TW Caption Competition Part 2
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Montreal Wanderer wrote:Neither do I (but I'm sure it would be very amusing if I understood).CrazyHorse wrote:Terry the Scouser didn't quite grasp the concept of doing a cut and shut...
It's not that amusing; particularly if I have to explain it. Plus, I kind of just nicked the idea off Harry Genshaw anyway.Cut and shuts are the most hazardous of all kinds of vehicle fraud. A cut and shut is where the remains of two or more cars have been welded together to create a 'new' vehicle.
The remains that are welded together are likely to be write-offs. For example, a vehicle with a front-end impact could see its rear being welded to a vehicle that has been rear-ended. The resulting vehicle is then resprayed and 'tarted up' to look like a genuine vehicle.
I will of course, go and kill myself immediately.
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No, no, don't do anything desperate. Indeed, I thank you for broadening my education in the popular argot.CrazyHorse wrote:Montreal Wanderer wrote:Neither do I (but I'm sure it would be very amusing if I understood).CrazyHorse wrote:Terry the Scouser didn't quite grasp the concept of doing a cut and shut...It's not that amusing; particularly if I have to explain it. Plus, I kind of just nicked the idea off Harry Genshaw anyway.Cut and shuts are the most hazardous of all kinds of vehicle fraud. A cut and shut is where the remains of two or more cars have been welded together to create a 'new' vehicle.
The remains that are welded together are likely to be write-offs. For example, a vehicle with a front-end impact could see its rear being welded to a vehicle that has been rear-ended. The resulting vehicle is then resprayed and 'tarted up' to look like a genuine vehicle.
I will of course, go and kill myself immediately.
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I was thinking of something more along the lines of the new hybrid school buses caused seating problems for late arrivals, but changed my mind. And quite right too.Bruce Rioja wrote:I'd enter that into the caption competition if I were you, Monty.Montreal Wanderer wrote: No, no, don't do anything desperate. Indeed, I thank you for broadening my education in the popular argot.
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