Motors Some 'lovely' individual just did this...

I'm really struggling to read your wall of text.

Any chance of some paragraphs please?

 

My apologies. Next time I'll try harder and be more concise.

 

I read it fine, togster...

 

wow...what a douchebag.....

my advice is to keep close tabs near that car, watch it and see who gets into that ****ty subaru. After that ram him on his way home, making him swerve into a ditch or better still, the local river. Then hope a cargo ship was passing by which his car lands on, the ship heads off to a country with NO british embassy meaning he has to work there for a long time before he can afford to get a plane back to england. Years later when he arrives, he finds he has been dishonourably discharged and has to live in a flat for the rest of his life.

Much better than taking a life, inflicting plenty of phychological pain is the way to go

 

Me too. And a very fine wall of text it was.

 

Same here. I'd give you more rep if it would let me.

 

I kinda like the UAE's methods, walking around at night with the gf (small and blonde), there's no hint of danger / scaryness at night, and there's practically no crime. Even in the "poor" areas we could walk around with no issues whatsoever (apart from people trying to sell the same random cr@p over and over again ). Vandalism is unheard of, I've seen more newspaper articles of guys being arrested for dressing as women.
There's a few reasons why it could be though...there is no deliquent youth population and crime punishments are actually quite scary.

 

I think you're missing the point... its MY subaru that got scratched... way to read kid.

 

oh ****

errrrmmmm this is awkward.....

there wasnt a picture below the Using a key to this sentence so i assumed the subaru

 

Wait until you're old enough to drive one before you call them ****. They're serious fun!

 

*whistles innocently*

sorry, i dont really have a fancy of 'boy racer' cars. Call me a nerd if you will :S

 

It's not a boy racer car buddy... Chavved up Saxo/Clio/Corsa etc... boy racer cars. Anything that costs less that £2000 and over the course of the next 5 years has a further £8000 spent on bodykits, mods etc = boy racer car. [Excuse the exaggerations... and I realise there are exceptions to the rule...]

That's a WRC homologation car and quite the opposite of a boy racer car in fact. You youngun's these days eh.... Never think before opening yer gobs.

 

corsa

Take that back!!!

Ok i agree but mines nice all stock no mods glossy red paint well treated by a old man

I can't put my foot down without engine management light yelling at me No boy racing for me

 

*sniff sniff* Waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa

just my opinion. Nowadays, the line between boy racers and wrc homologation is rather blured in my generation

 

Lol.. see square brackets for 'get out of jail' caveat.... my lawyer hastens to add.....

PS.. My first car was a Corsa SXi on a 2000 W plate. Bought it brand new with 2 years free insurance. Kept it for nearly 5 years because it never missed a beat... AND it was totally standard!

 

You may have a point for sure there, but I know when I was a kid driver, I couldn't afford a Scooby or Evo's insurance (group 19 minimum), let alone the car itself. It still costs me a fr*g load to insure now and I'm nearly 32.

 

Chav wagons are pretty easy to spot though- they arent nice £5000-10k cars to staet with since most boy racers dont have that much money. If its a small 2 door city car like a saxo, clio, fiesta, corsa, nova ( with some exceptions ) or something along those lines and has a bad looking & poorly fitted/ painted body kit witha noisy exhaust that does nothing to improve its power ( just how loud it is ), then thats a boy racer mobile.

Pickup a few custom car type magazines and have a look through, you'll soon see the difference between chavmobile & modder's dream..

 

Not surprising as most boy-racers try to "copy" high-end Subarus.

 

Really? I'm 31 and my STI is around £400 to insure.

Scoobs and EVO's are quite common around here but you inevitably end up with a fleet of boy racers in their corsas and saxo's trying to race you when every you go anywhere.

 

Well as well as the postcode, it's because im on an RAF Station and we have a live airfield here with about 20 aircraft. Have to pay for airfield insurance on top of normal otherwise would be around 350. It's over 600 with airfield cover for this postcode.