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he he he. the EU is trying to ban giving cheaper insurance to females cause it's sexist
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Originally posted by vibrio
he he he. the EU is trying to ban giving cheaper insurance to females cause it's sexist


yeah but whats the betting they will still give a cheaper quote, just not advertise they do it!

as I bet they won't bring all quotes down though!
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older people also get cheaper insurance because they are not the type you would associate with dricing fast

eu should ban this also as it is age'ist(sp?)
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yes but old people are more likely to be the cause of an accident, and it is proven.

I mean... take Mr Smith, 82 years old, driving a Vectra 2.5GLS, he has a walking stick cos he cant walk proper, suffers from arthritus, yet is allowed to drive...

You really think he can react quick enough to a hazard?
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my dad has a walking stick
hes quick enuff to react to hazzards
he complains bout the old gits on the road driving rovers and slowing ppl up etc etc
hes 50 btw
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Originally posted by Adam-D
my dad has a walking stick
hes quick enuff to react to hazzards
he complains bout the old gits on the road driving rovers and slowing ppl up etc etc
hes 50 btw


lol ok then just the old slow ass critters then!

 
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