Date: Thu, 22 Apr 2004 15:21:26 +0200 From: "Kristian Steve Jensen" <dat0hksjnospam.hitos.no> Subject: Re: Where's the best offline to buy circlips in the UK?
"MeatballTurbo" <carl.robsonnospamcing-czechs.com> skrev i melding news:MPG.1af1afd595f1f85598a0c7nospam.individual.net... > In article <c68308$8s9fu$1nospam52899.news.uni-berlin.de>, > grunffnospam.com says... > > Offline?? Wassthat? > > > You remember the old days, when you would visit a shop in person, talk > to grumpy old bugger, and feel good about, and real paer or metal money > would change hands, and you knew you had the right part because he was > grumpy old bugger because he had spent all his younger years memorising > parts catalogues for everycar ever produced, instead or being out > drinking and whoring with his other fellow young men (I won't say > friends because he didn't have any due to his studies). > > nowadays though, you get some young pleb who wouldn't know a parts > catalogue if it bit you in the ass, who clicks a mouse, and tells "you > you want one of those" you ask if he can get the original manufacturers > part number comparison to check, and he says "He can't because the > computer doesn't carry it" but inreality he is monumentally hung over > from too many nights drinking and whoring, safe in the knowledge that he > will never become a real grumpy old parts man, and also safe in the > knowledge that what he has ordered for you might fit, but if it doesn't > then they always have the 20% restock fee for special order parts. I think a relative of Bob Marley fixed my old Audi and changed oil on my Saab recently. 'Nuff said. Kristian
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