Summer is upon us; let the grilling and smoking commence!

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Originally Posted by Burney

Nonsense. It lacks the gravitas of the Passat. It looks a bit squashed. Even so, it must be galling that your chick has a better car than you, no?

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:hehe: It's not my fault you have yet to be party to the magnificence of The Jag. I'm booking it into the body shop next week with my ******LOOOOLLLLL FRREEEEE MOONNEEEY ******* from the insurance people.

Those things always remind me of The Homer.

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The Eos does have a very clever roof though, I'll give it that

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Originally Posted by SWv2

Are you the type of person who will get in your car on a weekend and just “go for a drive”???

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Do people still do that? I would have thought that the idea of driving for pleasure in this country went out with double-declutching and the canvas-backed driving glove?

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Originally Posted by Sir C

No.

You use buses, don't you?

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No actually, unless there is a Luas strike which is quite often these days.

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Originally Posted by Burney

Do people still do that? I would have thought that the idea of driving for pleasure in this country went out with double-declutching and the canvas-backed driving glove?

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I think we both know "people" do.

Semi-Dutch white wine drinkers who also dye their hair.

Them.

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Originally Posted by SWv2

No actually, unless there is a Luas strike which is quite often these days.

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Trams. :-(

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Originally Posted by SWv2

No actually, unless there is a Luas strike which is quite often these days.

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That's a form of public transport, is it?

Are you a homeless, sw?

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Originally Posted by Burney

Trams. :-(

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A necessity I am afraid as part of the daily commute. A mere 10-15 minutes from St Stephens Green to Windy Arbour and then I drive from there in my motor in a manly fashion.

I have no fondness for driving, for me it is merely a factor of life in allowing me to get from A to B in order to facilitate C.

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Originally Posted by Sir C

That's a form of public transport, is it?

Are you a homeless, sw?

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Don't try and snob it up with me Fauntelroy. I have your number*.

*Not your actual number you understand

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Originally Posted by SWv2

A necessity I am afraid as part of the daily commute. A mere 10-15 minutes from St Stephens Green to Windy Arbour and then I drive from there in my motor in a manly fashion.

I have no fondness for driving, for me it is merely a factor of life in allowing me to get from A to B in order to facilitate C.

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Sir C will not tolerate this argument. He gives me sad, pitying looks when I suggest that cars are simply tools and don't have souls.