***Motors Chat Thread*** Round 1

Big Nasty

MetzgerMeister wrote: »

Ah jaysus LM, thanks for reminding me! I have yet to fork out the money for 4 points I got recently along with 200 for my squash membership and I have a car loan repayment this month too. Expensive month

Lesson learned though, gatso vans are able to catch you when you are going in the opposite direction. I was in a 50 zone and was doing 56 the first time and 60 the second time on a stretch that not long ago was 100.

Wait until you grow up and find out what an expensive month really means. Enjoy it while you can dude.

MetzgerMeister

MCMLXXV wrote: »

Wait until you grow up and find out what an expensive month really means. Enjoy it while you can dude.

Hey, I know only too well what it means, a few years ago I was broke each month after rent, car loan and other stuff was paid off each month and I had fvck all spending money.

Big Nasty

MetzgerMeister wrote: »

Hey, I know only too well what it means, a few years ago I was broke each month after rent, car loan and other stuff was paid off each month and I had fvck all spending money.

Meh,

Try paying two mortgages, gas, electricity, etc and running three cars (well two for the moment) then come back to me.

challengemaster

That didn't take long MM....

MetzgerMeister

MCMLXXV wrote: »

Meh,

Try paying two mortgages, gas, electricity, etc and running three cars (well two for the moment) then come back to me.

No one asked you to pay 2 mortgages and run 3 cars

Big Nasty

MetzgerMeister wrote: »

No one asked you to pay 2 mortgages and run 3 cars

Of course not!

But you have to move out of the mammys at some stage.

MetzgerMeister

MCMLXXV wrote: »

Of course not!

But you have to move out of the mammys at some stage.

That was low.....asshole :mad:

Big Nasty

MetzgerMeister wrote: »

That was low.....asshole :mad:

I didn't mean you I meant 'one'.

I was the exact same, living at home, good salary, nice car, etc. Spent my money on nice clothes, socialising, holidays, etc. I still do ok but there's a lot less cash lying around now - hence why the 7er is currently 'resting'.

ShadowHearth

MCMLXXV wrote: »

I didn't mean you I meant 'one'.

I was the exact same, living at home, good salary, nice car, etc. Spent my money on nice clothes, socialising, holidays, etc. I still do ok but there's a lot less cash lying around now - hence why the 7er is currently 'resting'.

Ty for saying that and jumping on his tits!

I was like: must.... resist............. saying... it...... must not........ be ...... a .......DICK......

Kopparberg Strawberry and Lime

gardai are amusing me a lot.

just pulled up in drumcondra and parked on the path out of everyone's way.

was walking towards the spar with a guard just walking along side.


I asked him are we fining cars for parking on the path.

he said : "I couldn't give a Shiite if ya parked on top of me as long as your not blocking anyone in that gives me complaints. just watch out for the parking warden cos they can be real bitchhes."

lol fecking gas he was.

166man

Kopparberg Strawberry and Lime wrote: »

gardai are amusing me a lot.

just pulled up in drumcondra and parked on the path out of everyone's way.

was walking towards the spar with a guard just walking along side.


I asked him are we fining cars for parking on the path.

he said : "I couldn't give a Shiite if ya parked on top of me as long as your not blocking anyone in that gives me complaints. just watch out for the parking warden cos they can be real bitchhes."

lol fecking gas he was.

Sure it wasn't Brendan Gleeson filming for The Guard 2? :pac:

Kopparberg Strawberry and Lime

166man wrote: »

Sure it wasn't Brendan Gleeson filming for The Guard 2? :pac:

nah. this guard was a lot taller. burnt he was ginger

pred racer

MetzgerMeister wrote: »

Hey, I know only too well what it means, a few years ago I was broke each month after rent, car loan and other stuff was paid off each month and I had fvck all spending money.

And you can come back to me when you pay rent, mortgage, fly to work, have an ex-wife and 3 children.

Then, maybe I'll listen;)

Drummerboy08

I'm now getting the train to and from work every day......sad times.

The money I'll save will pay for my tires next season.......happy times.

Fiona

pred racer wrote: »

have an ex-wife and 3 children.

Then, maybe I'll listen;)

Well now that's your own fault for getting married! Har Har!

Soul destroying all the same. Pay rent. Pay the shortfall on my rental property which my father insists with make me money someday. Bills, health insurance always something.

I can't remember what its like to go into b shop and spend money without thinking. Thought is involved in every penny that leaves my wallet. I ain't bought new clothes in 4 months. Not even so much as a sock.

But i have a lot more than some people so i am grateful.

shanec1928

the motors forum is now blocked on the college firewall:( was working yesterday and is now blocked..less procrastinating i guess **dam smoothwall firewall**

Fiona

Drummerboy08 wrote: »

I'm now getting the train to and from work every day......sad times.

The money I'll save will pay for my tires next season.......happy times.

It:Ds easier to make do without something when you have something nice to look forward too.

Searching for the yellow reduced stickers in Tesco means more money for my petrol fund

Drummerboy08

Fiona wrote: »

It:Ds easier to make do without something when you have something nice to look forward too.

Searching for the yellow reduced stickers in Tesco means more money for my petrol fund

Yeah, that's the only reason I'm doing it. Being in Silverstone at the weekend has given me the kick up the hole I needed to get the car sorted out. My deadline is for a track day over the Christmas break.

I don't usually stop myself from buying something if I want it, but I'm cutting down in everything now to get my racing fund together...

Fiona

Drummerboy08 wrote: »

I don't usually stop myself from buying something if I want it, but I'm cutting down in everything now to get my racing fund together...

Why no life? Because race car!

pred racer

Fiona wrote: »

Why no life? Because race car!

No, because i married a ****!

randylonghorn

MetzgerMeister wrote: »

Ah jaysus LM, thanks for reminding me! I have yet to fork out the money for 4 points I got recently along with 200 for my squash membership and I have a car loan repayment this month too. Expensive month

'Bout time they started to dish out points to people for playing squash! :pac:

ShadowHearth

fecking hell these are scratching the bottom... http://www.carzone.ie/search/Mercedes-Benz/CL-Class/COUPE-AU/29613437493250600/advert?channel=CARS

i wonder how long it would take for this cat to put you on beans and water diet for the rest of your life....

BUBBLE WRAP

randylonghorn wrote: »

'Bout time they started to dish out points to people for playing squash! :pac:

....And your a Cmod on the Humour forum, oh the irony. :pac:


/Joke

Big Nasty

ShadowHearth wrote: »

Ty for saying that and jumping on his tits!

I was like: must.... resist............. saying... it...... must not........ be ...... a .......DICK......

Nobody's being an ass or a dick, just at different stages of life and different opinions on what a tough month is. My twenties were some of the best years of my life, young, free, plenty of money (which I squandered), out 3/4 nights a week, clubbing, fast cars, fast women, etc. I lived life to the full but I wouldn't swap it for what I have now even though I don't have the spare dollars (or the want) to do what I did in my twenties.

ShadowHearth

ShadowHearth wrote: »

fecking hell these are scratching the bottom... http://www.carzone.ie/search/Mercedes-Benz/CL-Class/COUPE-AU/29613437493250600/advert?channel=CARS................

Was looking at them on carzone a few months back, savage bus, was thinkning the same about the price. They look great in the flesh, a rare site in Cork, you'd see a few in Dublin and they have such presence. Tempting at the price alright but I know what you mean about beans and water diet.

Big Nasty

ShadowHearth wrote: »

fecking hell these are scratching the bottom... http://www.carzone.ie/search/Mercedes-Benz/CL-Class/COUPE-AU/29613437493250600/advert?channel=CARS

i wonder how long it would take for this cat to put you on beans and water diet for the rest of your life....

I wouldn't buy a spark plug of them.

coolisin

Wouldn't buy a spark plug off that garage? Or off that car!!
Is it like the rest of the pop up shops in ballymount?

I'd say those cars would kick you in the wallet very fast!

TestTransmission

MCMLXXV wrote: »

Of course not!

But you have to move out of the mammys at some stage.

Been laughing at this all day...

barura

166 man is banned?

-Corkie-

I was off today so I tackled the passat, it was filthy inside and badly wanted a clean. I removed the seats and took them indoors to clean them. I done a great job in fairness so its now time for a beer..

@baruna did Roverjames get that admin job???

Big Nasty

coolisin wrote: »

Wouldn't buy a spark plug off that garage? Or off that car!!
Is it like the rest of the pop up shops in ballymount?

I'd say those cars would kick you in the wallet very fast!

Off that garage. Fine car for small money though but it's getting to the stage that the 'ordinary man' is finding it difficult to run a luxobarge with the price of tax these days. :mad:

TestTransmission wrote: »

Been laughing at this all day...

Wasn't a personal dig at MM by the way. It's all part of growing up - I'll get there some day myself hopefully.

barura wrote: »

166 man is banned?

Again? :eek:

coolisin

Figured it was one of those garages alright!

barura

All this talk of cleaning cars makes me want to clean mine! When the rain goes away I will. Get it done while dgt is (hopefully) welding up my exhaust.

TestTransmission

barura wrote: »

166 man is banned?

-Corkie- wrote: »

@baruna did Roverjames get that admin job???

MCMLXXV wrote: »

Again? :eek:

Not the place to talk about this lads

MCMLXXV wrote: »

Wasn't a personal dig at MM by the way. It's all part of growing up - I'll get there some day myself hopefully.

I know, but it was still pretty funny. :pac:

ShadowHearth

MCMLXXV wrote: »

Nobody's being an ass or a dick, just at different stages of life and different opinions on what a tough month is. My twenties were some of the best years of my life, young, free, plenty of money (which I squandered), out 3/4 nights a week, clubbing, fast cars, fast women, etc. I lived life to the full but I wouldn't swap it for what I have now even though I don't have the spare dollars (or the want) to do what I did in my twenties.

Ah nah. I ment like baing a dick and pulling his leg even more! ( me )

He is a grand chap, no arguing there.

I am on my own from 18-19 and in totally different country. Though even if my family would be at least civil, I would still could not live with parents. There are huge benefits to it, but living on your own with misses and 2 "hot dogs" is the best thing ever happened in my life.

Supergurrier

I feckin love my mammy, im telling ya if you had an Irish mammy minding ya into your mid twenties you would have left the spoiler on, it's like a reassuring mammys arm

ShadowHearth

Supergurrier wrote: »

I feckin love my mammy, im telling ya if you had an Irish mammy minding ya into your mid twenties you would have left the spoiler on, it's like a reassuring mammys arm

After my mammy, a rabit badgerat it's mating season would look like the best mammy in the world.

Had a carpenter fella today at my place and he noticed my scooby. We talked a bit and turns out he owned a scooby Sti type-r himself. He loved my scooby and he loved no spoiler look.

Some people at meet sow my non spoiler edition, but they will newer admit, that it looks good!

MetzgerMeister

Well when you are still at home doing a good bit of your own cooking, cleaning etc., paying rent and doing stuff around the place to earn your keep, it's not as easy as people may think. I will say this again, I was moved out of home, paying a lot more rent and living with twats and it was a total waste of money. I get on really well with my parents and I always have. Anyone have a problem with me or the fact that I'm living at home you may go fvck yourself.

ShadowHearth

MetzgerMeister wrote: »

Well when you are still at home doing a good bit of your own cooking, cleaning etc., paying rent and doing stuff around the place to earn your keep, it's not as easy as people may think. I will say this again, I was moved out of home, paying a lot more rent and living with twats and it was a total waste of money. Anyone have a problem with me or the fact that I'm living at home you may go fvck yourself.

./hug

I still love you, even if you are "young, dumb and living of mum"!







*runs!!!!!

MugMugs

MetzgerMeister wrote: »

Well when you are still at home doing a good bit of your own cooking, cleaning etc., paying rent and doing stuff around the place to earn your keep, it's not as easy as people may think. I will say this again, I was moved out of home, paying a lot more rent and living with twats and it was a total waste of money. I get on really well with my parents and I always have. Anyone have a problem with me or the fact that I'm living at home you may go fvck yourself.

I'd move home in a heartbeat................ I'd have more time to clean the car for one!

barura

Respect man. It is a bit of a fallacy to move out sometimes. Moving back home myself after moving out there last March.

Long story short, I learned a lot and now have no girlfriend as of 3 months ago.

Repeating 2nd year and back home. Ah well...

But on the upside, I am the only driver in my family at the moment (older brother has no car, father died 6 years ago so that just leaves me to be transporter). I'll be focusing on college now and my car for the time being. Wheeee.

Supergurrier

MetzgerMeister wrote: »

Well when you are still at home doing a good bit of your own cooking, cleaning etc., paying rent and doing stuff around the place to earn your keep, it's not as easy as people may think. I will say this again, I was moved out of home, paying a lot more rent and living with twats and it was a total waste of money. I get on really well with my parents and I always have. Anyone have a problem with me or the fact that I'm living at home you may go fvck yourself.

Im in the exact same boat, moved home after living in the City for afew years as i was paying excessive rent and my room was there, it's all down to what kind of family you come from and we are that kind of family. I wasn't too bothered but parents wanted me to save paying rent when im 15 minutes from town.

Big Nasty

MetzgerMeister wrote: »

Well when you are still at home doing a good bit of your own cooking, cleaning etc., paying rent and doing stuff around the place to earn your keep, it's not as easy as people may think. I will say this again, I was moved out of home, paying a lot more rent and living with twats and it was a total waste of money. I get on really well with my parents and I always have. Anyone have a problem with me or the fact that I'm living at home you may go fvck yourself.

Nobody has a problem with it man.

If my parents took myself and the woman in we would have an extra €1500 a month to play.

Not gonna happen though.

-Corkie-

I moved out at the age of 17 and never returned, I now live 170 miles away so I wont be back.. You cant beat mammys fry up though..

barura

Actually, when is the next motors meet? I should be able to make the next one...

Supergurrier

barura wrote: »

Actually, when is the next motors meet? I should be able to make the next one...

Don't know if i can make it, was deeply hurt no pink gti at the last one

dar83

ShadowHearth wrote: »

Some people at meet sow my non spoiler edition, but they will newer admit, that it looks good!

Yeah I saw it.


Looked shít.


True story.






:pac

dar83

Stupid phone. Double post.

Stheno

TestTransmission wrote: »

I know, but it was still pretty funny. :pac:

I'm still giggling about it

If it makes sense financially and you get on with your parents it's the way to go though

Big Nasty

Stheno wrote: »

I'm still giggling about it

If it makes sense financially and you get on with your parents it's the way to go though

Can we drop it?

I meant nothing by it and certainly didn't intend to offend MM.

Cheers.