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JPB wrote: I can almost feel the arse kicking that the editor of that paper would have received shortly after the picture was published.
On the other hand, it does make a change from journos describing Landrovers as Jeeps!
Indeed. And the same of course tends to apply to Suzukis, Asia Rocstas, Daihatsus of a certain age, Jago Geeps and Mahindra Indian Braves though arguably the last deserve to be mistaken for the real thing since they are to the Jeep as the same manufacturer's Ambassador is to the '50s Morris Oxford. Nigh enough.
rich. wrote:do not believe anything you read in the newspapers
What, anything? So are you saying that I can put my Rolf poster back up?
J "Home is where you park it", so the saying goes. That may yet come true..
I can almost feel the arse kicking that the editor of that paper would have received shortly after the picture was published.
So are you saying that I can put my Rolf poster back up?