Family car eats younglings souped ride?
04-28-2009, 10:41 AM
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Family car eats younglings souped ride?
I was on my way back from work, holding at a red light, with a pretty sweet looking VW Golf, throttling up and down, ready to blast off from the green light. When the green light finally shows, I accelerate pretty normally and pulls away with no big deal. The next lightsignal turns red and I slow down and stop, while they fly across the intersection for a red light, hm? I must admit it made a smile appear on my face, that 1.9 tonnes of family stationcar could eat a pimped out 1.3 tonnes vehicle, and they didn't have the guts to stop next to me at the next red light 
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04-28-2009, 09:38 PM
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in your Mom's car
I was on my way back from work, holding at a red light, with a pretty sweet looking VW Golf, throttling up and down, ready to blast off from the green light. When the green light finally shows, I accelerate pretty normally and pulls away with no big deal. The next lightsignal turns red and I slow down and stop, while they fly across the intersection for a red light, hm? I must admit it made a smile appear on my face, that 1.9 tonnes of family stationcar could eat a pimped out 1.3 tonnes vehicle, and they didn't have the guts to stop next to me at the next red light
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Just my 2 cents hehe
04-28-2009, 10:30 PM
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04-29-2009, 08:48 AM
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Sorry for my poor English, no it isn't my first language, but I try my best, hopefully people get the idea. No offence taken, I just can't tell if it's good or bad English 
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04-29-2009, 09:28 AM
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Sorry for my poor English, no it isn't my first language, but I try my best, hopefully people get the idea. No offence taken, I just can't tell if it's good or bad English Still to stick to the topic, Let's get some kill stories!
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04-29-2009, 06:53 PM
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in your Mom's car
Sorry for my poor English, no it isn't my first language, but I try my best, hopefully people get the idea. No offence taken, I just can't tell if it's good or bad English Still to stick to the topic, Let's get some kill stories!
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Still to stick to the topic, Let's get some kill stories!- Danish translation available for interested people
05-02-2009, 04:24 AM
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Yeah, I was really surprised how a diesel could accelerate and go like this, especially when you floor it and it down shifts, and takes it all the way to the end of the rev-counter. I bet it surprises the kids racing in their pimped out hatchbacks
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"I flew with my two-and-a-half-year-old recently. It was four and a half hours each way and I was really worried about keeping her busy, so I brought lots of stuff for her that she has never seen before: stickers, coloring books, new crayons, scissors, glue-sticks, and shapes cut out of paper. But I have to say that the most entertaining item I brought was a new puzzle made by Lego. Every single puzzle piece fits into each other - no worrying about her getting frustrated and screaming or even needing my help. I just put pieces into zip-lock bag and off we went. The puzzle alone kept her busy for most of the first plane ride!"
05-06-2009, 08:27 AM
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I thought this was a story about a car accident/wreck lol. Your english is better than my danish though!
I was on my way back from work, holding at a red light, with a pretty sweet looking VW Golf, throttling up and down, ready to blast off from the green light. When the green light finally shows, I accelerate pretty normally and pulls away with no big deal. The next lightsignal turns red and I slow down and stop, while they fly across the intersection for a red light, hm? I must admit it made a smile appear on my face, that 1.9 tonnes of family stationcar could eat a pimped out 1.3 tonnes vehicle, and they didn't have the guts to stop next to me at the next red light
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05-15-2009, 08:35 AM
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[quote=helma;3507542]"I flew with my two-and-a-half-year-old recently. It was four and a half hours each way and I was really worried about keeping her busy, so I brought lots of stuff for her that she has never seen before: stickers, coloring books, new crayons, scissors, glue-sticks, and shapes cut out of paper. But I have to say that the most entertaining item I brought was a new puzzle made by Lego. Every single puzzle piece fits into each other - no worrying about her getting frustrated and screaming or even needing my help. I just put pieces into zip-lock bag and off we went. The puzzle alone kept her busy for most of the first plane ride!
