Date: Thu, 12 May 2005 08:55:06 +0100 From: "性rbnospam" <1nospamcommmode> Subject: Re: LOLOLOLOLOL
"gw" <no.spamnospam.com> wrote in message news:yK6dnYMeTte87x_fRVn-gQnospamphia.com... > > "性rbnospam" <1nospamcommmode> wrote in message > news:d5toto$g3h$1nospamg2.svr.pol.co.uk... >> >> In all seriousness I do like the replacement LED bulbs for indicators and >> stop/tail, but of course my 9-3's SID bulb-checking program won't let me > use >> them. It can't detect the voltage drop & tells me they're out. So I put >> them in my bike instead. >> >> I don't know where in the world you are, but here in the UK the popular >> choice of vehicle for the bolt-on-accessory brigade is the Vauxhall Corsa > or >> Citroen Saxo, having now surpassed the Nova and Ford Escort as the weapon > of >> choice for the baseball-hat-on-backwards generation. What's the >> international choice? >> >> D :-) >> >> PS, forgot the Renault Clio. How could I? >> >> > > You don't have Honduhs? Nothing like a Civic plastered with "Type R" > stickers, 12" rims with 4" of positive offset, an illuminated 6" diameter > "fart cannon" exhaust outlet, numerous stick-on vents, more neon than a > Las > Vegas whorehouse, and 4 subwoofers that are larger than the OEM wheels. > Oh, > don't forget the roof wing for "downforce" - and spray paint the hood > black > for that carbon fiber look. > > And it still pulls a 20 in the quarter mile. There are a couple of the 'unusual' vehicles about (Civic, FTO, Alfas etc), but as Graham rightly says, the irritating brats can't afford the insurance (although they seem to be able to find the cash for graphics, window tints, LEDs, ICE and an exhaust you could lose a small child in). It's quite amusing to educate them as to what 185hp of 'grandad car' can do. Perhaps it's 'cos I don't have stickers advertising '16v' and 'turbo'. I'd still love to hear the whistly fake turbo though. D :-)
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