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Old 11-01-2012, 02:08 PM
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Pics please!
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Old 11-01-2012, 02:39 PM
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Do it man! :-p
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Old 11-01-2012, 11:35 PM
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Ha Ha! Excellent ideas. Sadly I get paid as much if not more than the supervisors so the response to a pay rise request is likely to be a bit frosty. Especially from our HR dept who are basically a bunch of hatchets whose prime raison detre is to screw every last shekel out of the workforce whilst remaining legal. It's not so much what I earn as what I spend. Or should I say what my wife and kids spend on my behalf.

To be honest, as long it passes the MoT and starts most mornings so I don't over run the AA call out quota I don't really care. The thought of my lot getting their paws on anything more expensive than something one wheeze away from the scrap yard is scary. My only consolation is that the wife's car is even worse. Its an S reg Hyundai Atoz, automatic, more dents and pretty much non existant brakes.

I think if I was to go up market with transport it would have to be post divorce. Perhaps I might take a few snaps tomorrow after work.
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Old 11-02-2012, 12:26 AM
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I'd park it right up front as if I owned the place.

I don't make as much as the managers, so I would post a sign on it, saying.

"See what being the employee of the month will get ya."

It proof pudding that Kissing @ss and Hard work means nothing.

But being the lowest payed does LOL
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Old 11-02-2012, 04:18 AM
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Why do people make such a big deal about cars? They're transportation, who cares what they look like.
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Old 11-02-2012, 04:33 AM
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yeah, great movie !

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Old 11-02-2012, 11:41 AM
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pretty much non existant brakes.
Right, who needs brakes anyway?
But don't worry it's just your wife and kids life you put in jeopardy...

Decent tires and brakes are pretty much the only things a car really needs.
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Old 11-02-2012, 12:04 PM
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No reason to be shy. You deserve the place, and that´s it... and if they can´t accept your car there, they have to give you a new one...
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Old 11-17-2012, 07:43 PM
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A quick footnote on my parking at work. No, I didn't park the Citroen with the directors even though the thought of bringing the whole image of the place down was quite amusing. But sadly the poor old thing died. Coming home Friday evening I got stuck in traffic crawling along because of roadworks and it overheated badly. An 11 mile run ended up taking nearly 2 hours by the time I had stopped to cool down a couple of times. My luck would be a head gasket although it might just be the thermostate.

I need a car for work so I had a quick snout round Saturday morning and managed to find a silver turbo diesel Rover 45. It is top of the range model with all the bibs and bobs like alloy wheels, CD player etc and a spoiler (although not sure why you would have a spoiler on the back of a diesel). It is nearly as old as the Citroen but not especially high mileage and, dare I say it, in almost showroom condition without a scratch, dink or dent to be seen. And at a grand I would almost recoupe the cost in the next year due to the massive increase in fuel economy and the cost of dragging the Citroen through another MoT.

I would normally be a little sceptical about a Rover but then I have owned two Skoda Estelles in my time so I can't be that choosey.

So am I going to park my gleaming new motah in the directors parking place? Still no as the whole idea is totally naff anyway.
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