deptfordmarmoset
Full time tea drinker
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- Armonmy Way
Hence the uncannily accurate expression wankpanther?
Emma on Way to court
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Lanzecki
Über Member
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- A Boreen, Ireland
Allow me 
It was a Mitsubishi. Not a Nissan.
Pajero is a Pampas CAT from Argentina.
Pajero is rarely used in Spain to describe a tosser.
It was a Mitsubishi. Not a Nissan.
Pajero is a Pampas CAT from Argentina.
Pajero is rarely used in Spain to describe a tosser.
Saluki
World class procrastinator
- Location
- ...Norwich over the water.
So true, its a Catalan word meaning Village person who masturbates.Allow me
It was a Mitsubishi. Not a Nissan.
Pajero is a Pampas CAT from Argentina.
Pajero is rarely used in Spain to describe a tosser.
Allow me
It was a Mitsubishi. Not a Nissan.
Pajero is a Pampas CAT from Argentina.
Pajero is rarely used in Spain to describe a tosser.
Googling Pajero came up with Nissan in the UK, but that is really unimportant, but I will concede that one.
However the cat was the Leopardus pajeros which is according to the linnaean taxonomy a spotted cat or leopard
Finally whether commonly used or not - the company chose to use the word and was worried enough to change it after poor sales in Southern Europe
A bit like the other classic s- the Mazda LaPuta (Whore in Spanish) and the close ecape from Honda with the Honda "Fitta"
When the original name was used along with the slogan, "Small on the outside but large on the inside", it was pointed out that in NOrdic countries the term "Fitta" is in fact the "C word"
Frood42
I know where my towel is
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- Magrathea, Horsehead Nebula
Emma Way, 21, from Watton, Norfolk, will appear before Norwich Magistrates' Court on August 16 accused of careless driving, failing to stop after an accident and failing to report an accident.
Leodis
Veteran
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- Moortown, Leeds
10 hours community service and £100 fine
hopless500
Trundling along
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- not-as-flat-as-you-think Norfolk
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Please tell me that it is a spoof and not real. Please.
Please tell me that it is a spoof and not real. Please.
Cyclopathic
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- Leicester.
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Depends if you're riding the bike at the time. Personally I'd have no problem with it either way.
Depends if you're riding the bike at the time. Personally I'd have no problem with it either way.
Cyclopathic
Veteran
- Location
- Leicester.
Flippin' heck. Touching a car and touching a person are NOT the same thing. If a police officer pulled you over and leant on your car as they spoke to you would you get out and push them over. It's not as if they have to lean on your car, but they might. They just might.
Whereas it isn't a crime to touch a car it can be a crime to touch a person.
Cyclopathic
Veteran
- Location
- Leicester.
I feel very much the same and I don't even have a car. But if anyone did think about looking at a car that I might have thought about buying then I would definitely kill them and their thinking about car touching children.
Cyclopathic
Veteran
- Location
- Leicester.
Because some people are disproportionately hung up with the idea of someone simply touching their car. Not damaging it, not depriving them of it in any way, not lessening its value by one penny, just touching it.
Offense is there to be taken and I just do not have a great deal of respect for anybody that cannot resist the urge to be offended at such slight a slight
Well if the the police officer is talking to you then there's no problem, I've lent on friends cars whilst talking to them and vise versa,
So say for argument sake you drive to the chippy for your tea and decide to eat them in your car outside the shop, then another patron of the shop decides to eat his leaning up against your vehicle, you would be happy to let this fly
