An act of vandalism
Submitted: Thursday, Apr 03, 2008 at 19:54
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While this
forum is in the mostly quite brotherly, some times not so brotherly, where Tyres, Fridges & makes of cars are concerned, then it gets downright nasty.
But someone on this site, our leauge of gentlmen, so I thought, has stooped so low as to set a new standard of depravity, and has committed an appalling act of vandalism upon my beloved Patrol.
I know who the perpetrator is, and I WILL seek retribution.
He now knows that I will carry out my threat when he least expects it, be it in his sleep in a
camp, along a lonely track somewhere or even at
home in his own bed, IT WILL HAPPEN.
This is a declaration of war. I will prevail!!!!!! Image Could Not Be Found
Sleep
well my "friend"
Colin.
Reply By: Member - Duncs - Thursday, Apr 03, 2008 at 23:13
Thursday, Apr 03, 2008 at 23:13
I wouldn't worry about it Colin.
It reminds me a bit of that argument kids used to have in the school playground.
"My Dad is better than your Dad"
"No he's not my Dad is better than your Dad"
"Well my Dad is bigger than your Dad."
I never joined in, you see my Dad is only 5'8" tall about 80kg all up but he took on the Headmaster in the school playground and won.
Most of the school witnessed the encounter, I was pretty confident that most guys recognised my Dad as the best.
So..... "My Dad"....well lets just say I don't feel intimidated by any other vehicle I don't need to compare it to anything else and when others try to put it down I let it speak for itself. It sits quietly confident under it's Nissan badges. Just like my Dad it has never let me down and has proven itself before many witnesses.
Duncs
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Follow Up By: Member - Roachie (SA) - Friday, Apr 04, 2008 at 18:56
Friday, Apr 04, 2008 at 18:56
Kinda reminds me of what happened on a club trip at Easter recently. I was the only Nissan in the group. All the rest were either Toymotas or (1) Ford/Mazda Bravo thingo-me-jig.
When it came time to do some heavy work (moving heavy trees off the track in
Little Desert), all the toymota drivers suddenly had either "lost the keys"...... or....."just have to go behind that tree over there for a number 2 call of nature" ....... or .....just have to go back to camp to "blow-dry my pubic hair".....etc etc
The heavy work was entrusted to the only truly capable vehicle in the convoy: the Patrol......
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