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I GOT CAR I GOT A CAR I GOT A CAR
This is where you can discuss your homework, family, just about anything, make strange sounds and otherwise discuss things which are really not related to the Lancer-series. Yes that means you can discuss other games.
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sorry SubX I didn't say congratulations....Congrats!
Your first car is like your first love, its usually a bit of a banger, but you'll get every last drop of use out of it and remember it for years to come!
So what've you got? Is it old? Is it new? Just please please please tell me that its NOT an xr3i with blacked out windows and a boot full of stereo?!!
Your first car is like your first love, its usually a bit of a banger, but you'll get every last drop of use out of it and remember it for years to come!
So what've you got? Is it old? Is it new? Just please please please tell me that its NOT an xr3i with blacked out windows and a boot full of stereo?!!
Talking about cars, Licenceplates are subjects of a good laugh every now and then.
In Holland we don't use vowels in our plates and for a reason. I'll explain:
Today I saw a German car (not brand, just German plates) and they DO use vowels in their plates. The first two or three letters tell you what region the car is from, I don't know where it's from but it read BIT .
After that you get two letters CH and a two digit number 67 .
add them together and you get BIT-CH 67 .
That's why our gov doesn't use vowels in our plates (kind of a shame).
Though you can make up words by adding vowels: A colegue of mine has a plate wich reads HT-SX-80 You add the O and E and he actually has a funny plate, especially if you know that the owner himself is around his mid 50's.
In Holland we don't use vowels in our plates and for a reason. I'll explain:
Today I saw a German car (not brand, just German plates) and they DO use vowels in their plates. The first two or three letters tell you what region the car is from, I don't know where it's from but it read BIT .
After that you get two letters CH and a two digit number 67 .
add them together and you get BIT-CH 67 .
That's why our gov doesn't use vowels in our plates (kind of a shame).
Though you can make up words by adding vowels: A colegue of mine has a plate wich reads HT-SX-80 You add the O and E and he actually has a funny plate, especially if you know that the owner himself is around his mid 50's.
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