"TDi not recommended ye mane c*nts" HAHA

Damokc

Just saw this "AD" on DoneDeal


Well lads we have a cruise/ diffin organised for saturday 21/1/2012 .this is a proper organised night not like slick-irl and munster retro "s*it" cruises when your just parked up looking at eachother waiting for a rwd to do something .we are meeting in killarney at 9pm in lidl car park , we are gone at 10pm .we have a private yard organised for the night .. hope to see a big crowd there hasnt been a proper night since the recession started .. if your in the munster area its not a night to be missed .TDi not recommended ye mane c*nts

Nissan doctor

Jesus....cruises went out with max power magazine didn't they:rolleyes:


They are also the reason that proper modified car enthusiast get stuck with the boy racer stereotype!

Kevvv

And we wonder why we (young male drivers) pay such high insurance :pac:

.... might keep one or two off the Waterford bypass that night anyway :pac:

johnos1984

Damokc wrote: »

we have a private yard organised for the night

The same one near the hospital where the cars were screaming for their lives two weekends ago.

Great........sounded very responsible that Sunday :rolleyes:

Doom

Useless gobsh1tes, grow up

Absurdum

Price: € 50,000

**** that!

vectra

Why no diesels??
LOL

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PUP7wAzf0KA

vetstu

Could anyone organise for the American drone to do a flyover of Lidl that night?

Unsinnig

Nissan doctor wrote: »

proper modified car enthusiast

I laughed till I had pee running down my leg! There's no difference between the two. Fact.

Pique

Unsinnig wrote: »

I laughed till I had pee running down my leg! There's no difference between the two. Fact.

There's a huge difference.
(A). Enthusiasts spend lots of money carefully modifying their car with proper respect to power, brakes, handling and looks.
(B). Boy racers look like they've ram-raided Halfords.

Badly thought-out modifications can put someone from (A) into (B) however.

LLU

Well it's depressing to think that somebody can reach car-driving-age and have such a poor grasp of grammar, spelling and punctuation.

Big Nasty

I think they're 'havin' a giraffe' with that ad lads, well at least I hope they are!:eek::eek::eek:

langdang

LLU wrote: »

Well it's depressing to think that somebody can reach car-driving-age and have such a poor grasp of grammar, spelling and punctuation.

Not bad compared to your average DoneDeal ad though!

Veloce

LLU wrote: »

Well it's depressing to think that somebody can reach car-driving-age and have such a poor grasp of grammar, spelling and punctuation.

Even more so they have reached the driving age and can't even behave responsibly in behind the wheel.

We could organise a motors meet to this one for sh!ts and giggles?!

Vicxas

Oh god thats just embarrasing, It'll be full of civics.... and ****e ones at that

SV

Kevvv wrote: »

And we wonder why we (young male drivers) pay such high insurance :pac:

This makes fvck all sense yet see it mentioned the whole time on things like this.
If they're not crashing the cars and claiming then how the fvck are events like this anything at all to do with rip off insurance prices?
Insurance prices are so high for young drivers because the insurance companies can get away with it, that's all.


The ad I'd funny though with regards to the tdi's. And they dont want them because a decent and fast tdi is as rare as a blue moon.


And there's a clear difference between modified car enthusiasts and boy racers, if you think there isn't.. Well you're wrong, and an idiot.

SV

SV wrote: »

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Insurance prices are so high for young drivers because the insurance companies can get away with it, that's all..................

..........because they're not as experienced as older folk, often don't have full licenses too long, are prone to a crash or two in many cases etc etc aren't factors so?

I paid over IR£2000 when I was early 20s on a 1.4 when I had a couple years NCB and a full license, I thought that was expensive, now I pay €300 on a 2.5, I think that's looney cheap, swings and roundabouts.

Nissan doctor

Unsinnig wrote: »

I laughed till I had pee running down my leg! There's no difference between the two. Fact.

Thats the sort of pig headed ignorance that causes the problems in the first place.

Unsinnig

Nissan doctor wrote: »

Thats the sort of pig headed ignorance that causes the problems in the first place.

Wee c*nts with freeflow exhausts and stupid rims and whale tails burning up the estates are what cause the problem, not people who both obey the rules of the road and realise that there's no need for racing mods on a roadcar (there must be some Freudian rhetoric regarding libido, size or somesuch, but I don't need to point out the blatant). Not a feckin' ounce of sense in their thick heads. There's no need for any "performance modifications" on any car, due to several legal factors in Ireland, including the speed limit, noise pollution regulations, emissions etc etc etc.

Thus, "enthusiast" or "boy racer", same thing. Loud, garish cars, with needless modifications, generally p!ssing people off with their noise et al.

yeah, I have a grudge.

EPM

Unsinnig wrote: »

Wee c*nts with freeflow exhausts and stupid rims and whale tails burning up the estates are what cause the problem, not people who both obey the rules of the road and realise that there's no need for racing mods on a roadcar (there must be some Freudian rhetoric regarding libido, size or somesuch, but I don't need to point out the blatant). Not a feckin' ounce of sense in their thick heads. There's no need for any "performance modifications" on any car, due to several legal factors in Ireland, including the speed limit, noise pollution regulations, emissions etc etc etc.

Thus, "enthusiast" or "boy racer", same thing. Loud, garish cars, with needless modifications, generally p!ssing people off with their noise et al.

yeah, I have a grudge.

Nothing wrong with a good grudge;)

However, I fear you points are lost on a motors forum. There is a world of difference between the two, and it's the latter that is the issue on our roads.

eringobragh

Unsinnig wrote: »

Wee c*nts with freeflow exhausts and stupid rims and whale tails burning up the estates are what cause the problem, not people who both obey the rules of the road and realise that there's no need for racing mods on a roadcar (there must be some Freudian rhetoric regarding libido, size or somesuch, but I don't need to point out the blatant). Not a feckin' ounce of sense in their thick heads. There's no need for any "performance modifications" on any car, due to several legal factors in Ireland, including the speed limit, noise pollution regulations, emissions etc etc etc.

Thus, "enthusiast" or "boy racer", same thing. Loud, garish cars, with needless modifications, generally p!ssing people off with their noise et al.

yeah, I have a grudge.

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Gary ITR

I for one hope this scene takes off again, could do with selling a few bits

Unsinnig

eringobragh wrote: »

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Making up for a small mickey by adding rims and a freeflow to your 97 reg Civic forum is that way

paulmclaughlin

Unsinnig wrote: »

Not a feckin' ounce of sense in their thick heads.

Unsinnig wrote: »

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Making up for a small mickey by adding rims and a freeflow to your 97 reg Civic forum is that way

Pot, kettle, black.

eringobragh

Unsinnig wrote: »

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Making up for a small mickey by adding rims and a freeflow to your 97 reg Civic forum is that way

Move along please :rolleyes:

Graham_B18C

Unsinnig wrote: »

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Making up for a small mickey by adding rims and a freeflow to your 97 reg Civic forum is that way

Testament1

Unsinnig wrote: »

Wee c*nts with freeflow exhausts and stupid rims and whale tails burning up the estates are what cause the problem, not people who both obey the rules of the road and realise that there's no need for racing mods on a roadcar (there must be some Freudian rhetoric regarding libido, size or somesuch, but I don't need to point out the blatant). Not a feckin' ounce of sense in their thick heads. There's no need for any "performance modifications" on any car, due to several legal factors in Ireland, including the speed limit, noise pollution regulations, emissions etc etc etc.

Thus, "enthusiast" or "boy racer", same thing. Loud, garish cars, with needless modifications, generally p!ssing people off with their noise et al.

yeah, I have a grudge.

Believe it or not there are plenty of people out there who use their road car as a track car aswell so why shouldnt they have performance enhancing mods on their car?? Noise pollution limits are 99dB (for the NCT anyway) which pretty much all of these exhausts would pass fairly handy.

As for the ad itself, well if they're going to be diffing in a private yard like they say then at least they probably wont be doing much pricking around on the roads.....right??;)

TestTransmission

Unsinnig wrote: »

I laughed till I had pee running down my leg! There's no difference between the two. Fact.

Unsinnig wrote: »

Wee c*nts with freeflow exhausts and stupid rims and whale tails burning up the estates are what cause the problem, not people who both obey the rules of the road and realise that there's no need for racing mods on a roadcar (there must be some Freudian rhetoric regarding libido, size or somesuch, but I don't need to point out the blatant). Not a feckin' ounce of sense in their thick heads. There's no need for any "performance modifications" on any car, due to several legal factors in Ireland, including the speed limit, noise pollution regulations, emissions etc etc etc.

Thus, "enthusiast" or "boy racer", same thing. Loud, garish cars, with needless modifications, generally p!ssing people off with their noise et al.

yeah, I have a grudge.

Unsinnig wrote: »

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Making up for a small mickey by adding rims and a freeflow to your 97 reg Civic forum is that way

I love how you tar everyone with the same brush.

Going through your previous posts on boards,I see you partake in airsoft.
I always found it a bit odd as a past time but I don't go posting in the airsoft forum slagging off FCA rejects about them chasing each other around a forest with toy guns now do I?

EPM

eringobragh

TestTransmission wrote: »

I love how you tar everyone with the same brush.

Going through your previous posts on boards,I see you partake in airsoft.
I always found it a bit odd as a past time but I don't go posting in the airsoft forum slagging off FCA rejects about them chasing each other around a forest with toy guns now do I?

EPM

Right this has had its run...