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If by "newer" you mean the first generation of the 3 from 2003 to 2009 then sure. They used cheap paint and metal and the corrosion from salt trucks in winter was abysmal. The issues were fixed in Gen2, my 2011 is daily-driven and rustproofed every couple years—something you should do with every single car if you want it to last—and in mint condition.

It's clear your understanding of cars doesn't go beyond 2006 so it makes your usual anecdotal bullshit seem even more vain. I bet no respectful dealership would even let you through the doors.

aimee wrote:aren't you that rich fag that back when I was new on the net and got fat from being sooo upset about getting sexually harassed by my boss who wanted me to be his girlfriend I thought had a gun that wouldn't offer advice or help me with setting up an exercise and diet plan that wanted to do a pornstar site about me and offered to split the money but I said no and instead encouraged me to take some kind of speed diet pills? you said do it yourself

Pretty sure that's sys0p, which you've confused me with several times.

I have definitely never been rich. Although that advice definitely seems like something I'd say.

Captain Mazda wrote:If by "newer" you mean the first generation of the 3 from 2003 to 2009 then sure. They used cheap paint and metal and the corrosion from salt trucks in winter was abysmal. The issues were fixed in Gen2, my 2011 is daily-driven and rustproofed every couple years—something you should do with every single car if you want it to last—and in mint condition.

It's clear your understanding of cars doesn't go beyond 2006 so it makes your usual anecdotal bullshit seem even more vain. I bet no respectful dealership would even let you through the doors.

I actually haven't driven anything older than 2012 as far as mazda's go. I happen across them pretty often at rental places because they're cheap cars. I usually ask, no mazda's when renting but sometimes I have no choice. I know this may sound like me just bashing your car cause you're a colossal dickhead but I for real, honestly do not like Mazda's. Not cause you drive one, just cause they really are uncomfortable, loud pieces of tin that happen to have wheels. Yours is looking pretty good though I must say but that still doesn't change my opinion on them. I drive about 2 - 3 different vehicles every week so I know the difference between different manufacturers. In the literal sense of the word, I'm a professional driver as I drive many kilometers for my job, more than your average Joe, at least when I'm not on my bike.

Κracus wrote:I'm a professional driver as I drive many kilometers for my job

omg lol

Can't wait for the next 24 hour Le Mans, Kracus vs pizza delivery boys

Κracus wrote:

Captain Mazda wrote:If by "newer" you mean the first generation of the 3 from 2003 to 2009 then sure. They used cheap paint and metal and the corrosion from salt trucks in winter was abysmal. The issues were fixed in Gen2, my 2011 is daily-driven and rustproofed every couple years—something you should do with every single car if you want it to last—and in mint condition.

It's clear your understanding of cars doesn't go beyond 2006 so it makes your usual anecdotal bullshit seem even more vain. I bet no respectful dealership would even let you through the doors.

I actually haven't driven anything older than 2012 as far as mazda's go. I happen across them pretty often at rental places because they're cheap cars. I usually ask, no mazda's when renting but sometimes I have no choice. I know this may sound like me just bashing your car cause you're a colossal dickhead but I for real, honestly do not like Mazda's. Not cause you drive one, just cause they really are uncomfortable, loud pieces of tin that happen to have wheels. Yours is looking pretty good though I must say but that still doesn't change my opinion on them. I drive about 2 - 3 different vehicles every week so I know the difference between different manufacturers. In the literal sense of the word, I'm a professional driver as I drive many kilometers for my job, more than your average Joe, at least when I'm not on my bike.

You didn't even know you bought a Golf

Kracus is a professional driver who drives many kilometres for his job, brags about constantly being on the road with his Golf GTI Polo Rabbit and super bike but is renting cars often enough to go through every Mazda model built

Ordered this set


It'll be my fifth set in the modular buildings series:






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building Bricksburg eh

Yep
Getting the Brick Bank building after this one and then waiting for 2017's set

Eraser, those look awesome. Do you have pics of your other builds? I grew up with Lego but I've been collecting mainly 1:64 scale die-cast cars since the day I was born and I built sprawling cities mixed with Legos to accommodate my collection in style. I'd love to do it again if we can have our own house at some point.

Heh, that's great Mazda

I have no pics of the sets right now. I'll take a pic soon. Here's some work-in-progress close up pics of the detective's office one:

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Captain Mazda wrote:Kracus is a professional driver who drives many kilometres for his job, brags about constantly being on the road with his Golf GTI Polo Rabbit and super bike but is renting cars often enough to go through every Mazda model built

Well that makes sense. You can't quote me properly, you completely twist and exaggerate anything anyone ever says to you who's cock you don't suck and you think owning a mazda is so great you took up the username Captain Mazda. I've literally never had an interaction with you that didn't instantly devolve into being insulted and made fun of. What a great human being you must be in real life. Why I haven't added you to my ignore list before now is beyond me.

aimee wrote: I have definitely never been rich. Although that advice definitely seems like something I'd say.
he used to post on thebored with the screen name gimp at one time with me if my memory serves...he told me his name was john so for awhile I thought he was jonny aka redandjonny(who I stalked the other day last year and left a message on their answering machine while they were living it up in paris) I think he was called john deangelis on yahoo and bodybuilding.com so he's most likely bodyhard

Yeah that's sys0p....

Wasn't it something along the lines of 'I didn't buy a Golf/Rabbit, I bought a GTI ?'

Κracus wrote:
you think owning a mazda is so great you took up the username Captain Mazda.

Think it's from this: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ahura_Mazda

It might be a Kia but it's fucking nice to drive. I've not had an auto for years, so glad to have one again. And the 4x4 is fun, can't wait to rag it up for gravel fire roads. Got to pay £450 to fit a tow bar for a bike rack.

aimee

Sad innit

Lego and 'Match Box' cars
As I was perusing here I got an my regular Lego email and see this



http://shop.lego.com/en-NL/Big-Ben-10253

Captain Mazda wrote:Eraser, those look awesome. Do you have pics of your other builds? I grew up with Lego but I've been collecting mainly 1:64 scale die-cast cars since the day I was born ...................

I have Match Box cars (30 or 40) from 30+ years ago. I bought for my son and he's 35 Some are still in original packaging.
Match Box Wiki

An interesting article to read here- Celebrate 60 years of Match Box

Ryoki wrote:

Κracus wrote:
you think owning a mazda is so great you took up the username Captain Mazda.

Think it's from this: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ahura_Mazda

TIL. Still put the cunt on ignore though.

Aimee is about to get all her posts deleted methinks

Whiskey 7 wrote:Lego and 'Match Box' cars
As I was perusing here I got an my regular Lego email and see this



http://shop.lego.com/en-NL/Big-Ben-10253

Captain Mazda wrote:Eraser, those look awesome. Do you have pics of your other builds? I grew up with Lego but I've been collecting mainly 1:64 scale die-cast cars since the day I was born ...................

I have Match Box cars (30 or 40) from 30+ years ago. I bought for my son and he's 35 Some are still in original packaging.
Match Box Wiki

An interesting article to read here- Celebrate 60 years of Match Box

That Big Ben set looks nice but I'm afraid it's a little boring to build. It is the same bits repeated a dozen times.

As for Matchbox cars, used to have 'em as well but we preferred Siku (a German brand).

MKJ wrote:Aimee is about to get all her posts deleted methinks

God I hope so

Can't believe it's been allowed to go this long...

Κracus wrote:TIL. Still put the cunt on ignore though.

Cry some more