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His parents are bastards who should tell him to get a haircut.
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Although he is not quite one to talk hairstyles, Liam's point re: the debt thing is absolutely 110 percent on the money. Listen to him, you should. And then get a haircut.
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Ebay... and Ebay credit courtesy of Pay Pal.
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I'd also be wary about taking financial advice off of Michael. He is both gay and Asian, and therefore almost certainly filthy stinking rich.
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I do seem to recall a thread a while back in which he seemed to indicate that he buys new cars more often than most people buy new socks...
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quote:Originally posted by PsyLiam: I'd also be wary about taking financial advice off of Michael. He is both gay and Asian, and therefore almost certainly filthy stinking rich.
Gaisan?
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quote:Originally posted by TSN: I do seem to recall a thread a while back in which he seemed to indicate that he buys new cars more often than most people buy new socks...
And gay people do buy a lot of socks...
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TO STUFF THEIR COCK-FLAVORED LOLLIPOPS IN
Oh, wait, subtlety.
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Yeah that's subtle Cartman... and yes I went through an M5 and two Corollas. At this point I'm looking at a Prius.
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You are not allowed to make any comments about subtle homosexuality, Man-Of-Many-Socks-And-Cars.
I need a new car.
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What's wrong with your current car then Liam?
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It's a 1989 1.6 Golf, 130,000 miles on the clock. And it does run quite well, but, well, it looks fairly shit, it's covered in rust, and the yearly MOT bill (the thing that all cars have to pass to make them legal to drive, which "Pimp My Ride" makes me suspect you don't have in the US) is around �100, which is probably the maximum selling price of the car.
I'm trying to save up some money over the next few months to get a new one. I'll probably spend somewhere between a grand or two, depending on what I can save up by the time the MOT is due (end of March). The problem is...none of my mates knows anything about cars. The only advice I've gotten is that VW's are a bit more expensive but more reliable, Fords and Vauxhall's (Opel on the continent, not sure what they are called in the US) have a cheap abundence of parts available because they're so common, several people have had trouble with Italian cars, Japanese ones are quite good... I really don't know.
I did see a nice 1.6 1997 Golf for a grand, which seemed a much better deal than everything else on the web-site (mainly small 106's or Fiesta's), but I haven't got the money available to get it at the moment, annoyingly.
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"It's a 1989 1.6 Golf (...) but it looks fairly shit..."
Did you know that the Italian dude who designed the Golf also penned the Lancia Delta and Lotus Esprit? And that the only VW that was anywhere near decent was the Corrado? And that said Corrado was drawn by a German dude? It just saddens the heart, it does.
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Golf's aren't the best looking car in that size range (especially in the mid to late 90s era), but they do run really well and are more reliable and cheaper to maintain than Astra's and Excorts.
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