Rattlegun
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Am I the only one?
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Rant was probably the wrong word, explanation would of been correct but doesn't sound as good 
and I agree to disagree, I agree driving in the garden or a field is not road driving it never has and never will be however it gives a gist of the basics of driving (gears, steering, throttle, brakes and clutch most importantly) like I said I'm my last post I KNOW it's not road driving and I KNOW it's not relative to road driving but I never claimed it to be and never claimed to be a fully fledged driver with a license or insurance. The imagination is key here. At my age (17 days away from taking a lesson) the imagination runs wild on driving especially after waiting since the age of 7 to be able to start the process of road driving. Everyone knows what country roads are like and everyone could to some extent imagine what it would be like to drive on one which is what I done when suggesting I would most likely keep the mini if I where in the country due to the much better roads leading to a much better experience but where I am I can ONLY imagine that driving a land rover would be more preferable. Once again I haven't claimed in any of my posts to be a fully fledged licences driver only a 17 year old with a passion for land rovers/cars in general and driving. I have not implied road driving intentionally and can't see that I have however that can be down to personal preference.
and I agree to disagree, I agree driving in the garden or a field is not road driving it never has and never will be however it gives a gist of the basics of driving (gears, steering, throttle, brakes and clutch most importantly) like I said I'm my last post I KNOW it's not road driving and I KNOW it's not relative to road driving but I never claimed it to be and never claimed to be a fully fledged driver with a license or insurance. The imagination is key here. At my age (17 days away from taking a lesson) the imagination runs wild on driving especially after waiting since the age of 7 to be able to start the process of road driving. Everyone knows what country roads are like and everyone could to some extent imagine what it would be like to drive on one which is what I done when suggesting I would most likely keep the mini if I where in the country due to the much better roads leading to a much better experience but where I am I can ONLY imagine that driving a land rover would be more preferable. Once again I haven't claimed in any of my posts to be a fully fledged licences driver only a 17 year old with a passion for land rovers/cars in general and driving. I have not implied road driving intentionally and can't see that I have however that can be down to personal preference.
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I'm liking young master mattward ...he has eloquence and a politeness yet also a confidence that you don't see in many 17 year olds - and he can write proper gud like , wiv spellin and stuf
and he can write proper gud like , wiv spellin and stuf
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I'm liking young master mattward ...he has eloquence and a politeness yet also a confidence that you don't see in many 17 year olds -
yiz eye ugree wiz u sum.
Spunka
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That Mini is fooking A
It will drive ****e in London traffic with twin carbs and big cam,It needs to be balls out
No offense but if your old man can drive that landy with the stiff box then the problem will be you
Like 110 hormone says "nice grammar" :crazy_driver:
