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paradise
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11th Nov 15 at 16:43   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
From this



To this







End of the week she slammed on her volcanos

It's like marmite love it or hate it quite frankly I'm not fussed

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Why do People always use that expression "marmite" then go on to explain what they mean when they say it?

Why use the expression at all :@ great transformation
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its had a wash then?
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Bloody wash isn't the word !!! A lot of sweat and swear
Words to get it like this lol will upload more 2mrw I've just G3"d it
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Look at that! Rub strips off and the caramel wheel out next then?

Corsa 2.0 16v Vegas - Sold
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I had one of these in white got it for free then weighed it in
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Should fit a vw 2.5tdi 5cylinder Diesel engine in the back rwd
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Sorry, novice mistake, rear engined I meant.
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quote:
Originally posted by Generation
Why do People always use that expression "marmite" then go on to explain what they mean when they say it?

Why use the expression at all :@ great transformation


It means you either love it or hate it like marmite lots of love or hate it's just what you like or don't like love/hate
IvIarkgraham
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12th Nov 15 at 00:55   View Garage View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
quote:
Originally posted by Jason x
quote:
Originally posted by Generation
Why do People always use that expression "marmite" then go on to explain what they mean when they say it?

Why use the expression at all :@ great transformation


It means you either love it or hate it like marmite lots of love or hate it's just what you like or don't like love/hate


Generation
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Yeah j understand the expression... That wasn't what I was asking smh
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Lasted long then

anthcorsa
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quote:
Originally posted by Generation
Why do People always use that expression "marmite" then go on to explain what they mean when they say it?

Why use the expression at all :@ great transformation


Haha well if he simply written it's like marmite you'd get at least one person asking for clarification on what he means. So to save himself the agro he's basically felt the need to explain what is meant by the phrase.
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16th Nov 15 at 00:53   View Garage View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
No rot my arse
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Hater alert
Generation
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So if you explain the phrase EVERYTIME, why use the phrase to start with
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Some people like having it explained and some dont

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So if you explain the phrase EVERYTIME, why use the phrase to start with


I suppose not everyone is of genius mentality like you
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Some people like having it explained and some dont



Exactly, the added explanation is very marmite imo, some love it, some hate it

 
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