HJ Road Test - boxsterboy
In his road test of the A3 cabrio, HJ refers to 'trunk' space. What on earth is that? If he means boot space, he should say boot space. This is after all a UK road test.

Standards, HJ. Standards!
HJ Road Test - krs one
He's probably referring to the amount of elephants you can fit inside when the roof is up.
HJ Road Test - colinh
Cabrio?
HJ Road Test - Baskerville
Standards HJ. Standards!


Syndication, boxterboy, syndication!
HJ Road Test - Lud
I believe US English is the preferred mode in Thailand where HJ lives for much of the time and may well have gone native.
HJ Road Test - Optimist
and may well have gone native.>> Are you allowed to say that?


I remember the days when HJ used casually to refer to the station car park at Hinchley Wood. The villagers raised their caps to him as he swept by in yet another new car. The elderly ladies cycled to evensong. And you could find a decent pint in the pub by the green and engage in conversation, with the smell of new-mown grass in the air and the sound of leather on willow in the background.

It's all gone Pete Tong, all gone Pete Tong.

Edited by Optimist on 29/04/2008 at 17:23