love to have a citroen bx 4x4

Post by **docchevron** » Sat Jun 20, 2009 9:39 pm

Judging by his typing ability I'd say he was a typical public transport user TBH.

Aerodynamica · Post by **Aerodynamica** » Sun Jun 21, 2009 12:33 am

typical public transport user

What is a typical public transport user and what does being a transport user of any sort have in relation to the ability to type?

Mickey taker · Post by **Mickey taker** » Sun Jun 21, 2009 12:38 pm

Im guessing that Doc is rather nervous that anybody who writes like that actually has a driving licence

cavmad · Post by **cavmad** » Sun Jun 21, 2009 3:08 pm

A public transport ride round here or on long coach/bus journeys seems to always include the seat shuffling paedo lookalike, people with bad colds, people with bad smells, smackheads, weirdos and the criminally insane. But that's enough about the people round here!

Jacksun: Please do NOT use 'text type', (i.e 'u' instead of 'you' '2' instead of 'too' etc as it's pointless, stupid, annoying and unacceptable in anyone other than a ten year old girl and even then it's wrong. Bad spelling is one thing, no-one's perfect, but if people make an effort or use a spell checker then fair play to them.

scarecrow · Post by **scarecrow** » Sun Jun 21, 2009 8:53 pm

Aerodynamica wrote:
typical public transport user
What is a typical public transport user and what does being a transport user of any sort have in relation to the ability to type?

Well said

DavidRutherford · Post by **DavidRutherford** » Sun Jun 21, 2009 9:11 pm

Given Doc's profession, I'd say he's ideally placed to determine who is a "typical" public transport user.

Whilst the prejudice shouldn't be there, unfortunately there's a definite correlation.

Post by **docchevron** » Sun Jun 21, 2009 9:14 pm

Aerodynamica wrote:
typical public transport user
What is a typical public transport user and what does being a transport user of any sort have in relation to the ability to type?

Sue wrote:Im guessing that Doc is rather nervous that anybody who writes like that actually has a driving licence

Rather alot of that, and:

Cavmad wrote:A public transport ride round here or on long coach/bus journeys seems to always include the seat shuffling paedo lookalike, people with bad colds, people with bad smells, smackheads, weirdos and the criminally insane.

Even more of that.

Maybe everyone is just lovely in Glasgow, but down here in Brizzle and stretching out into the burbs the percentage of illiterate morons who use the bus is unbelievable. I know this, I get to spend 9 hours a day driving them around, somewhat secure in the knowledge that at least they aren't driving a car oblivious to any road sign that they may or may not notice.

And no one can tell me I'm wrong, I've been doing it for 11 years.

BX Bandit · Post by **BX Bandit** » Sun Jun 21, 2009 10:23 pm

Couple o' gold brickers dude, couple o' gold brickers.........

How much to St Anne's drive?

Kitch · Post by **Kitch** » Sun Jun 21, 2009 10:41 pm

docchevron1472 wrote:
Aerodynamica wrote:
typical public transport user
What is a typical public transport user and what does being a transport user of any sort have in relation to the ability to type?

Sue wrote:Im guessing that Doc is rather nervous that anybody who writes like that actually has a driving licence
Rather alot of that, and:

Cavmad wrote:A public transport ride round here or on long coach/bus journeys seems to always include the seat shuffling paedo lookalike, people with bad colds, people with bad smells, smackheads, weirdos and the criminally insane.
Even more of that.

Maybe everyone is just lovely in Glasgow, but down here in Brizzle and stretching out into the burbs the percentage of illiterate morons who use the bus is unbelievable. I know this, I get to spend 9 hours a day driving them around, somewhat secure in the knowledge that at least they aren't driving a car oblivious to any road sign that they may or may not notice.

And no one can tell me I'm wrong, I've been doing it for 11 years.

You're wrong.

I know, I wasn't going to but then I thought hey fuck it! I'll tell Doc he's wrong and see what happens, and I have to be honest....I'm on a bit of a high now! I'm gonna go mug some old lady to top myself up!! No one said being mental was easy!

Now, which bus gets me into Fareham town centre?

jacksun1987 · Post by **jacksun1987** » Tue Jul 14, 2009 9:21 pm

hi i found one on autotrader bit its petrol

MULLEY · Post by **MULLEY** » Tue Jul 14, 2009 10:07 pm

All 4x4's are petrol, so you will be having a long wait to find a diesel one

YorkieTXD · Post by **YorkieTXD** » Tue Jul 14, 2009 10:51 pm

jacksun1987 wrote:u saw what happernt early this year it was well bad what happens if it happerns againe

well in the worse of that snow i drove accross the north yorkshire moors through drifts up and down hills in my 2wd diesel bx.

4x4 might sound cool but its more hastle than its worth.

a good pair of mud and snow tyres and some driving skills is all you need.

MULLEY · Post by **MULLEY** » Tue Jul 14, 2009 11:33 pm

No problems in winter with my winter tyre shod bx, infact i was the only 2wd car in the outside lane of the A61, even the 4x4's were crawling along

jacksun1987 · Post by **jacksun1987** » Wed Jul 15, 2009 7:51 am

you are joking all petrols i could alway put a diesle engine in it lol if only they made one

MULLEY · Post by **MULLEY** » Wed Jul 15, 2009 12:58 pm

Not on the 4x4 bx you cant, its the transfer box which is weak so the diesel engine with a different torque curve to the petrols, well i'm sure you get the picture.....