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... especially her reaction to when I get a scooby.
How should I erm introduce this car to her considering she will hear it a mile off? Plus she will 99% most likely won't speak to me for several months. She doesn't trust my judgement at all.
My wife was the same when i got my scoob she just shook her head lol
But i convinced her of the practicle implications compared to my last car she was ok after that.
4 doors/roomy back seats for the baby seat/s and a big boot for the shopping SORTED
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Originally Posted by siannie
I have - at the top. I don't live at home either - I come from a family of control freaks...
..... you're a bird, well apologies! In that case fret and stress about it, I'd suggest not bothering with a scoob and instead finding yourself a nice young man that you can settle down and have ginger babies with - There are a few on here that'd do
..... you're a bird, well apologies! In that case fret and stress about it, I'd suggest not bothering with a scoob and instead finding yourself a nice young man that you can settle down and have ginger babies with - There are a few on here that'd do
lol I'm already taken thank you plus I'm man enough to handle a scoob since I've handled a manual v8 vantage and soon a vanquish s. Love my men almost as much as my cars....
lol I'm already taken thank you plus I'm man enough to handle a scoob since I've handled a manual v8 vantage and soon a vanquish s. Love my men almost as much as my cars....
... especially her reaction to when I get a scooby.
How should I erm introduce this car to her considering she will hear it a mile off? Plus she will 99% most likely won't speak to me for several months. She doesn't trust my judgement at all.
I'm almost 25 maybe it's time to give her the ?
thats your rent going up now pal...................thats if you still live at home
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lol I'm already taken thank you plus I'm man enough to handle a scoob since I've handled a manual v8 vantage and soon a vanquish s. Love my men almost as much as my cars....
Are they any use in the sack, or does it not matter when they drive Aston Martins?
Are they any use in the sack, or does it not matter when they drive Aston Martins?
hmm no comment, lets say I'm not complaining. The AMs anyway.
Anyway seriously guys - how do I gently let her know about the car??? She's very clued up about cars (owns a modified v6 golf) so as soon as I say 'Scoo...' she'll bite my head off. Last time I just turned up for a visit and she didn't speak to me after for 3 months. I'm just so glad I moved out years ago.
God bless her, she's only being protective of the daughter she loves very much!
I have a son who's currently got an EVO IX FQ 320 (and a bit!) and a daughter who has an Alfa GTV (that she calls Mario ) They're chips off the old block, I'm proud to say! The only problem I have is the power rivalry between me and my son!
She'll get over it
God bless her, she's only being protective of the daughter she loves very much!
I have a son who's currently got an EVO IX FQ 320 (and a bit!) and a daughter who has an Alfa GTV (that she calls Mario ) They're chips off the old block, I'm proud to say! The only problem I have is the power rivalry between me and my son!
She'll get over it
JohnD
Yes I'm sure... in several years' time . I think secretly she wants to make sure she has the most powerful car - always has done. The men in my family aren't interested in cars!!
lol I'm already taken thank you plus I'm man enough to handle a scoob since I've handled a manual v8 vantage and soon a vanquish s. Love my men almost as much as my cars....
so you would love a man with a scoob?
use the old 'well i was thinking about a motorbike mum' ruse works every time
you could get a £100 fiesta for when you visit and keep quiet about the scoob
Give her the keys when you get it!!!!
Tell her to take it for a spin.
This will then show how much of a planted feel on the road it has.
She will smile.
And then understand exactly why you bought it.
Unlike a modified heavy golf that slides like a sledge when you want to stop
And spins wheels when you want to go.
Give her the keys when you get it!!!!
Tell her to take it for a spin.
This will then show how much of a planted feel on the road it has.
She will smile.
And then understand exactly why you bought it.
Unlike a modified heavy golf that slides like a sledge when you want to stop
And spins wheels when you want to go.
Happy days
Oh I would offer but she does the 'I'm an old woman (she's 60 this year) and i'm too old to drive cars like these" rant(almost got her a rally package for her 50th).
Mum's a pain - she's never happy with anything I do/have. lol
Scared of mum
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) They're chips off the old block, I'm proud to say! The only problem I have is the power rivalry between me and my son!
. I think secretly she wants to make sure she has the most powerful car - always has done. The men in my family aren't interested in cars!!
