Well, just returned from a walk and saw a burnt car not far from my home. Why do some people burn someone's cars? Must they be punished for that? Have you had any of such accidents?
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All Dodge Caravans should be burnt on sight.
Holly2003 wrote: All Dodge Caravans should be burnt on sight.
rofl, when we lived in america we had a dodge :( be nice, they cant help it...
rofl, when we lived in america we had a dodge :( be nice, they cant help it...
Lostman wrote: Well, just returned from a walk and saw a burnt car not far from my home. Why do some people burn someone's cars? Must they be punished for that? Have you had any of such accidents?
It happens.
Its illegal.
Its really hard to catch people who do it.
It happens.
Its illegal.
Its really hard to catch people who do it.
catqueen wrote: Lostman wrote: Well, just returned from a walk and saw a burnt car not far from my home. Why do some people burn someone's cars? Must they be punished for that? Have you had any of such accidents?
It happens.
Its illegal.
Its really hard to catch people who do it.
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That really is!
It happens.
Its illegal.
Its really hard to catch people who do it.
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That really is!
If you have the urge to burn a car surely its better that its someone else's and not your own. That would just be silly.
If you have the urge to burn a car surely its better that its someone else's and not your own. That would just be silly.
mooghead wrote: If you have the urge to burn a car surely its better that its someone else's and not your own. That would just be silly.
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You have recently started posting the same one post twice. What's happened to your account?
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You have recently started posting the same one post twice. What's happened to your account?
Double posts - this is mostly due to slow response from the QZ system. When in doubt whether the post had gone through, it is better to get out of the post reply first, and check the thread for any updates before clicking the post button again.
To prevent re-typing, the check can be done through another internet browser while the post reply is still on the browser in use.
To prevent re-typing, the check can be done through another internet browser while the post reply is still on the browser in use.
tcc wrote: Double posts - this is mostly due to slow response from the QZ system. When in doubt whether the post had gone through, it is better to get out of the post reply first, and check the thread for any updates before clicking the post button again.
To prevent re-typing, the check can be done through another internet browser while the post reply is still on the browser in use.
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Aye, that kind of thing sometimes happens to me too. It annoys.
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Aye, that kind of thing sometimes happens to me too. It annoys.
I actually think its my mouse. The left click button sometimes doesnt work properly so i have to press it pretty hard. Sometimes that makes an unintentional double click and I think if you double click on the 'post message' button fast enough it gets submitted twice.
I actually think its my mouse. The left click button sometimes doesnt work properly so i have to press it pretty hard. Sometimes that makes an unintentional double click and I think if you double click on the 'post message' button fast enough it gets submitted twice.
lol...... did it again (will click 'post message' using the track pad on my laptop from now on...)
Yay!
I'll reckon it as your new record, mooghead :-)