Cheapest NEW small cars in the UK

MrsE_2

LandyAndy wrote: »

That's because we've all given up arguing with you;) .

You'll still get all the reliability, economy, blah blah blah , benefits from a 12-24 month old car though.:D

Spend your / her money just as you wish.

Why thank you:D

Do you think a cheap Ka or a slightly more pricy Aygo or a Fox even?:rotfl:

tinkerbell84

Er, last time I checked it was a public forum.

Maybe you should use the PM function in future, as you do seem to have a problem with other people being on your threads. Just an observation.

Don't worry - I shan't be darkening your door again.

LandyAndy

MrsE wrote: »

Why thank you:D

Do you think a cheap Ka or a slightly more pricy Aygo or a Fox even?:rotfl:

Ka every time. Cheap, simple, pleasant and easy to drive, a doddle to insure and repairs, (:rotfl: :rotfl: ) mechanical and body, will be cheap as well.

Best to give a young driver something they won't feel toooooo mortified at damaging.

Ooooh, I'm in a good mood tonight:D .

LandyAndy

MrsE wrote: »

Several times a year is a little different to 6 days a week:rolleyes: :rolleyes: :rolleyes: :rolleyes:

I don't actually see why you felt the need to butt in on my post to Jeannie & make an issue of it anyway? If people wish to purchase extras or buy certain models with extra features its up to them.
He pays for it, my daughter will be paying for hers & I pay for mine.
I didn't give you a hard time over spending £1,600 getting your foofoo hair & other bits lazered off did I? I was interested & asked one or two questions, when I decided it wasn't for me, I didn't berate you for spending £1,600 on get your mooie made bald!

:rotfl: :rotfl: Makes me wish I'd read the whole thread (almost).

Have to say I do like a bald foofoo though (assuming it's what I think it is:T ), can't stand hairs in my teeth.

MrsE_2

LandyAndy wrote: »

:rotfl: :rotfl: Makes me wish I'd read the whole thread (almost).

Have to say I do like a bald foofoo though (assuming it's what I think it is:T ), can't stand hairs in my teeth.

You pays your money, you makes your choice.

Its up to people what floats their boat & how they want to spend their hard earned cash.

LandyAndy

You can buy a lot of razor blades for £1600;) . And, you get the fun of having your foofoo shaved by your nearest and dearest:eek:

LandyAndy

MrsE wrote: »

Why thank you:D

:rotfl: Did you mean 'Why, thank you':rotfl:

The punctuation police are back:p .

Inactive

MrsE wrote: »

You pays your money, you makes your choice.

Its up to people what floats their boat & how they want to spend their hard earned cash.

Or even money they don't actually have.. :rolleyes:

MrsE_2

Inactive wrote: »

Or even money they don't actually have.. :rolleyes:

I don't know about you & your family, but my family & I ALWAYS pay our bills & debts.

Its just timing, but my daughter will still be paying for it.

As we are not asking you to fund it I don't actually think its any of your business what method she uses to pay for it.
I don't think its any of your business what methods anyone uses to fund their purchases of any type as they are not asking you to fund them.

LandyAndy

MrsE wrote: »

I don't know about you & your family, but my family & I ALWAYS pay our bills & debts.

Its just timing, but my daughter will still be paying for it.

As we are not asking you to fund it I don't actually think its any of your business what method she uses to pay for it.
I don't think its any of your business what methods anyone uses to fund their purchases of any type as they are not asking you to fund them.

:rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl:

That's more like the MrsE we know and love.

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