Any Rennlisters from New Zealand?
02-24-2016, 12:44 AM
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please tell me your joking!
02-24-2016, 02:57 AM
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Actually Jamie. Maybe she got us confused and she was really wanting to get in touch with you? She called me dark and handsome which made me wonder as your hair is darker than mine. Ill send her your PM ;-P
02-24-2016, 03:15 AM
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02-24-2016, 05:54 AM
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02-24-2016, 07:41 AM
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02-24-2016, 01:26 PM
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Earl's signature is a good win though. Did you know it was coming or was he just let loose with a pen in the Conti car park? What if he had signed the number plate? That might totally spin someone out.
02-24-2016, 01:53 PM
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Perhaps we should move to a closed group on facebook, like the facebook RSG group. Naturally we'd accept anyone who is obviously a Porsche nut but it would keep unwanted people out.
I am sometimes concerned that if someone was involved in a bad accident that police investigators could look at their on line posts, take them out of the spirit and BS talk we do and use them as some form of evidence.
Then would a court take this seriously. It would be easy to bring others involved to state that our chatter is full of wind ups, leg pulling, gest and fun and it shouldn't be taken out of that context.
I am sometimes concerned that if someone was involved in a bad accident that police investigators could look at their on line posts, take them out of the spirit and BS talk we do and use them as some form of evidence.
Then would a court take this seriously. It would be easy to bring others involved to state that our chatter is full of wind ups, leg pulling, gest and fun and it shouldn't be taken out of that context.
02-24-2016, 02:08 PM
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Perhaps we should move to a closed group on facebook, like the facebook RSG group. Naturally we'd accept anyone who is obviously a Porsche nut but it would keep unwanted people out.
I am sometimes concerned that if someone was involved in a bad accident that police investigators could look at their on line posts, take them out of the spirit and BS talk we do and use them as some form of evidence.
Then would a court take this seriously. It would be easy to bring others involved to state that our chatter is full of wind ups, leg pulling, gest and fun and it shouldn't be taken out of that context.
I am sometimes concerned that if someone was involved in a bad accident that police investigators could look at their on line posts, take them out of the spirit and BS talk we do and use them as some form of evidence.
Then would a court take this seriously. It would be easy to bring others involved to state that our chatter is full of wind ups, leg pulling, gest and fun and it shouldn't be taken out of that context.
02-24-2016, 02:43 PM
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Originally Posted by O2GO
Perhaps we should move to a closed group on facebook, like the facebook RSG group. Naturally we'd accept anyone who is obviously a Porsche nut but it would keep unwanted people out.
I am sometimes concerned that if someone was involved in a bad accident that police investigators could look at their on line posts, take them out of the spirit and BS talk we do and use them as some form of evidence.
Then would a court take this seriously. It would be easy to bring others involved to state that our chatter is full of wind ups, leg pulling, gest and fun and it shouldn't be taken out of that context.
I am sometimes concerned that if someone was involved in a bad accident that police investigators could look at their on line posts, take them out of the spirit and BS talk we do and use them as some form of evidence.
Then would a court take this seriously. It would be easy to bring others involved to state that our chatter is full of wind ups, leg pulling, gest and fun and it shouldn't be taken out of that context.
Much of what I post on this thread is just banter and keeping in touch. FB is a far superior platform for that, especially for pics and we don't have to worry about eyes with other intentions.
02-24-2016, 03:24 PM
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Just a quick thanks to the team on here! I only asked a few questions and didn't participate much, but I've now sold my little silver SC, so am Porsche-less! I'll be back in good time though.....
Will hopefully see some of you at Ruapuna next month!
Will hopefully see some of you at Ruapuna next month!
02-24-2016, 03:59 PM
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Well done Chris , rest assured you will be back
02-24-2016, 04:09 PM
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Perhaps we should move to a closed group on facebook, like the facebook RSG group. Naturally we'd accept anyone who is obviously a Porsche nut but it would keep unwanted people out.
I am sometimes concerned that if someone was involved in a bad accident that police investigators could look at their on line posts, take them out of the spirit and BS talk we do and use them as some form of evidence.
Then would a court take this seriously. It would be easy to bring others involved to state that our chatter is full of wind ups, leg pulling, gest and fun and it shouldn't be taken out of that context.
I am sometimes concerned that if someone was involved in a bad accident that police investigators could look at their on line posts, take them out of the spirit and BS talk we do and use them as some form of evidence.
Then would a court take this seriously. It would be easy to bring others involved to state that our chatter is full of wind ups, leg pulling, gest and fun and it shouldn't be taken out of that context.