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Author: DougDoug Date: Sep 5, 2008 22:32
LOL! This sort of thing must be very worrying for motorists. I mean,
who can you trust?
"When Mark Reece took his car for a routine service, he expected it to
receive professional care and attention.
But when the businessman came to collect his beloved Audi RS4, it was
not exactly in the condition in which he left it.
In fact the £50,000 estate had been driven no fewer than 27 times
while in the care of the registered Audi garage.
On several of these occasions it had been mysteriously racing around
his home town at more than twice the legal speed limit.
The excursions were exposed by a tiny security device fixed to his
car, which records every journey it takes.
'When I got the car back and looked at the log, I couldn't believe
it', said Mr Reece, an internet entrepreneur..."
More:
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1052872/My-car-got-Audi-service-27-joyrides...
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Author: GraculusGraculus Date: Sep 5, 2008 23:20
"Doug" riseup.net> wrote in message
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LOL! This sort of thing must be very worrying for motorists. I mean,
who can you trust?
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Nothing new. Nothing interesting.
I'd trust any of them a lot more than I'd trust you to be rational, honest
and reasonable.
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Author: Gizmo.Gizmo. Date: Sep 6, 2008 00:08
> LOL! This sort of thing must be very worrying for motorists. I mean,
> who can you trust?
Well, I wouldn't trust a loony like you ... or any of your ilk.
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Author: Tony DragonTony Dragon Date: Sep 6, 2008 01:14
Doug wrote:
> LOL! This sort of thing must be very worrying for motorists. I mean,
> who can you trust?
>
> "When Mark Reece took his car for a routine service, he expected it to
> receive professional care and attention.
>
> But when the businessman came to collect his beloved Audi RS4, it was
> not exactly in the condition in which he left it.
>
> In fact the £50,000 estate had been driven no fewer than 27 times
> while in the care of the registered Audi garage.
>
> On several of these occasions it had been mysteriously racing around
> his home town at more than twice the legal speed limit.
>
> The excursions were exposed by a tiny security device fixed to his
> car, which records every journey it takes.
>
> 'When I got the car back and looked at the log, I couldn't believe ...
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Author: Knight Of The RoadKnight Of The Road Date: Sep 6, 2008 02:17
"Doug" riseup.net> wrote
LOL! This sort of thing must be very worrying for motorists. I mean,
who can you trust?
We certainly can't trust you not to start threads about cars.
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Author: Mike PMike P Date: Sep 6, 2008 02:34
Doug wrote:
> LOL! This sort of thing must be very worrying for motorists. I mean,
> who can you trust?
Can't trust you to not start a thread that's anti-motorist, that's for sure.
> "When Mark Reece took his car for a routine service, he expected it to
> receive professional care and attention.
>
> But when the businessman came to collect his beloved Audi RS4, it was
> not exactly in the condition in which he left it.
Why, was it damaged?
> In fact the
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Author: BrimstoneBrimstone Date: Sep 6, 2008 02:51
Doug wrote:
> LOL! This sort of thing must be very worrying for motorists. I mean,
> who can you trust?
>
Yawn. Yet another non-story from the daily wail about an everyday ocurrence.
Here's another non-story.
Doug swallows media scaremongering - hook, line and sinker.
Why is it a non-story? Because you do it every day Doug.
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Author: Ed BangerEd Banger Date: Sep 6, 2008 02:53
In message bt.com>, Knight Of The Road
hotmail.com> writes>
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>"Doug" riseup.net> wrote
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>LOL! This sort of thing must be very worrying for motorists. I mean,
>who can you trust?
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>We certainly can't trust you not to start threads about cars.
Or indeed to deliver reports that he stated he would produce into how a
couple working in different towns can both move to be close enough to
their jobs as not to need cars.
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Ed Banger
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Author: Mike PMike P Date: Sep 6, 2008 03:06
Ed Banger wrote:
> In message bt.com>, Knight Of The
> Road hotmail.com> writes>>
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>> "Doug" riseup.net> wrote
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>> LOL! This sort of thing must be very worrying for motorists. I mean,
>> who can you trust?
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>> We certainly can't trust you not to start threads about cars.>
> Or indeed to deliver reports that he stated he would produce into how
> a couple working in different towns can both move to be close enough
> to their jobs as not to need cars.
That's obvious. Get new jobs close to each other. ;-)
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Author: Peter HillPeter Hill Date: Sep 7, 2008 01:56
On Sat, 6 Sep 2008 10:34:10 +0100, "Mike P" privacy.net>
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>Doug wrote:
>> LOL! This sort of thing must be very worrying for motorists. I mean,
>> who can you trust?
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>Can't trust you to not start a thread that's anti-motorist, that's for sure.
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>> "When Mark...
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