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MAZDA 6
- 2.0 TD S 138BHP 5DR
- Engine Volume: 199
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VehicleSpotter 2021-12-24 19:52:40 | #3
GTSnazzy (2021-12-23 21:26:49)[quote]GTSnazzy
VehicleSpotter
I going to tell her now
Nooooo!
Merry Christmas mate! [/quote
You too mate, unfortunately, my mum passed away nearly 6 years ago on 30.12.15, so keep safe my friend
VehicleSpotter
I going to tell her now
Nooooo!
Merry Christmas mate! [/quote
You too mate, unfortunately, my mum passed away nearly 6 years ago on 30.12.15, so keep safe my friend
+4
GTSnazzy 2021-12-24 19:55:47 | #4
VehicleSpotter (2021-12-24 19:52:40)VehicleSpotter
[quote]GTSnazzy
VehicleSpotter
I going to tell her now
Nooooo!
Merry Christmas mate! [/quote
You too mate, unfortunately, my mum passed away nearly 6 years ago on 30.12.15, so keep safe my friend
[quote]GTSnazzy
VehicleSpotter
I going to tell her now
Nooooo!
Merry Christmas mate! [/quote
You too mate, unfortunately, my mum passed away nearly 6 years ago on 30.12.15, so keep safe my friend
Oh dang I'm sorry bro.. my nan was cremated last month and we have her ashes home for christmas. It's never easy to lose someone you love.
+3
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Plate Addiction 2021-12-25 01:43:02 | #5
VehicleSpotter (2021-12-24 19:52:40)VehicleSpotter
[quote]GTSnazzy
VehicleSpotter
I going to tell her now
Nooooo!
Merry Christmas mate!
[quote]GTSnazzy
VehicleSpotter
I going to tell her now
Nooooo!
Merry Christmas mate!
You too mate, unfortunately, my mum passed away nearly 6 years ago on 30.12.15, so keep safe my friend [/quote]
Mate, I'm really sorry for your loss. And I feel your pain as well. The last time I lost someone I loved was in March 2018, when I lost my grandma. She was 70. But at least she is in a better place now.
Merry Christmas and keep safe!
+3
GTSnazzy 2021-12-25 01:58:25 | #6
Plate Addiction (2021-12-25 01:43:02)Plate Addiction
Mate, I'm really sorry for your loss. And I feel your pain as well. The last time I lost someone I loved was in March 2018, when I lost my grandma. She was 70. But at least she is in a better place now.
Merry Christmas and keep safe!
Mate, I'm really sorry for your loss. And I feel your pain as well. The last time I lost someone I loved was in March 2018, when I lost my grandma. She was 70. But at least she is in a better place now.
Merry Christmas and keep safe!
It's sad isnt it, you never get over losing someone, especially someone so distantly related and someone you love. Cherish the ones you love most because one day you'll never be able to see them again. My nans ashes are at our house for christmas before they are buried with my grandad. I've known her for 16 years and she sadly passed away at ~4PM 26th Oct 2021 and my mom came in crying to tell me the news about her passing. She passed away age 84 2 days before her 85th bday, she passed with my dad and uncle by her side in hospital. It changes you, hits you hard, but it will happen to us eventually and to the souls we leave behind. The day after she passed on there was a huge rainbow outside my bedroom window at sunrise, and on the day of her funeral was a rainbow outside her house before the hearse came, and the song that was playing on the speakers at the committal service was Somewhere over the Rainbow by wizard of oz. It's a beautiful way to go knowing she is in a better place, and I knew the rainbows were a sign from her
Christmas will never be the same again.
+3
GTSnazzy 2021-12-25 02:03:07 | #7
Plate Addiction (2021-12-25 01:43:02)Plate Addiction
Mate, I'm really sorry for your loss. And I feel your pain as well. The last time I lost someone I loved was in March 2018, when I lost my grandma. She was 70. But at least she is in a better place now.
Merry Christmas and keep safe!
Mate, I'm really sorry for your loss. And I feel your pain as well. The last time I lost someone I loved was in March 2018, when I lost my grandma. She was 70. But at least she is in a better place now.
Merry Christmas and keep safe!
Sometimes I want to go back to 2010-2018, back then everyone I ever loved were still alive. Life was better back then.
+1
Plate Addiction 2021-12-25 02:08:04 | #8
GTSnazzy (2021-12-25 02:03:07)GTSnazzy
Plate Addiction
Mate, I'm really sorry for your loss. And I feel your pain as well. The last time I lost someone I loved was in March 2018, when I lost my grandma. She was 70. But at least she is in a better place now.
Merry Christmas and keep safe!
Sometimes I want to go back to 2010-2018, back then everyone I ever loved were still alive. Life was better back then.
Plate Addiction
Mate, I'm really sorry for your loss. And I feel your pain as well. The last time I lost someone I loved was in March 2018, when I lost my grandma. She was 70. But at least she is in a better place now.
Merry Christmas and keep safe!
Sometimes I want to go back to 2010-2018, back then everyone I ever loved were still alive. Life was better back then.
Me too! And the Covid-19 didn't exist back then. That's the main reason of why I want to come back to those good old times.
+1
GTSnazzy 2021-12-25 02:21:53 | #9
Plate Addiction (2021-12-25 02:08:04)Plate Addiction
GTSnazzy
Plate Addiction
Mate, I'm really sorry for your loss. And I feel your pain as well. The last time I lost someone I loved was in March 2018, when I lost my grandma. She was 70. But at least she is in a better place now.
Merry Christmas and keep safe!
Sometimes I want to go back to 2010-2018, back then everyone I ever loved were still alive. Life was better back then.
Me too! And the Covid-19 didn't exist back then. That's the main reason of why I want to come back to those good old times.
GTSnazzy
Plate Addiction
Mate, I'm really sorry for your loss. And I feel your pain as well. The last time I lost someone I loved was in March 2018, when I lost my grandma. She was 70. But at least she is in a better place now.
Merry Christmas and keep safe!
Sometimes I want to go back to 2010-2018, back then everyone I ever loved were still alive. Life was better back then.
Me too! And the Covid-19 didn't exist back then. That's the main reason of why I want to come back to those good old times.
Ooh, typing error bro, just noticed. She passed away on 23rd not 26th
Me too, I miss how simple our planet was, no corrupt government and everything that's going on makes the world a sadder place. We all should get along and love one another.
+1
Jacko 2021-12-26 20:11:57 | #11
GTSnazzy (2021-12-25 02:43:31)GTSnazzy
To everyone who just wanted to look at the plate and read the comments out of curiosity, I am sorry.
To everyone who just wanted to look at the plate and read the comments out of curiosity, I am sorry.
No need to be sorry, death is a natural thing that occurs throughout our lives. It's sad to see loved ones go, but we all should celebrate their lives, and the memories that were created with them, and it's absolutely OK to share those precious memories if you wish to.
Both my great grandparents passed away in late 2019/early 2020 respectively, mere months between each other, which was hard to take in, despite not really seeing them too much (living 400km away doesn't help). But of the very few times I did get to see them, I remember the memories of my great grandad talking about his military history to me, talking about the time he was stationed as a British soldier in Hamburg in the 1950's. It's one of the reasons why I went to visit Hamburg a few years ago, somewhat carrying on that legacy perhaps.
On a plate-related note: Congrats on your early Xmas present
I've got a pair of Irish plates in my collection, taken off a FIAT Multipla which I saw at a local scrapyard many years ago. 05-D-21439 is the reg for those interested. I've not got any other Irish plates since though, I really should try collecting all the counties/codes
+3
GTSnazzy 2021-12-27 00:32:02 | #12
Jacko (2021-12-26 20:11:57)Jacko
GTSnazzy
To everyone who just wanted to look at the plate and read the comments out of curiosity, I am sorry.
No need to be sorry, death is a natural thing that occurs throughout our lives. It's sad to see loved ones go, but we all should celebrate their lives, and the memories that were created with them, and it's absolutely OK to share those precious memories if you wish to.
Both my great grandparents passed away in late 2019/early 2020 respectively, mere months between each other, which was hard to take in, despite not really seeing them too much (living 400km away doesn't help). But of the very few times I did get to see them, I remember the memories of my great grandad talking about his military history to me, talking about the time he was stationed as a British soldier in Hamburg in the 1950's. It's one of the reasons why I went to visit Hamburg a few years ago, somewhat carrying on that legacy perhaps.
On a plate-related note: Congrats on your early Xmas present I've got a pair of Irish plates in my collection, taken off a FIAT Multipla which I saw at a local scrapyard many years ago. 05-D-21439 is the reg for those interested. I've not got any other Irish plates since though, I really should try collecting all the counties/codes
GTSnazzy
To everyone who just wanted to look at the plate and read the comments out of curiosity, I am sorry.
No need to be sorry, death is a natural thing that occurs throughout our lives. It's sad to see loved ones go, but we all should celebrate their lives, and the memories that were created with them, and it's absolutely OK to share those precious memories if you wish to.
Both my great grandparents passed away in late 2019/early 2020 respectively, mere months between each other, which was hard to take in, despite not really seeing them too much (living 400km away doesn't help). But of the very few times I did get to see them, I remember the memories of my great grandad talking about his military history to me, talking about the time he was stationed as a British soldier in Hamburg in the 1950's. It's one of the reasons why I went to visit Hamburg a few years ago, somewhat carrying on that legacy perhaps.
On a plate-related note: Congrats on your early Xmas present I've got a pair of Irish plates in my collection, taken off a FIAT Multipla which I saw at a local scrapyard many years ago. 05-D-21439 is the reg for those interested. I've not got any other Irish plates since though, I really should try collecting all the counties/codes
Ah, this one! https://flickr.com/photos/gtrjackoplus/28648181601/in/album-72157671822070306/
I'm trying to get all the Irish counties, I have D, MH, MO, SO, G, and T. I still have a lot more until I have the full set. This one is from a blue 2008 Mazda 6 and I managed to find a picture of the plate from Tipperary. 151-T-3916 from a red Qashqai. I found a picture just by typing the number into Google search!
+1
GTSnazzy 2021-12-27 00:34:48 | #13
Jacko (2021-12-26 20:11:57)Jacko
GTSnazzy
To everyone who just wanted to look at the plate and read the comments out of curiosity, I am sorry.
No need to be sorry, death is a natural thing that occurs throughout our lives. It's sad to see loved ones go, but we all should celebrate their lives, and the memories that were created with them, and it's absolutely OK to share those precious memories if you wish to.
Both my great grandparents passed away in late 2019/early 2020 respectively, mere months between each other, which was hard to take in, despite not really seeing them too much (living 400km away doesn't help). But of the very few times I did get to see them, I remember the memories of my great grandad talking about his military history to me, talking about the time he was stationed as a British soldier in Hamburg in the 1950's. It's one of the reasons why I went to visit Hamburg a few years ago, somewhat carrying on that legacy perhaps.
On a plate-related note: Congrats on your early Xmas present I've got a pair of Irish plates in my collection, taken off a FIAT Multipla which I saw at a local scrapyard many years ago. 05-D-21439 is the reg for those interested. I've not got any other Irish plates since though, I really should try collecting all the counties/codes
GTSnazzy
To everyone who just wanted to look at the plate and read the comments out of curiosity, I am sorry.
No need to be sorry, death is a natural thing that occurs throughout our lives. It's sad to see loved ones go, but we all should celebrate their lives, and the memories that were created with them, and it's absolutely OK to share those precious memories if you wish to.
Both my great grandparents passed away in late 2019/early 2020 respectively, mere months between each other, which was hard to take in, despite not really seeing them too much (living 400km away doesn't help). But of the very few times I did get to see them, I remember the memories of my great grandad talking about his military history to me, talking about the time he was stationed as a British soldier in Hamburg in the 1950's. It's one of the reasons why I went to visit Hamburg a few years ago, somewhat carrying on that legacy perhaps.
On a plate-related note: Congrats on your early Xmas present I've got a pair of Irish plates in my collection, taken off a FIAT Multipla which I saw at a local scrapyard many years ago. 05-D-21439 is the reg for those interested. I've not got any other Irish plates since though, I really should try collecting all the counties/codes
I forgot I have WW too. Here are my Irish plates if you are curious!
https://flickr.com/photos/193235539@N08/albums/72157720076159728
+2
GTSnazzy 2022-01-05 09:47:50 | #16
Juterman (2022-01-04 10:59:48)Juterman
GTSnazzy
Oh dang I'm sorry bro.. my nan was cremated last month and we have her ashes home for christmas. It's never easy to lose someone you love.
My uncle passed away yesterday.
GTSnazzy
Oh dang I'm sorry bro.. my nan was cremated last month and we have her ashes home for christmas. It's never easy to lose someone you love.
My uncle passed away yesterday.
I am so very sorry for your loss, take it easy.
I hope you find peace wherever you are my friend.
+3
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