Henry_b
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don't go there, we all got kept in at break time for that thread
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best keep this thread clean'ish
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Oh yeah forgot..
best keep this thread clean'ish
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and no bypassing the blooming swear box or you will be right in the doodoo
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soz
Henry_b
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Oh yeah forgot..
best keep this thread clean'ish
Ah yes best not screw with the swear filter....
bad things 'appen when we do that.
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can somebody let us know when we have gone too far as Alfred Lamb told me it is ok to say whatever we like.
i best get up early and have a thread tidy up
i best get up early and have a thread tidy up
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Its simple.
Years ago Google pulled out because of swearing in public areas of the forum. As a free forum the resulting lose of revenue meant we nearly folded.
You dont need to be clever to bypass the filter but its stupid on several levels.
Its seems rediculous to ban members for speach I use in everyday conversation and I'd really rather not but I do understand how it can be necessary
Years ago Google pulled out because of swearing in public areas of the forum. As a free forum the resulting lose of revenue meant we nearly folded.
You dont need to be clever to bypass the filter but its stupid on several levels.
Its seems rediculous to ban members for speach I use in everyday conversation and I'd really rather not but I do understand how it can be necessary
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@ HC: Does that mean you can add a 405 prefix while you’re at it?!
I’ll let you lot in on a secret. God knows why! Every time I turn up somewhere in the 405 I feel I must have borrowed my dad’s car. Still can’t believe it’s mine. Well, Ben’s...
I’ll let you lot in on a secret. God knows why! Every time I turn up somewhere in the 405 I feel I must have borrowed my dad’s car. Still can’t believe it’s mine. Well, Ben’s...
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Fair one blue, hang on i'll go back and edit my bad words, they are are not big or clever agreed - can we have a tail between our legs smiley along with the L405 prefix ?
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No worries. If you search back far enough you can find Ratty threatening me with a holiday
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I feel like a bit of a er now - SORRY !!! last one I promise
er now - SORRY !!! last one I promise
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Someone mention my name???
Silverbacks have all been sorted out, and filled to the brim!
Now L405 - I sit on the fence, I am pleased that Land Rover are keeping it real and still making full fat mofo cars (I guess we still have to suffer the Ejoke) and whilst the Velar is a technological whizz - it just isn't big enough for me! The Sport now has its place in the stable, and with the introduction of the SVR, thats keeps it in the pantheon of Range Rover.
The only reason I sit on the fence is the rounded styling, yes it still has the Range Rover design cues but too rounded off.....still its nice to see a big Full Fat Range Rover on the road.
For me, the ultimate good looking Range Rover is the 2012 L322.....I think that is one good looking hunk of Land Rover goodness......girding of the loins looking to me that is!
Now that is pant wettingly good looking.....
May I be excused for an undisclosed number of minutes?
Silverbacks have all been sorted out, and filled to the brim!
Now L405 - I sit on the fence, I am pleased that Land Rover are keeping it real and still making full fat mofo cars (I guess we still have to suffer the Ejoke) and whilst the Velar is a technological whizz - it just isn't big enough for me! The Sport now has its place in the stable, and with the introduction of the SVR, thats keeps it in the pantheon of Range Rover.
The only reason I sit on the fence is the rounded styling, yes it still has the Range Rover design cues but too rounded off.....still its nice to see a big Full Fat Range Rover on the road.
For me, the ultimate good looking Range Rover is the 2012 L322.....I think that is one good looking hunk of Land Rover goodness......girding of the loins looking to me that is!
Now that is pant wettingly good looking.....
May I be excused for an undisclosed number of minutes?
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I know I know, I am back in the socks and sandals - Nike Air Nazareth for me from now on
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As much as i like the L322
nothing is better looking than a H&H P38
nothing is better looking than a H&H P38
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Linely for me in the P38A package.......As much as i like the L322
nothing is better looking than a H&H P38
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I concur although I thought the RR Vajazzle was bigger when it was first releasedSomeone mention my name???
Silverbacks have all been sorted out, and filled to the brim!
Now L405 - I sit on the fence, I am pleased that Land Rover are keeping it real and still making full fat mofo cars (I guess we still have to suffer the Ejoke) and whilst the Velar is a technological whizz - it just isn't big enough for me! The Sport now has its place in the stable, and with the introduction of the SVR, thats keeps it in the pantheon of Range Rover.
The only reason I sit on the fence is the rounded styling, yes it still has the Range Rover design cues but too rounded off.....still its nice to see a big Full Fat Range Rover on the road.
For me, the ultimate good looking Range Rover is the 2012 L322.....I think that is one good looking hunk of Land Rover goodness......girding of the loins looking to me that is!
Now that is pant wettingly good looking.....
May I be excused for an undisclosed number of minutes?
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Oooooo, I like that nickname for it.....
The Vajazzle is quite a small car.....and like its new nickname, is just all for show!
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I had a play in the 2018 LWB Hybrid a couple of weeks ago............what a joy. Only green oval I have ever been in that I could get legs into a comfortable position. The major down side is the loss of boot space. It's definitely a vehicles for cruising majestically wherever you are going.. It's not for dog owning, horse owning, gun carrying, hay bale transporting, etc, etc, types. It's for the executive types making a statement but I doubt many will make it near the grass verge, let alone on the grass.
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Linely for me in the P38A package.......
Hmm it is was a toss up between the linley and the H&H well i'd be fooked!
both great, the linley being the top of the tree
However i would still give a slight edge to the H&H
I'm drowning in me own drool!
Ooh and the 630R is another beastie i would love to have!
Damn i'm torn!
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