silvastrika

He goes by the name of Bassologist now...do keep up... :nono:

You back then? Any body home???

I passed :p What do I get??

At age 35 you will take a near lethal dose of mescaline, wander the desert for six months, and eventually be eaten by coyotes. :confused: Oooh-err

Hunnipie has a huge arse :tongue:

Lionel Richie - Hello A classic :p

http://www.myspace.com/silvastrika Add me if you like :p

Nominations for big signatures...hmm *Cough* bantambunny *cough* Bassologist *cough*

Welcome to the forums. Hope to see you on one of the meets sometime :p

I've added you hun :p

Well congrats to you :tongue: I've got a long way to go yet...

I’ve always fancied a Honda NSX, although you’d be lucky to pick one up for under £20k. I had a Boyfriend a few years back who, out of all the cars in the world, wanted to own a Delorean. Needless to say that relationship didn’t last very long :p

Parents can be so cruel :tongue:

A Belated welcome to you Tony. :nana2: On a side note...Is anyone here from the Leatherhead area...? Just curious...

My Dad took me to see that when I was 13 and I didn't sleep for weeks afterwards... :eek:

Oops, found out! Can't blame a girl for trying! Ookay...what do I need to do...? Do I get a specialised discount - out of pity for me being related to Grandad Jack? :p

:cry: Am I that forgettable...*sniff*

Hellooo, I've been away for a few weeks...just wondering what I've been missing on the forums... :nana2:

I dry humped a spoon because that's how I roll.

Nice :nana2: Just don't go parading those plates around Ryka's car park... :p (Which is highly unlikely, now I see you live in Oz) :D

Aww, don't be mean :p

Did you get the job? :p

I’m the first to admit that I know ‘jack sh*t’ about the mechanics of a car, which is how I got done over on an Escort I bought a few years back that needed a whole new exhaust within a week of buying it. Buying a car can be a really daunting experience when you don’t know what to look out for. If you’re like me, buying a car is a big commitment and you rely on the sales person to be knowledgeable about the car and answer any questions you do have. You need to have a confidence about the product you’re selling to be able to convey that to the customer. In short…I’d give them some spiel about how the customer relies on you to help them make a decision.

The car's I've owned, listed in terms of reliability (1 being the worst, 7 the best) 1. Fiat Uno – Definitely the worst. Frequently cut out at traffic lights and rarely started first time. 2. Ford Escort – Broke down twice (needed a new battery the second time) and needed a new exhaust a week after I bought it. 3. Citroen ZX – Had this car for a month before the head gasket blew and wasn’t worth the money or the effort to repair it. Also had an oil leak. 4. Nissan Micra – The first car I was given to learn on. Had trouble starting in cold weather and had a problem with the brakes binding. 5. Ford Mondeo – My current car. Broken down once but other than this has been fine and always starts first time. 6 Honda Civic – Had any annoying rattle every time I changed gear but otherwise ok. 7. Ford Escort Van – Given to me after the Citroen died. Had it for a couple of months, never had any problems with it and it never let me down.

Hloy carp! Who hvae you been spkaieng to! :p