jan 2012 at 22:05
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^^^LOL

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Posted 19th Jan 2012 at 22:06
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Post #108
thugpuggin wrote:
cress87 wrote:
thugpuggin wrote:
davedgti6 wrote:
m306 wrote:
on the bike comment cress87, im one of the few who actually move over and try to make it easier and safer for the biker. i know hes going to pass whether i like it or not so why be a dick about it? id rather be considerate to a fellow car/bike enthusiast


Nah, your being too nice/considerate, move over a bit so he can overtake then once he's alongside open your door to stop him overtaking, I mean why should he get to his destination before you? Dunno


I prefer to put the window down and say "you know a 6 will get there quicker than you. Want a lift?"


I might be inclined to accept, but only if the rear seats are folded down. Yes


Well we need to get the bike in don't we.


Good call. Next time I'm on my bike and see a 6, I will simply begin folding down the back seats loading the CBR into the boot without even asking the driver. They will feel no need to question this since I live for the 306 (and the CBR). Yes

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Posted 19th Jan 2012 at 22:07
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Post #109
m306 wrote:
cress87 wrote:

I might be inclined to accept, but only if the rear seats are folded down. Yes

i know this is getting off topic but how does that make the car any better? ive seen it mentioned a few times on here


Dude please tell me your not being serious ? Crazy
Posted 19th Jan 2012 at 22:07
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Post #110
m306 wrote:
cress87 wrote:

I might be inclined to accept, but only if the rear seats are folded down. Yes

i know this is getting off topic but how does that make the car any better? ive seen it mentioned a few times on here


Laugh

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I may have been speeding Mr Policeman but [a] I live for the 306 and [b] did you see that dog? omfg
Posted 19th Jan 2012 at 22:07
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m306

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Post #111
bigbadbowen wrote:
m306 wrote:
cress87 wrote:

I might be inclined to accept, but only if the rear seats are folded down. Yes

i know this is getting off topic but how does that make the car any better? ive seen it mentioned a few times on here


Dude please tell me your not being serious ? Crazy

im just kidding LOL everyone knows it lowers the centre of gravity thus improving cornering Yes

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Posted 19th Jan 2012 at 22:10
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Post #112
I'd like to be seeing the police nick people for being apprehensive and/or driving below the speed limit, failing to accelerate appropriately after leaving traffic lights or junctions etc but its just not going to happen. The test is all wrong - it allows everyone to be able to drive when the fact of the matter is some people are just not cut out for it.

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Posted 19th Jan 2012 at 22:11
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Post #113
m306 wrote:

im just kidding LOL everyone knows it lowers the centre of gravity thus improving cornering Yes


ERIC Doh LOL

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Posted 19th Jan 2012 at 22:12
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m306

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Post #114
darkgti6 wrote:
I'd like to be seeing the police nick people for being apprehensive and/or driving below the speed limit, failing to accelerate appropriately after leaving traffic lights or junctions etc but its just not going to happen. The test is all wrong - it allows everyone to be able to drive when the fact of the matter is some people are just not cut out for it.

isnt there a minimum speed limit in places in america or somewhere? i remember hearing about it a few years ago and thinking we need that here. people doing 30 in a 60 are bloody dangerous, should have a minimum speed of 45 i think

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Posted 19th Jan 2012 at 22:14
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m306

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Post #115
darkgti6 wrote:
m306 wrote:

im just kidding LOL everyone knows it lowers the centre of gravity thus improving cornering Yes


ERIC Doh LOL

Dunno now im confused by my own attempted joke LOL maybe i should stick to serious matters

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Posted 19th Jan 2012 at 22:15
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thugpuggin

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Post #116
m306 wrote:
bigbadbowen wrote:
m306 wrote:
cress87 wrote:

I might be inclined to accept, but only if the rear seats are folded down. Yes

i know this is getting off topic but how does that make the car any better? ive seen it mentioned a few times on here


Dude please tell me your not being serious ? Crazy

im just kidding LOL everyone knows it lowers the centre of gravity thus improving cornering Yes


It does but I play devils advocate and open the sunroof and stand up.

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Posted 19th Jan 2012 at 22:23
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