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Gee all these new postings...
On the subject of "doing it in an MG" I can remember some years ago a Midget owner I knew reckoned that he could trace his love life by the size of the steering wheel in his car:
Bachelor: Need room for *ahem* unorthodox positions = small non standard steering wheel
Married: No need for said unorthodox positions = Standard steering wheel reinstalled.
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On the subject of "doing it in an MG" I can remember some years ago a Midget owner I knew reckoned that he could trace his love life by the size of the steering wheel in his car:
Bachelor: Need room for *ahem* unorthodox positions = small non standard steering wheel
Married: No need for said unorthodox positions = Standard steering wheel reinstalled.
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