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Old 12-25-2004, 02:16 AM
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I've got to drive with my fianc
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I would leave the car. No matter how safe you drive there could always be a twat coming the other way that doesn't have a clue.

I have just spoken to my parents in Seamill and they are heading off to Perth for the day.
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If you're on SO2s accept your dad's offer. He might end up having to rescue you anyway if you get stuck .
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Leave the S at home
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Originally Posted by eyeofthetiger,Dec 25 2004, 12:20 PM


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You'll probably be cakking your pants the whole way, which will just make you tense and more prone to making a mistake.
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BB, you'll be stuck on the first slope you get to. Take the lift.
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Cheers lads, I'll take the diesel!
Have a nice christmas too.

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Good call

Mundaneo for snow - S for Go
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SO2s and snow don't agree sadly - shame really cos I am rapidly coming to the conclusion that the S is ideal for snow with the right tyres on.
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