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BigAl

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Re: Oil change. Where should I go?
« Reply #15 on: 09 December 2008, 23:26:13 »

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I would personally do it myself out of pride, as I couldn't stand some spotty kid doing something on my car

Sorry - but I find that quite unkind, steroetypical and a little ill thought out.

Consider replacing the term "spotty kid" with "inexperienced mechanic" and it will sound a million times more reasonable.

What about PFY ?
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Re: Oil change. Where should I go?
« Reply #16 on: 09 December 2008, 23:46:57 »

Thanks for all the advice. ;)

Well I don't really want some fat old spotty woman called Kate maintaining the mig either.  Anyone else would be better!

I know I'd end up with five litres of oil on my face and probably on fire as well! :o
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Re: Oil change. Where should I go?
« Reply #17 on: 10 December 2008, 00:55:44 »

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I would personally do it myself out of pride, as I couldn't stand some spotty kid doing something on my car

Sorry - but I find that quite unkind, steroetypical and a little ill thought out.

Consider replacing the term "spotty kid" with "inexperienced mechanic" and it will sound a million times more reasonable.

Mr V6CDX, you are neither no longer young (you old git ;D) or spotty, so don't take offence at the spotty kid fresh out of school and trusted with your pride and joy with minimal training/experience, and excessive productivity targets.


Alas, age does seem to be creeping up on me. 25 next month, and it seems like yesterday I was 19    :-[

It'll soon be 28, then 30...  ::)

Actually I'm sorry if I sounded harsh, because I'm as aware as anyone else that there are some real incompetent and ham fisted mechanics out there.

I was just making a point they they are most definately not limited to younger kids -

When I look back on some of the crap garages told me (Which I took in) when I was younger, it makes me feel sick.

Knowing what I know now, I'd have saved myself a fortune  :'(
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