Driving automatics ?

jeannieblue

goldspanners wrote: »

the last time i wore one it was the dead of winter,so i had to wear something,the next time will also be the dead of winter so again there will some sort of under garment employed.
if it was the summer it would be a different case.:D

You're such a girl.......... :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl:

goldspanners

jeannieblue wrote: »

You're such a girl.......... :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl:

im just sensitive.

jeannieblue

goldspanners wrote: »

im just sensitive.

Yeah right...... you're Scottish - you should be able to bare all to the elements!

Missing MrsE.........

goldspanners

jeannieblue wrote: »

Yeah right...... you're Scottish - you should be able to bare all to the elements!

Missing MrsE.........

it all depends on how much ive had to drink.
the more alcohol the less clothing required.

jeannieblue

goldspanners wrote: »

it all depends on how much ive had to drink.
the more alcohol the less clothing required.

I'm sending a crate of the strongest alcohol that I can find!

I went out today in my automatic plastic replica car - just to keep the theme going.

I find an auto at its best for Sunday driving... Stop start etc. As all the morons are out cluttering the roads going to garden centres and the local Harvester for badly cooked prepacked food meals... :eek:

buses7675

Hi All,

One way to look at how to drive an automatic is to watch what bus drivers do, as practically all of these are autos.

Most never take the gearbox out of drive and simply just use the handbrake when stopped. Some gearboxes, Volvo ones I think, do automatically go into neutral when the parking brake is applied then back into drive as soon as it is removed. I'm sure I read somewhere that some 'posh' cars do this also! lol

Cheers

Steve

goldspanners

jeannieblue wrote: »

I'm sending a crate of the strongest alcohol that I can find!

I went out today in my automatic plastic replica car - just to keep the theme going.

I find an auto at its best for Sunday driving... Stop start etc. As all the morons are out cluttering the roads going to garden centres and the local Harvester for badly cooked prepacked food meals... :eek:

im on call for the next 2 weeks so no drinking til then!
what scale is this automatic replica of yours, does it fit on the mantlepiece?

jeannieblue

goldspanners wrote: »

im on call for the next 2 weeks so no drinking til then!
what scale is this automatic replica of yours, does it fit on the mantlepiece?

You could fit 4 to 5 normal sized people in it. And its a nice blue colour.

Still missing MrsE

goldspanners

jeannieblue wrote: »

You could fit 4 to 5 normal sized people in it. And its a nice blue colour.

Still missing MrsE

ah,i was thinking more corgi or matchbox.

jeannieblue

goldspanners wrote: »

ah,i was thinking more corgi or matchbox.

Nope, my auto is the same size as a non auto. But nicer and better and drives better, no silly stick shift thing to get in the way of driving and putting on make up at the same time...