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Remember when......

P4ddy said:
Remember when I didn't own an Elgrand, always a dream, a fantasy. Driving the GTi wishing it would say something too me in Japanese or would do less than 31mpg. Wishing I could climb from drivers seat to the rear effortlessly and actually walk around inside with room to swing a cat. Oh those were the days.
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Hit one of the GTI's coil packs with a hammer and it will do less than 31mpg 🤪
 
WhatsThisFor said:
Remember when it was so hot that the telegraph poles in the street would seep sticky black Tar.

Oh, hang on, that was last week. 🥵
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When the memory goes it's funny that you can still remember what happened when you were younger, but not what happened yesterday ;)
 
BrianH said:
When the memory goes it's funny that you can still remember what happened when you were younger, but not what happened yesterday
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Highway Dave said:
Why, what happened yesterday??
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BrianH said:
Yesterday, who mentioned yesterday?
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my old dad had dementia and the memory loss but retained his sense of humour. He would make light of the memory loss by frequently saying that it made every day a fu***ng surprise.
 
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