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  1. Originally posted by WojBhoy[..]
    Aha, jawohl, ein gut Plan! Ich bin ziemlich gut danke schone! Was hast machst du?


    Ehm..been to Amstelveen today, a city beneath the smell of Amsterdam. Did some shopping with the family, bought October remastered, Who's Next from The Who, and 4 DVD's (The Kingdom, Blood Diamond, Flag of our Fathers and Letters From Iwo Jima). And this very evening, I visited my brother and pregnant sister in law while we were sitting in front of the chimney.

    You?
  2. Originally posted by MWSAH[..]Ehm..been to Amstelveen today, a city beneath the smell of Amsterdam. Did some shopping with the family, bought October remastered, Who's Next from The Who, and 4 DVD's (The Kingdom, Blood Diamond, Flag of our Fathers and Letters From Iwo Jima). And this very evening, I visited my brother and pregnant sister in law while we were sitting in front of the chimney.

    You?

    The smell of Amsterdam? Sounds like productive shopping there! The Kingdom and Blood Diamond are great films (Dad bought the two Clint Eastwood films, but I've never got round to watching them)

    I got up, had some breakfast, went over a mate's, drove to work (with L-plates and Dad in the passenger seat) without stalling once - which, so everyone knows, is a record in our Punto. I've been learning since last November in a diesel, so it's a piece of piss to drive but having to then swap into a piddly little petrol engine is a different kettle of fish for me. BUT NOW someone explained to me the basic technique of pulling away in a petrol car, no worries lol! Including an expertly performed hillstart . Work itself was fine, if very hot - sports halls generally are and then came home early. And here I am now! lol.
  3. Hey Casper....Harry.
  4. Originally posted by WojBhoy[..]
    The smell of Amsterdam? Sounds like productive shopping there! The Kingdom and Blood Diamond are great films (Dad bought the two Clint Eastwood films, but I've never got round to watching them)

    I got up, had some breakfast, went over a mate's, drove to work (with L-plates and Dad in the passenger seat) without stalling once - which, so everyone knows, is a record in our Punto. I've been learning since last November in a diesel, so it's a piece of piss to drive but having to then swap into a piddly little petrol engine is a different kettle of fish for me. BUT NOW someone explained to me the basic technique of pulling away in a petrol car, no worries lol! Including an expertly performed hillstart . Work itself was fine, if very hot - sports halls generally are and then came home early. And here I am now! lol.


    Watched both these films in the cinema...their greatness is the reason why I bought them. Must see them again.

    I remember when I changed from diesel to petrol. I had my lessons in some VW Golf, fine car, but when I got my license, I needed to cope with several petrol cars (Toyota Corola, Ford Mondeo and Hyundai Getz from my brothers and parents). Felt weird but like you said, when you get hold of the 'trick', it's easy.
    Good to hear everything works out fine for you.
  5. Originally posted by haytrainHey Casper....Harry.


    Goodday Jeremy!
  6. Originally posted by haytrainHey Casper....Harry.

    Ahoj Jeremy.
    Originally posted by MWSAH[..]Watched both these films in the cinema...their greatness is the reason why I bought them. Must see them again.

    I remember when I changed from diesel to petrol. I had my lessons in some VW Golf, fine car, but when I got my license, I needed to cope with several petrol cars (Toyota Corola, Ford Mondeo and Hyundai Getz from my brothers and parents). Felt weird but like you said, when you get hold of the 'trick', it's easy.
    Good to hear everything works out fine for you.

    Yeah, twas great to be back in the Punto after a fair while, if only slightly nervous lol. From going from stalling everytime you had to pull away to a almost-flawless drive, you think it's too good to be true lol...
  7. Originally posted by WojBhoy[..]
    Ahoj Jeremy.
    [..]
    Yeah, twas great to be back in the Punto after a fair while, if only slightly nervous lol. From going from stalling everytime you had to pull away to a almost-flawless drive, you think it's too good to be true lol...


    Now we're talking about driving...I discovered that Two Hearst Beat As One is a good song to drive on. Works fantastic as long as the police isn't luring around you.
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  9. Speaking of driving (and therefore cars)....I've got someone that was supposed to come look at my car for sale today.....but he's 25 minutes late.
  10. Originally posted by MWSAH[..]Now we're talking about driving...I discovered that Two Hearst Beat As One is a good song to drive on. Works fantastic as long as the police isn't luring around you.

    lol, speaking of which, I wanted to stick Achtung Baby on but Dad wasn't having any of it...the sod...he was more tense than I was, but I suppose when you play 2nd fiddle to someone with L-plates, that's gonna happen...but it's not like we haven't gone out driving, and even before that when he'd accompany my brother! Madness...lol
    Originally posted by haytrainSpeaking of driving (and therefore cars)....I've got someone that was supposed to come look at my car for sale today.....but he's 25 minutes late.

    Public execution, the only answer

    Hey Nick
  11. Originally posted by haytrainSpeaking of driving (and therefore cars)....I've got someone that was supposed to come look at my car for sale today.....but he's 25 minutes late.


    Hello Nick

    @Jeremy: What car are you about to sell?
  12. Originally posted by MWSAH[..]

    Hello Nick

    @Jeremy: What car are you about to sell?


    Hey Casper! How are you? How are you Jeremy and Harry?
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