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MDowdey
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no its cool bace..everyone has a voice here. we will just change titles if we want to get back at someone for saying something
im gonna get a civic soon anyways.
im gonna get a civic soon anyways.
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Daniel said:Either you're being clever there or don't realise how you contradicted yourself.
Daniel said:I like this board, good job
Ok then bace explain how you were clever...
MDowdey said:no its cool bace..everyone has a voice here. we will just change titles if we want to get back at someone for saying something
im gonna get a civic soon anyways.
Daniel said:Sorry bace it's just you act like this guy who used to go on a different board to this called Faisal (you can imagine the nick name he got) and he was really stupid but you obviously aren't
Meysha said:Holy crap Ian... you're paying 130 cents a litre!! Today I saw a price for 110 cents, but I filled up yesterday and it was 108.... usually it's around 106 if you pick the right day and time.
PlasticSpanner said:Hmmm
I might have the maths wrong here but our petrol costs around 88p/litre. That's about £4.14/Gallon ($7.48 )
Please tell me I worked it out wrong!!!
bace said:Clever is my middle name.
....next to danger.
hobbes28 said:My middle name actually will be danger in under two months...
And, to quote your picture of the Civic....That is like my number one irk. What sense does it make to put an aerodynamic fin that helps to hold down the rear wheels of a car as the speed increases....on a front wheel drive? That has bothered me since the beginning of those things.
http://www.theaa.com/allaboutcars/fuel/summers_enemy said:Nope, that is quite correct from what I know about gas ("petrol" ) prices over there. Friend of mine that lives in England filled up his car last week and it cost him just over $80 (40 pounds?) :meh: