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Coolcrsa

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6th Apr 05 at 07:24

http://www.mbcanada.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=7930&st=0

willay

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6th Apr 05 at 07:36

!!!!

Pablo

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6th Apr 05 at 07:37

Adam-D

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6th Apr 05 at 07:58

its funny but it shudnt be

Coolcrsa

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6th Apr 05 at 08:27

quote:
Originally posted by Adam-D
its funny but it shudnt be

I know.. tho I still almost pulled a muscle laughing.

Catch the chap that suggested fitting the new SMART alarms with 'tipping' detector? :lol

Jodi_the_g

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6th Apr 05 at 08:42

i don't think i have laughed so hard as something so simple in ages.

Tom

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6th Apr 05 at 08:44

^^ agreed

Adam

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6th Apr 05 at 11:28

quote:
Originally posted by SmartDog
ick. I felt physically ill after seeing that pic. Let's hope this never happens to anybody else and that your car pulls through quickly. And of course, that the knuckledraggers who did this are suitably punished. I feel for ya, fortwo!

Do you have any motion sensor flood lights in your front drive? If not, that might prevent this from happening again (coupled with the car alarm idea) right in your driveway at least. Especially if the little numbnuts who did this start telling their braindead friends just how much "fun" it was... Just a thought.

Ojc

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6th Apr 05 at 11:47

Pathetic really.

TNM

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6th Apr 05 at 11:55

almost like cow pushing

leeshez

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6th Apr 05 at 11:58

LMAO

R Lee

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6th Apr 05 at 12:01

thats not really funny

it would be funny if it blew over in the wind or something. however this is criminal damage.
doesn't matter what car it is, at the end of the day, if someone did something to your car, you wouldn't be pleased.

Colin

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6th Apr 05 at 12:02

pmsl

We moved a ford fiesta out into the middle of the road once when we were a bit drunk

3CorsaMeal

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6th Apr 05 at 12:10

i've done it to cars before

they weren't being used tho, abandoned i pressumed

Jason Iles

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6th Apr 05 at 12:24

ROFLAO

it's funny cause it's small

Tom

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6th Apr 05 at 12:50

Has anyone ever hidden their mates car? I'm thinking that'd be a sh1t good trick if they are a bit dozy

bradfincham

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6th Apr 05 at 12:59

--Dave--

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6th Apr 05 at 13:10

not funny really, i'd be going mental if someone did that to mine.

I did think this smily was hilarious though

--Dave--

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6th Apr 05 at 13:17

erm... check out this for a suggestion on possible alarms for the smart car...

damn yanks

3CorsaMeal

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6th Apr 05 at 13:17

quote:
Originally posted by Tom
Has anyone ever hidden their mates car? I'm thinking that'd be a sh1t good trick if they are a bit dozy

we tried once, he left his keys at my house and thought he had lost em, we waited about 2 weeks then went to take his car and hide it somewhere, we got into his car and he jumped out of hedges and caught us

apparantely he was expecting it to happen

bradfincham

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6th Apr 05 at 13:20

Best one ive done is nicked mates 2nd key fob for clifford alarm!
I was follwing him on the motorway and kept setting the panic button off, hence alarm sirens and hazard lights!
We were in stitches and he didnt know what was wrong, also nicked his headunit remote later that night and kept turning it up when driving through town

3CorsaMeal

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6th Apr 05 at 13:37

quote:
Originally posted by bradfincham
Best one ive done is nicked mates 2nd key fob for clifford alarm!
I was follwing him on the motorway and kept setting the panic button off, hence alarm sirens and hazard lights!
We were in stitches and he didnt know what was wrong, also nicked his headunit remote later that night and kept turning it up when driving through town

quality

Coolcrsa

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6th Apr 05 at 15:01

Uh oh.

It seems that they are not taking this lying down (mmpfff) and some are getting serious :
http://www.mbcanada.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=8029

Then again some aren't :
http://www.mbcanada.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=8093

And then some are just taking the piss :
http://www.mbcanada.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=8103

Reads like a soapy this. Sad, sad puppies.

Carly

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6th Apr 05 at 15:06

My brother had 2 key fobs for his Yam R1 they were modified to start the engine, one of his mates knicked one and kept starting it when we were at the pub, he was going mad

3CorsaMeal

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6th Apr 05 at 15:09

quote:
Originally posted by Coolcrsa
Uh oh.

It seems that they are not taking this lying down (mmpfff) and some are getting serious :
http://www.mbcanada.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=8029

Then again some aren't :
http://www.mbcanada.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=8093

And then some are just taking the piss :
http://www.mbcanada.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=8103

Reads like a soapy this. Sad, sad puppies.

@ straping their smart cars together

just don't buy one, is the easy answer

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