You should get an organ donor card with them, they roll that easy
gonna get a road buggy/quad
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Its probably a good idea until you actually think about how it will look on the day.
I wanted our first dance to be all normal at first but then Michael Jackson's thriller comes on and we do some of the moves from the music video.
Sounds amusing until you actually start planning it.
Or having everyone sit down for the meal with the joints most posh of posh cuttlery and crockery and then the waiters hand everyone a happy meal. It would tickle me immensely but its whether youe guests actually find it funny or the height of cringe.
If you do something zaney your guests have to get the joke or its not funny.
I wanted our first dance to be all normal at first but then Michael Jackson's thriller comes on and we do some of the moves from the music video.
Sounds amusing until you actually start planning it.
Or having everyone sit down for the meal with the joints most posh of posh cuttlery and crockery and then the waiters hand everyone a happy meal. It would tickle me immensely but its whether youe guests actually find it funny or the height of cringe.
If you do something zaney your guests have to get the joke or its not funny.
why's everyone being so harsh on the guywhat people want to go to/from their wedding venues in is entirely upto them, and not indicative of the type of people they are at all.
To 99% of women the wedding day is the fairytale come true.
At what point does the fairytale involve picking dead flies out of your teeth and inhaling diesel soot from the 15 year old Peugeot 306D you'll be stuck behind all the way to the reception venue?
fair points, i think i will view it and have a little go and see what is what, but yeah a,b and c seem likely
why's everyone being so harsh on the guy
yeah i know, its a little bit of a private club this forum section
i believe she does carry oneYou should get an organ donor card with them, they roll that easy
LOL
ebay.co.uk
clearly where you're bit of tosh comes from if not a breakers yard
yes im seeing this now, kind of why i posted this thread, so maybe just a boys toy for me
she would be clsssed as the 1% i know she would enjoy it from one point of few but yeah flies and dirt and a white dress hmmm
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I agree, its impossible to tell what anything about somebody from personal choices they make and tastes they have.
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Not at all. I'd not want to drive a buggy to my reception, even if both of us thought it'd be fun...I'd still get a proper car to drive her etc. and if I wanted the buggy I'd get it for some weekend fun rather than use at a wedding.
In honesty, how does the idea seem sensible? As has been said there are various things that'll mess up the 'once in a lifetime' (yes I know many get divorced and remarried, we'll ignore that) experience of getting married.
Her dress will get messed up, as will her hair etc.
As a toy for some summer fun though, don't see why not unless it'll likely throw up some huge bills, in which case, go with a cheap soft top car like an MX-5 or something which you can then possibly keep on if you enjoy driving it.
http://www.stormbuggies.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=20&Itemid=75
That one looks a bit of a beast
That one looks a bit of a beast
I dont see any Summer fun on that. It'll fall to bits if you do any serious off roading, and on the road it has all the bad points of a bike (If you crash, you die, you get cold and wet) yet none of the good points, so why bother?
Reminds me of those ridiculously chav road legal quad bikes.
Reminds me of those ridiculously chav road legal quad bikes.
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it is on the internet, but i guess if you have a million posts and that's all you do all day you properly make your opinions that like
- as for me i don't. as i said i have already booked and sorted a lovely Bentley, that will take her to the church and then both of us to the reception venue. it was an idea i posted it and if im honest im swaying against the idea of doing that, people mentioned very valid points. however i may still get it for a bit of fun, i will at least view it.
i don't think you have ever written a decent post on this forum from memory, and you gags reek of "i spent 30 mins thinking of this"
Not at all. I'd not want to drive a buggy to my reception, even if both of us thought it'd be fun...I'd still get a proper car to drive her etc. and if I wanted the buggy I'd get it for some weekend fun rather than use at a wedding.
In honesty, how does the idea seem sensible? As has been said there are various things that'll mess up the 'once in a lifetime' (yes I know many get divorced and remarried, we'll ignore that) experience of getting married.
Her dress will get messed up, as will her hair etc.
As a toy for some summer fun though, don't see why not unless it'll likely throw up some huge bills, in which case, go with a cheap soft top car like an MX-5 or something which you can then possibly keep on if you enjoy driving it.
cheers dude, well said, i keep having visions of me rolling it now with us both upside down
sorry this forum section is harsh, i have posted before about car advise, and its just flaming and abuse, which i always rise too
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http://www.stormbuggies.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=20&Itemid=75
That one looks a bit of a beast
Looks even more fun.
That's their 1100cc offroader mind.
One could accuse me of being a... tit..
I took it "off roading" in a bumpy field and was being a complete tool with it. The company had been hiring them out for years and I was the first one to roll it in that time! Have to admit, not my finest hour... They are actually quite stable, especially on the road. You can chuck them about quite a lot. As I said, I was just being a complete child with it, I'll put my hands up to that.
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Just because your in a buggy doesn't mean it magically turns the roads in to a dirt track, you will sit in traffic most of the time and get wet / hot / cold
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why's everyone being so harsh on the guy
I totaly agree, I'm surprised at the stupid comments (then again it's OcUK, maybe I shouldn't be...). My uncles bride arrived at the church in the sidecar of his trials outfit, and I certainly wouldn't consider them *****.
I'd far rather have one of these than a stupid road legal quad, at least it offers some level of protection and practicality. Build quality will be...Chinese, i.e. not great. The Quadzilla/PGO buggys are made in Taiwan and are better built.