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- May 5, 2004
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- Surrey/Cotswolds
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- W169 A, W205 C, R172 SLC, W447 vantastic
This is a true story.
I was on my way into Woking this morning driving along the Chobham road. Up in front, one of those Prius (spit spit yuk) things pulled out in front of me. It was in that awful flat mid blue colour. I honestly felt sick looking at it. My stomach turned at how hideously ugly it was. I've seen nicer looking piles of canine excrement!
So, as he turned onto the A320, I nipped past him. Easily done, even in an A160 diesel, as captain cautious was obviously running on his washing machine motor at the time. Imagine my utter delight as I came up behind a lovely W208 CLK55. My stomach immediately felt so much better. I genuinely felt much happier. I smiled. I looked at the car and appreciated the fine lines. I followed it into the town centre feeling much better. Meanwhile captain slow was bumbling along behind in his excuse for an orthopaedic shoe.
The only thing missing from the Prius badge on the back is the 'c' and the 'k' in between the 'i' and the 'u'
I was on my way into Woking this morning driving along the Chobham road. Up in front, one of those Prius (spit spit yuk) things pulled out in front of me. It was in that awful flat mid blue colour. I honestly felt sick looking at it. My stomach turned at how hideously ugly it was. I've seen nicer looking piles of canine excrement!
So, as he turned onto the A320, I nipped past him. Easily done, even in an A160 diesel, as captain cautious was obviously running on his washing machine motor at the time. Imagine my utter delight as I came up behind a lovely W208 CLK55. My stomach immediately felt so much better. I genuinely felt much happier. I smiled. I looked at the car and appreciated the fine lines. I followed it into the town centre feeling much better. Meanwhile captain slow was bumbling along behind in his excuse for an orthopaedic shoe.
The only thing missing from the Prius badge on the back is the 'c' and the 'k' in between the 'i' and the 'u'