Gambit

@auckythat will explain why it was so cheap

bargain mate doesn't look much tread though on them tyres

9 months you've done well sir I don't think I've gone that long ever without buying something

I don't even try make false promises to myself like that anymore

Hi mate welcome to S.O.C. great looking car And great friendly bunch on here so I'm sure you will feel welcome

Hi mate welcome to S.O.C And great choice Feel free to chat on the forum all good people here so don't feel shy about posting on the threads

@Elliott Oh good stuff mate glad to hear you got them and just in time

Oh so I could be in for a chance

@Elliott Ok mate I will email Steve shortly for you see if they have been posted sure they should have been by now. Think Steve has someone else send them thoug from what I can guess.

@steveuk260 Funny you should say that mate same thing I was thinking Haha But it's free advertising too. I gave credit to the show and to the BBC and even put a link to the Iplayer where you can watch the full show for free

They filled them in the day after this video was released mate.

Yep the Bastards I even advertised the bloody show for them too. just taking a little bit of it as well not even the full episode

https://www.facebook.com/SubaruOwners/

Well they won't be too happy then I've just shared the shit out of it all on facebook too.

working still for me

I might add myself lol

I agree they need to do something before they run it like WRC has gone. I also think it will help the smaller teams too.

@Fesk I can chase them up when did you order them mate. Steve deals with that side of things and can be a bit slow sometimes I know his wife and kids just got back from being abroad so think he was busy making sure he cleaned the house last time I spoke with him Haha

In true S.O.C style

Where did you get them from the stickers ?

Always sloppy after I've dribbled

@oldschoolSTI consider it done

I always come 2nd it's the type of guy I am

I think what makes it worse for the people they leave behind the helplessness. I've always tried to be there for people I know, I've been at a very low point myself as I'm sure we all have. A friend of mine I've known all my life close family friend right back to my grandmother anyway. But his missus died someone I went to school with of cancer just aged 31. He hit rock bottom I spent a lot of time with him after. Her dad didn't make his life easy by any means either, but long story. But many nights of drinking followed, I got sick of the amount we was drinking. But he would wake up drinking vodka straight from a bottle he was that low. Started talking about doing himself in. Lost his business ended up moving in with his mum story goes on. But many more times of drinking, He actually turned round to me and thanked me. He actually said if it hadn't been for me he would have done himself in leaving his daughter who was 8 at the time, I sort of felt proud but realised I was learning to cope with my own grief to. Strangely I've never spoken about this until now. But I do hope that I say men but appreciate women may feel the same but less than men, start to find it easier to talk about. I Know for many weeks when I was low though not to do with money or anything just a build up of everything, just hated life the loneliness that follows is one hell of a dark place I wouldn't want to return to.