The XYY Man

For those a little older, Andy Scott of The Sweet currently does a similar thing with his Sweet "song of the month" on their official YouTube channel.
Down to earth bloke, and lots of anecdotes about the recording of their songs and how some of the sound effects were generated.
Here's an example...
 
 
 
XYY

Just going off what the MoT website says.
Like I've said many times before, I don't know what most of them are - I just take pictures of the cunts...
 
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But I would argue that's just you trying to control things, and not liking it when you can't call the shots.
Who the fuck says that everything on a forum HAS to be a debate...?
The role of court jester is a vital one - in order to prick the egos of the high and mighty, and reveal to others exactly who they are...
 
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As I've said MANY times before, I just take the pictures.
The DVLA MoT site says Volvo 240 - means fuck all to me.
And I didn't fit the wheels either...
 
XYY

Evening spotters.
We were down The Headland in Hartlepool this afternoon, and as we were trying to pull out from where we were parked to go home, two old cars drove past us. I grabbed the camera, jumped out of the XYY-mobile, and got a rear shot of the white one. You might just be able to make out the gold one in front.
 

 
I jumped back in the car and followed them, and luckily they pulled over a few hundred yards later near the "Harbour of Refuge" pub.
Road legal examples of a 1969 1.6l Cortina estate, and a 1972 Volvo 240.
 

 

 
The Gods of car spotting have certainly shone on me this weekend...

 
XYY

Just going off what the MoT website says.
Like I've said many times before, I don't know what most of them are - I just take pictures of the cunts...
 
XYY

As I've said MANY times before, I just take the pictures.
The DVLA MoT site says Volvo 240 - means fuck all to me.
And I didn't fit the wheels either...
 
XYY

You know, way back in the '80s, I remember the awkward conversations around the concept of "No Platforming". There was a clear difference of opinion. Some said, "Bring it on! Let the nasty racists say their piece so we can demonstrate how absurd and repugnant their views are!"
The other side said, "No, we can't do that because some people are so stupid that they will believe anything they are told!"
It did make me wonder why they felt they had a God-given right to be the only people who should be allowed to exploit the gullibility of the terminally thick.

Evening spotters.
We were down The Headland in Hartlepool this afternoon, and as we were trying to pull out from where we were parked to go home, two old cars drove past us. I grabbed the camera, jumped out of the XYY-mobile, and got a rear shot of the white one. You might just be able to make out the gold one in front.
 

 
I jumped back in the car and followed them, and luckily they pulled over a few hundred yards later near the "Harbour of Refuge" pub.
Road legal examples of a 1969 1.6l Cortina estate, and a 1972 Volvo 240.
 

 

 
The Gods of car spotting have certainly shone on me this weekend...

 
XYY

Not only the wrong wheels.
The wrong fucking car. 
Thick Scottish twat.  
That's a Volvo P1800ES.

I hate you right now for that Mellie - but it will soon pass.
The truth often hurts, and the truth - however unpalatable it might be - is what you have written.
Many things that I valued in my lifetime have been destroyed.
And you are correct - sadly they ain't ever coming back...
 
XYY

I've never really understood this bollocks about "derailing" threads.
It seems to me to be a construct created in the world of webforums by people who love to be in control, and worship the sound of their own voice and opinions.
Any thread is basically a conversation involving a group of people. If you were doing this in the pub, and your mate cracked a joke in the middle of it, would you accuse him of derailing the night out...?
These unwritten rules of webforum etiquette deserve to be broken, because they are not normal human behaviour...
 
XYY
 

Evening spotters.
We were down The Headland in Hartlepool this afternoon, and as we were trying to pull out from where we were parked to go home, two old cars drove past us. I grabbed the camera, jumped out of the XYY-mobile, and got a rear shot of the white one. You might just be able to make out the gold one in front.
 

 
I jumped back in the car and followed them, and luckily they pulled over a few hundred yards later near the "Harbour of Refuge" pub.
Road legal examples of a 1969 1.6l Cortina estate, and a 1972 Volvo 240.
 

 

 
The Gods of car spotting have certainly shone on me this weekend...

 
XYY

Chill out Francis.
If he does allow it, I promise that none of my highly sought-after arse videos will be forthcoming...
 
XYY

I've never really understood this bollocks about "derailing" threads.
It seems to me to be a construct created in the world of webforums by people who love to be in control, and worship the sound of their own voice and opinions.
Any thread is basically a conversation involving a group of people. If you were doing this in the pub, and your mate cracked a joke in the middle of it, would you accuse him of derailing the night out...?
These unwritten rules of webforum etiquette deserve to be broken, because they are not normal human behaviour...
 
XYY
 

Chill out Francis.
If he does allow it, I promise that none of my highly sought-after arse videos will be forthcoming...
 
XYY

Evening spotters.
We were down The Headland in Hartlepool this afternoon, and as we were trying to pull out from where we were parked to go home, two old cars drove past us. I grabbed the camera, jumped out of the XYY-mobile, and got a rear shot of the white one. You might just be able to make out the gold one in front.
 

 
I jumped back in the car and followed them, and luckily they pulled over a few hundred yards later near the "Harbour of Refuge" pub.
Road legal examples of a 1969 1.6l Cortina estate, and a 1972 Volvo 240.
 

 

 
The Gods of car spotting have certainly shone on me this weekend...

 
XYY

Evening spotters.
We were down The Headland in Hartlepool this afternoon, and as we were trying to pull out from where we were parked to go home, two old cars drove past us. I grabbed the camera, jumped out of the XYY-mobile, and got a rear shot of the white one. You might just be able to make out the gold one in front.
 

 
I jumped back in the car and followed them, and luckily they pulled over a few hundred yards later near the "Harbour of Refuge" pub.
Road legal examples of a 1969 1.6l Cortina estate, and a 1972 Volvo 240.
 

 

 
The Gods of car spotting have certainly shone on me this weekend...

 
XYY

Stunning. Puts things into perspective.

or the ever popular bl*** ba****** r*** our young girls but virgins give willingly for resistor colour codes.

Well give me a "like" for it then you cunt...!

 
XYY

#Needy
 

Evening spotters.
We were down The Headland in Hartlepool this afternoon, and as we were trying to pull out from where we were parked to go home, two old cars drove past us. I grabbed the camera, jumped out of the XYY-mobile, and got a rear shot of the white one. You might just be able to make out the gold one in front.
 

 
I jumped back in the car and followed them, and luckily they pulled over a few hundred yards later near the "Harbour of Refuge" pub.
Road legal examples of a 1969 1.6l Cortina estate, and a 1972 Volvo 240.
 

 

 
The Gods of car spotting have certainly shone on me this weekend...

 
XYY

That Volvo is cracking 

forgot the brownie