should i trust english buyers/sellers
18 January 2006 | 09:37 PM
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Originally Posted by PPPsteveo
Everyone hates the English because we used to own all of you.......it's human nature to be jealous 
Now most of the ones you owned are living in your fecking country!!!!!!LOL
18 January 2006 | 09:52 PM
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From: Ireland-The One And Only
Originally Posted by irisheric
you must be a cop 
,for the record i happen to like english people why else would i marry one and live here, people like you with your narrow minded remarks dont do your race any justice so go crawl back under your rock,by the way im pissed
,for the record i happen to like english people why else would i marry one and live here, people like you with your narrow minded remarks dont do your race any justice so go crawl back under your rock,by the way im pissed
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18 January 2006 | 10:52 PM
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trust the english to come up with the word chav,typical...it is a known fact that the english are the most hated race,apart from your great mates in the U S of A...who seem to like yous for some strange reason.. its ***** like pslewis that give yous a bad name...id say hes probably a football hooligan like the majority
18 January 2006 | 11:30 PM
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i have travelled to England to pick up 2 cars, a £12000 330 coupe and a £4000 Mondeo.
Both times took cash, went with seller to deposit in bank.
Never recieved any lucks penny, and was under the impression that they were doing me a favour by selling me the car than the other way about.
If i could buy a car without travelling so far i would, but felt i was getting a bargain on both occasions, although a 300 mile trip home is a good way of finding any problems on the car.
Would not hesitate to fly over, but you just have to be careful who you are dealing with, as some of my previous posts would show
Both times took cash, went with seller to deposit in bank.
Never recieved any lucks penny, and was under the impression that they were doing me a favour by selling me the car than the other way about.
If i could buy a car without travelling so far i would, but felt i was getting a bargain on both occasions, although a 300 mile trip home is a good way of finding any problems on the car.
Would not hesitate to fly over, but you just have to be careful who you are dealing with, as some of my previous posts would show
you talking to me
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