Answer me this....

Hxc · 19 Jun 2008 at 23:26

PC-M Vip3r said:
Im sure I have posted in another topic about this but my postcode is a 4b area and this is my area in which i live: http://www.woodhousesvillageassociation.kk5.org/

So im scum based on the fact my Area is 4b and nothing to do with the type of person I am...

Let's spell it out here.

It. Is. A. Joke.

pc-modd · 19 Jun 2008 at 23:26

Hxc said:
Jesus christ, it's blood obvious that it is a joke!

get a grip people :/

Well he could have put a:

Im tired.

He better be careful what he posts or I might come and drain his engine oil!

PC-M Vip3r · 19 Jun 2008 at 23:28

pc-modd said:
Well he could have put a:

Im tired.

He better be careful what he posts or I might come and drain his engine oil!

lol

Jez · 19 Jun 2008 at 23:31

You would have to pass level 6 security clearance to get anywhere near my house, chav.

pc-modd · 19 Jun 2008 at 23:38

I'm a chav. I blend in with the surroundings innit.

Scania · 20 Jun 2008 at 04:28

Young - Not enough experience to know better or, to get back into shape when they over cook it a bit.

Third Opinion · 20 Jun 2008 at 08:10

[TW]Fox;11925270 said:
911 Turbo, £752
911 GT2, £1200
M5, £1200
E55 AMG, £1560
F430 Spider, £1920.

Thats with a claim and 2 years NCB.

Don't take this the wrong way but did you add your accident to the quote? They usually make quite a bit of difference. I take you must have protected NCB.

spaz · 20 Jun 2008 at 08:18

I've found with bell that adding an accident barely increases your premium at all, think the difference between declaring and not declaring was about £30 for me.

£1777 to insure a Ferrari F50 for me

Jez · 20 Jun 2008 at 08:41

Third Opinion said:
Don't take this the wrong way but did you add your accident to the quote? They usually make quite a bit of difference. I take you must have protected NCB.

He has 2NCB and did declare the accident. All the quotes we got were genuine, mine all included class 1 business use etc as i need that.

ajbuk · 20 Jun 2008 at 08:53

Id say young boyracer drivers are the worst, Just passed there test and start overly modifying there cars and think there it!

Jono · 20 Jun 2008 at 09:02

Young people with friends in the car, then Old people, then (most women), then young people on their own, then some men.

Rilot · 20 Jun 2008 at 09:47

Young people.
Old duffers can be utterly terrible but at least they go slow enough to be avoided.

Rarely a day goes past without me seeing some tool in a Saxo/106/206/AX/Other Euro Crapbox doing something immesely dangerous/stupid.

Sagalout · 20 Jun 2008 at 09:51

[TW]Fox;11925023 said:
Crashing isn't a judge of how good a driver you are or Petter Solberg would be the worst driver ever and my Gran would be a better driver than him.

I disagree. On the road the ability not to crash is very important in defining how good a driver you are, rather than the ability to heel and toe or control a powerslide. When I'm using the same road and have my kids in the back of the car I'd rather share it with a granny doing 13mph in her honda Jazz than a boy racer who has just passed his test and thinks he's Lewis Hamilton. But then there are of course exceptions to the rule, and I'm sure there are plenty of conciensous and sensible 17 year olds, just as there are, believe it or not, plenty of drivers in the 70's that dont have alzheimers.

Rilot · 20 Jun 2008 at 09:56

Sagalout said:
When I'm using the same road and have my kids in the back of the car I'd rather share it with a granny doing 13mph in her honda Jazz than a boy racer who has just passed his test and thinks he's Lewis Hamilton.

Same here. When I drive with my little girl in the back, safety is the only thing I care about. Easy to be safe at 13mph. Hard when a BR cuts you up.