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Mon 14 May 2001 22:05
micro cars - Allan
Are there any micro cars available in the UK which can be driven by 16 year olds apart from the 50cc Fun Tech? Specifically something with weather protection. (Daughter won't wear crash helmet- uncool and spoils hair).
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Wed 16 May 2001 12:45
Girls and crash helmets. - D J Woollard
Allan,

Tell her it must be more cool to go out with a crash helmet than stay at home with perfect hair!

Our girls are 5yrs and 3yrs, have I got all this to come?

David
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Wed 16 May 2001 20:14
Re: Girls and crash helmets. - Allan
Thanks David,
It's not for me to tell Emma things. She is however always willing to give me the benefit of her inexperience.
Yes, you've got it all to come. Its's hugely entertaining.
Regards, Allan
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Wed 16 May 2001 20:24
Re: Girls and crash helmets. - D J Woollard
Allan,
Perhaps you'll pass on my comments to her, from one Emma's Dad to another Emma's Dad!
Or will the fact that you've been discussing her on the Internet count against you for this weekends battles?
Actually it ought to be cool, perhaps more so on the Max Power forum than HJ.

David
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Wed 16 May 2001 12:56
Re: Girls and crash helmets. - Stuart Bruce
David,
The problems never go away, as soon as you think you are getting a grip, the plot changes. All due to the inbuilt radar detecting things designed to p*ss parents off.
Good luck,
S
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Wed 16 May 2001 13:52
Re: Girls and crash helmets. - Brian
Someone once said "Children are a sexually transmitted disease".
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Thu 17 May 2001 00:52
Re: Girls and crash helmets. - richard turpin
I'm cool and I'm bald. What's the problem?
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