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I am staying back at work probably until the early hours of tomorrow morning so I'll post something 'Nelson' like in there then.

They may as well make big signs on their cars that say, 'Hello I'm a dumb c**t'.

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theDefiant1 Grand Master

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We as Toyota drivers don't seem to:

1) Organise hoon events (unless i'm not invited to them)

2) Btich incessantly on the forum and at each other (unless I don't see it or ignore it)

3) Drive at breakneck speeds on public roads (unless you're smart enough not to gloat over it)

Is it the Toyota image that 'tames' us (in contrast to other brands)?

Image the Volvo forum then...

TOYOTA: Reliable cars, smart drivers.

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We as Toyota drivers don't seem to:

1) Organise hoon events (unless i'm not invited to them)

2) Btich incessantly on the forum and at each other (unless I don't see it or ignore it)

3) Drive at breakneck speeds on public roads (unless you're smart enough not to gloat over it)

Is it the Toyota image that 'tames' us (in contrast to other brands)?

Image the Volvo forum then...

TOYOTA: Reliable cars, smart drivers.

1 No you're not invited now f@#k off

2 Yes we do you f@##$n d@#k a@#$##e

3 Refer to point 1.

:D :P :lol: Only joking mate.

I agree smart, respectful drivers and relatively small friendly forum makes ours so much better. :D

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We as Toyota drivers don't seem to:

1) Organise hoon events (unless i'm not invited to them)

2) Btich incessantly on the forum and at each other (unless I don't see it or ignore it)

3) Drive at breakneck speeds on public roads (unless you're smart enough not to gloat over it)

Is it the Toyota image that 'tames' us (in contrast to other brands)?

Image the Volvo forum then...

TOYOTA: Reliable cars, smart drivers.

1 No you're not invited now f@#k off

2 Yes we do you f@##$n d@#k a@#$##e

3 Refer to point 1.

:D :P :lol: Only joking mate.

I agree smart, respectful drivers and relatively small friendly forum makes ours so much better. :D

Damn. I haven't laughed like that in a while! :clap:

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SuperDave Grand Master

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But wait, these guys are just as dumb :lol:

http://www.nissansilvia.com/forums/index.p...howtopic=222093

The first post has a valid point, and people are basically calling him an idiot

The majority of those people probibly all do that sort of **** so they wont be able to see what the problem is. And 'Dezz' claiming that the cars have the spec to go with travelling at 250+, I'm glad metal gard rails can handle 250+ :rolleyes:

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