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Had some kind of giant drain/ditch sucking lorry in front of me today.
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That Merc is so pathetic and tacky.
It's fine (IMHO) for a young lad or lass.
Tragically however, I've seen a couple of blokes of a similar age to me recently, driving such Tupperware-adorned embarrassments.
Not a private as in "vanity" plate, but I've just seen a silver-ish BMW with dents all over it, its back end held together with what looks like parcel tape, blasting down the approach to the drive thru at Maccies.
Hardly surprising that the car looks like it does, given the way it's being driven.
Plate was something like AE14 YBF
Certainly, they should be on a Jeremy Beadle show......
Hardly surprising that the car looks like it does, given the way it's being driven.
Plate was something like AE14 YBF
Certainly, they should be on a Jeremy Beadle show......
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Went out without my phone yesterday.
Saw two cars locally, with seemingly identical plates. One a BM, the other a Merc.
When I checked online, one has 2 numbers and 3 letters, the other has 3 numbers and 2 letters.
25 OOO
25 0OO
But the way the zero and "O" are the same in Charles Wright mean they look identical.
Saw two cars locally, with seemingly identical plates. One a BM, the other a Merc.
When I checked online, one has 2 numbers and 3 letters, the other has 3 numbers and 2 letters.
25 OOO
25 0OO
But the way the zero and "O" are the same in Charles Wright mean they look identical.
The vehicular equivalent of white stilettos.
Until a few years ago a neghbour's relative used to visit in their knackered Metro, that looked very unloved. Unsurprisingly.
The reg was PT17, which I would hazard a guess is quite a valuable plate. Always used to think it an odd pairing - a virtually valueless old nail wearing an expensive plate.
I wouldn't be surprised if they lived in unheated squalor, and left an estate that was the best part of a million.
The neighbour's relatives did have a large house, and my neighbour did complain about how it was always cold there when he visited them.
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