Xela
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I always fancied a Triumph Stag or, bizarrely, a Reliant Scimitar.
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I've always thought about buying an old car (nothing flash) but i'm sure within a week or so the novelty would wear off.
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I think the Avatar for Ruge is Tony Iommi in the 70's
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West Ham board meeting
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Dante from the film Clerks (1994)
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Came on my Spotify playlist in the car earlier and had to turn it up. Fantastic song.
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Or the 'updated' version, the Austin Ambassador. My Dad had a bottle green Morris Marina estate with brown vinyl seats. It rusted so bad you could literally put your hand through the bodywork without any real resistance.
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Sorry to hear that news @TheAuthority Big hugs to both of you.
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I should be so lucky! Countryman estate.
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Transmission snobs!
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Health & Safety Nazis!
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Not quite @mottaloo! We aren't allowed midgets or strippers in the office!
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Big Scat and Fries
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Lunch today
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It only lasted 6 months with me. Got rear ended by a Montego and written off!
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Flippy has been fired! http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-43343956
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Bet the days fly by in your office
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My first car I purchased in 1998 had a choke! (it was a 1988 Metro)
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Bit of both really. I never planned to end up in finance and if you asked me when I was 18 that I would do 10 years in financial sales and account management I would have laughed in your face. As it happens I am good at it. Very good. This has led me to a comfortable life, although it has perhaps taken the desire away from me to look for something else more interesting.
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Anyway, enough dissing of Coke and Champagne. Great drinks!
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Who the eff is this Tom Foolery chap? Anyway, talking of Irn Bru I always liked this ad
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It might be today but they'll change their mind half way through. edit: d'oh -bin-dunne
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Sorry, wrong terminology! I meant passive investment/index funds (OEICS in the UK - think they might be called mutual funds in the US) v EFTs . They seem broadly similar in their passive nature. I don't think i'd bother with active/managed funds, fees are higher and no guarantee they can beat the market.
