Man expresses satisfaction with family hatchback
Money well spent, says dad of two
by Fernando Alonso
A West London man has expressed satisfaction with his new family hatchback after purchasing the £6,900 car in an Ealing car dealers.
Dominic Bravado, 32, a married father of two working as an insurance underwriter's assistant told The Rockall Times he needed a "sensible set of wheels" to do the shopping and ferry his twin daughters to playgroup. He opted for a 1.3 litre, three-door model mainly on the grounds of fuel consumption, he admits, but was pleasantly surprised when he went to collect his new motor.
Bravado takes up the story: "I was expecting the usual rush-hour mayhem although as soon as I exited the showroom I found myself travelling at improbable speeds along a road which had transformed itself into a snake battered by the pyroclastic flows of an erupting volcano. Naturally, I was able to defeat the snake highway by accelerating hard and punching the car through the back of its head before ascending a snow-covered ski-jump ramp pitched at an incredible 37 degrees at 110mph simply to locate a suitable glacier from which to pluck a couple of icicles for my gin and tonic.
"Back in town, the entire High Street came to a complete standstill in admiration for my new car, with improbably attractive blondes licking their lips in anticipation of mounting my throbbing in-line four and owners of other marks attempting to hide their wretchedly inadequate vehicles behind trees or in skips as I passed. Before sticking the car in the drive, I forded three jungle rivers and received a hose-down from a Sri Lankan elephant in a paradise lagoon setting. It makes a change from the M4, I can tell you."
Asked of his wife was equally pleased with the purchase, Bravado admitted: "No sooner had I centrally locked the motor than she was all over me like a rash. We shagged for six hours during which she came thirteen times and was left totally satisfied as a woman."
And the make of this life-transforming automobile? "No idea," admits Bravado. "They all look the same to me."
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