Prick !
How do i turn back mileage?
Nov 08, 2004
68 Replies
The message from "WebM¤nkey" contains these words:
Nope - I don't think that'll do it.
Go and ask Quentin Wilson!
ask the DVLA or your local plod at your local police station they'll be happy to help.
No ? Will bashing it against the dashboard do it ?
The message from "WebM¤nkey" contains these words:
Only if he does it at full tilt.
Just what i was looking for. Thanks for that.
Ex-Forces ( snipped-for-privacy@ce.s) gurgled happily, sounding much like they were saying :
Out of interest, why do you want to wind back the mileage?
I have a special 'key' which will do what you want. It also works on fruit machines.
Why would you want to wind back a Fruit Machine? surely you want to wind it forward so it thinks it's time to pay out. :)
Are you an insurgent from Trading Standards?
surely if he wants to rip folk off the only thing he uses his prick for is to keep his hand company
Ex-Forces ( snipped-for-privacy@ce.s) gurgled happily, sounding much like they were saying :
No.
As I said - out of interest, why? I'm genuinely intrigued as to the purpose.
The message from Adrian contains these words:
I can hazard a guess - I suppose we all can. He wants to be able to sell it with an MOT and it'd be embarrasing if the MOT had a higher mileage than the car.
I've seen that before. I was looking at a Citroen ZX (in Newcastle, natch) and the guy was bullish as hell that it was worth the money, no haggling etc. Then I remarked that not only did the speedo not work, it was also reading 12,000 less miles than the MOT it passed two weeks previously...
Suddenly he was very disinterested in selling his car ;)
Richard
The message from RichardK-PB contains these words:
Uninterested, surely? Disinterested's something completely different.
An active lack of interest. As in, not just failing to make the effort, but actually snatching the keys and documents and darting back into his house. Fast.
Richard
Are you a scum sucking low life arse?
The message from RichardK-PB contains these words:
That's uninterested. Disinterested means he had no financial (in this case) gain to make from the transaction.
The message from Conor contains these words:
Oooh, please, I know the answer to this one.
Is it "On Fridays"?
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