Re: What's the latest in people's lives?
Posted: Tue Mar 22, 2016 12:35 pm
Pretty muchMcAvoy wrote:Looks like you could pick that thing up and put it in your living room.
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Pretty muchMcAvoy wrote:Looks like you could pick that thing up and put it in your living room.
You know... slap a reverse gear on that thing and it wouldn't be half-bad for me.Graham Kennedy wrote:Pretty muchMcAvoy wrote:Looks like you could pick that thing up and put it in your living room.
Looks like something Cespedes would drive, don't it Mikey?Mikey wrote:We have those in the States too... only they have no roof, bigger wheels, and they're classed as motorcycles.
Is there anything he doesn't drive?Nutso wrote:Looks like something Cespedes would drive, don't it Mikey?
Again, we have those also:IanKennedy wrote:There's always the P45:
We have similar. Piaggio/Gilera/Yamaha/Peugeot all make them.Mikey wrote:We have those in the States too... only they have no roof, bigger wheels, and they're classed as motorcycles.
So you're asking if there's anything the man from the motoring show doesn't drive? No much, no.Mikey wrote:Is there anything he doesn't drive?
As do we. My mother has two. Not really a road legal car though.Mikey wrote:Again, we have those also:
My last car was an Aveo. I sold it to Nick when I moved to the city and he wrecked it. Brat.Mikey wrote:Well, "tiny" in terms of American conventions, at least. And I believe there are some slight design changes between the Aveo and the Sonic, as the Aveo was a brand here for a few years as well.
WTF are you talking about? When I said this:IanKennedy wrote: So you're asking if there's anything the man from the motoring show doesn't drive? No much, no.
it was obviously in response to the cited question from Nutso about Mets centerfielder Yoenis Cespedes, who has quite a motoring hobby.Mikey wrote:Is there anything he doesn't drive?Nutso wrote:Looks like something Cespedes would drive, don't it Mikey?