Now this is just tacky...
Posted: 22 Oct 2005, 18:00
Aye, but I wonder how many people at the Bauhaus will turn in it?.
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Posted: 22 Oct 2005, 18:06
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Posted: 22 Oct 2005, 18:26
Bollocks tae that then!wrote:The hirer will be fully responsible for the following:
No smoking in the vehicle.
A clean-up charge for spillage inside the vehicle.
A charge for broken glass.
No illegal drugs in the limo at any time.
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Posted: 22 Oct 2005, 18:29
I'll second that motion!James Blast wrote:Bollocks tae that then!wrote:The hirer will be fully responsible for the following:
No smoking in the vehicle.
A clean-up charge for spillage inside the vehicle.
A charge for broken glass.
No illegal drugs in the limo at any time.
Re: Now this is just tacky...
Posted: 22 Oct 2005, 18:31
Tacky or not I like it! It beats the crap of these flattened looking white efforts that are ten-a-penny on Glasgow's streets.
And I've just bookmarked the site for future reference.
Posted: 22 Oct 2005, 19:11
I've always preferred Shanks's Pony myself.
Posted: 22 Oct 2005, 19:18
Reminded me of these things I saw at an American Car Swapmeet some time ago:
Posted: 24 Oct 2005, 08:57
Though admittedly the 1K sound system does sound quite tempting...
But playing banging techno out the back of a hearse might be a bit confusing for the Glasgae goth types though...
But playing banging techno out the back of a hearse might be a bit confusing for the Glasgae goth types though...
Posted: 24 Oct 2005, 09:21
Who you gonna call?Obviousman wrote:Reminded me of these things I saw at an American Car Swapmeet some time ago:
GHOSTBUSTERS!!!!
Posted: 24 Oct 2005, 09:38
gothbusters
Posted: 24 Oct 2005, 09:44
Don't suppose the 1959 on the registration plate has anything to do with our fearless leader's back catalogue? 
Posted: 24 Oct 2005, 10:55
Nah, it's a 1959 CadillacMotz wrote:Don't suppose the 1959 on the registration plate has anything to do with our fearless leader's back catalogue?
Think they had it in black too, but that one was still boxed... Completely mad though, a model with coffin included
Re: Now this is just tacky...
Posted: 24 Oct 2005, 11:41
There's a stretch Humm-Vee in Leeds.Andrew S wrote:these flattened looking white efforts that are ten-a-penny on Glasgow's streets.
VIZ profanisaurus word for stretch limo: Proles' Royce
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Posted: 24 Oct 2005, 11:46
OOOh I've seen that. Fair made me and Gaz chuckle.markfiend wrote:There's a stretch Humm-Vee in Leeds.Andrew S wrote:these flattened looking white efforts that are ten-a-penny on Glasgow's streets.
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Posted: 24 Oct 2005, 11:46
Its the same in the grand old streets of London..markfiend wrote:There's a stretch Humm-Vee in Leeds.Andrew S wrote:these flattened looking white efforts that are ten-a-penny on Glasgow's streets.
VIZ profanisaurus word for stretch limo: Proles' Royce
I think if I had money I'd probably drive around in something a bit more unassuming..
I mean the people that hire such things aren't even Nouveau Riche!
Posted: 24 Oct 2005, 18:23
Oh dear. 
Limos seem to be quite the thing at the moment. I see them all the time on a Friday or Saturday night, usually with a chavete in the back shouting something at one.
Limos seem to be quite the thing at the moment. I see them all the time on a Friday or Saturday night, usually with a chavete in the back shouting something at one.Posted: 24 Oct 2005, 19:14
God gave us Armour-Piercing Rockets for a reason, children...
Posted: 24 Oct 2005, 19:18
Mutually Assured Destruction?
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Posted: 24 Oct 2005, 22:04
Up by Glasgow Central Station I once saw a stretch limo pull out and hit another car.Debaser wrote:OOOh I've seen that. Fair made me and Gaz chuckle.markfiend wrote:There's a stretch Humm-Vee in Leeds.Andrew S wrote:these flattened looking white efforts that are ten-a-penny on Glasgow's streets.
It made me laff out loud (well I was a wanky socialist student at the time).
Posted: 24 Oct 2005, 22:15
I've been in the back of a hearse - a real one used for funerals 
Posted: 24 Oct 2005, 23:55
top that! you're all goth wannabe's compared to BoF.
glad they realised their mistake before they planted you,Libby!
glad they realised their mistake before they planted you,Libby!
Posted: 25 Oct 2005, 00:08
I won't ask!Brideoffrankenstein wrote:I've been in the back of a hearse - a real one used for funerals
Posted: 25 Oct 2005, 08:58
Brideoffrankenstein wrote:I've been in the back of a hearse - a real one used for funerals
You know these old hearses come quite cheap... Saw one in an advert some time ago for about 2000 euros, and that included a second one for the parts
Very cool
Posted: 25 Oct 2005, 21:08
I was actually going 10 pin bowling believe it or not
Posted: 25 Oct 2005, 21:51
stop now Libby it can only get worse...Brideoffrankenstein wrote:I was actually going 10 pin bowling believe it or not