car rubbish - dealer gone bust :-(

cyclonebri1

Gene_Hunt wrote: »

Speak for yourself.

Plank., hmmm message too short? try PLANK, ok??

Gene_Hunt_2

cyclonebri1 wrote: »

Plank., hmmm message too short? try PLANK, ok??

Calm down old man.;) As you said you're a moron, no need to tell them you're a plank too.:rotfl:

cyclonebri1

Gene_Hunt wrote: »

Calm down old man.;) As you said you're a moron, no need to tell them you're a plank too.:rotfl:

No genie, I said we, and that unfortunately does include you. ie, us mere mortals could not answer, but if you are too thick to understand just telephone me as you keep threatening to do.

But be carefull, I have warned you about personnel threats




I think I can smell a moron from a good few yards, just hope it's not too contagious

Gene_Hunt_2

cyclonebri1 wrote: »

No genie, I said we, and that unfortunately does include you. ie, us mere mortals could not answer, but if you are too thick to understand just telephone me as you keep threatening to do.

But be carefull, I have warned you about personnel threats




I think I can smell a moron from a good few yards, just hope it's not too contagious

I think you should use a good deodorant.

Gene_Hunt_2

molly22 wrote: »

can we suggest that we just keep this car if its ok.

molly

Yes you can, however you will need to make sure who has legal title to that vehicle, you don't want to lose two cars.

molly22

boys! please dont hijack my thread with your silly banter.

this dilemma is very important to me

the replacement car turned up
BUT
it has a few warning lights lit up on the dash
AND
only one working headlight:mad:

is the dealer having a laugh?!

what next??


molly

esmerobbo

What are the lights warning of?

The headlight is your brothers responsibility, I don't mean to fix it but if he uses the car with a defective light he could get nicked, so best fix it or get it fixed before he does!