Giving Porsche a bad name

[Midlifecrisis]

This guy is a bit of a douchebag and made me feel embarrassed to own a Porsche....

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldne ... ments.html

[jackstowers]

You can't buy class, bell end! I hope they drive him out

[Mick Cliff]

This guy is a bit of a douchebag....

Douchebag - such a lovely word in the right context

[Bruce M]

.... But he'd rather own a Ferrari, if he could.

[911hillclimber]

Facebook etc are dangerous places to talk publicly, and care should be exercised unless you are ready for this.

I guess the 5 year old spends time on his own facebook etc sites..so very vulnerable.
I have zero sympathy with him and the safeguarding of his family are his responsibility.

Shame Porsche cars and this 'type' are linked in a negative way rather than DDK's Porsche fraternity raising tons of ££££££ for charity in the public eye.

[DanG]

He's been sacked and is heading to Oz.

[shoestring7]

He's been sacked and is heading to Oz.

For giving Porsche a bad name? I had no idea their influence spread so far.

>C

[Bertroex]

One male expatriate who knows Casey and his family insisted that he has a very British sense of humour, which can be very scathing.
He said: "It can cross lines and it did cross lines. I had to defriend him on Facebook because I couldn't stand the rubbish he was writing about all sorts of people. However, his wife and son were sweet."

Quite.

Being an expat for 14 years now, and living in Britain, I have grown accustomed to the above type of "humour", which can be heard in many a friendly conversation after work, in the pub, in social circles the moment the alcohol is flowing or people are letting their hair down. However, whenever I introduced a non UK friend to my group of UK friends, I could not bridge the gap because of that.
Unless they were German.

Funny old world, that.



Bert

[jamie]

He's still a total c*** though. Horrid.