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Baby on Board ... who gives a feck!
- Thread starter goldstone
- Start date
jmc said:
but JMC its those kind of people who are a hazard on the road, they seem to think that by preaching to the rest of us the world will be a safer place, without considering what they may be doing wrong themselves.
mobile phones are still used by many people on the roads, it is not clamped down on at all. I do over 30 000 miles a year and I see it all the time, slowing down doesnt help, turn the thing off!
Dave the OAP
Well-known member
Driving to the station this morning, I had the "pleasure" of seeing an old battered white astra van, being driven in the middle of the road by a neanderthal holding a cup of cofee and I swear he was changing the chanel on his radio with his other hand.
He had tools etc piled so high there was no way he could see out of the back of his window and he didn't have a drivers side mirror.
His "mate" was chatting on his mobile.
I assumed he was pulling over at one point and moved to overtake him and the van swerved violently in front of me causing me to brake sharply. I pipped him and was subjected to a volley of abuse. I parked to get the train and saw him in the newsagents buying the Sun and some girly mag and a lottery ticket. He could not see how much money he had in his hand and gave the assistant a handful of change.
Why do they let some people on the roads?
He had tools etc piled so high there was no way he could see out of the back of his window and he didn't have a drivers side mirror.
His "mate" was chatting on his mobile.
I assumed he was pulling over at one point and moved to overtake him and the van swerved violently in front of me causing me to brake sharply. I pipped him and was subjected to a volley of abuse. I parked to get the train and saw him in the newsagents buying the Sun and some girly mag and a lottery ticket. He could not see how much money he had in his hand and gave the assistant a handful of change.
Why do they let some people on the roads?
dave the gaffer said:
why do they let some of them out of the maternity ward . . . . they should be sent straight to the natural history museum to act as guides . . . .to help add that air of medieval authenticity
Curious Orange
Punxsatawney Phil
There is a car round the corner from me that has a "Twins on Board" sticker, I've never seen any twins in the car, maybe it means the car has twin carbs? (bit racey for a Volvo mind!!)
Not sure about the Ambulance point really, they'd be looking a long time to find the Stadium I've got squirrelled away in the back of my motor!!!
Not sure about the Ambulance point really, they'd be looking a long time to find the Stadium I've got squirrelled away in the back of my motor!!!
CAFC Matt
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jmc said:
Didn't mobile phones used to be like that:
quality Matt. . . .that was the 'vodafone Breeze' wasnt it . . . .early 90's, modelled loosely on what they built Sussex Uni out of.
Curious Orange . . . .could be twin exhausts.
the best bumper sticker was in Viz a few years back . . .in fact there where two, one said 'I'm speeding cos I'm touching cloth' and the other said 'caution, Dogs eggs in transit' so funny I nearly shat myself
Curious Orange . . . .could be twin exhausts.
the best bumper sticker was in Viz a few years back . . .in fact there where two, one said 'I'm speeding cos I'm touching cloth' and the other said 'caution, Dogs eggs in transit' so funny I nearly shat myself
PaoloRossiJohnson
Member
On the back of my car, I've got a large Albion sticker, one of those "Christian fish stickers", and no "Baby on Board" stickers, even though I invariably have 2 children under 3-and-a-half in the car with me...
What does that make me?!
What does that make me?!
chips and gravy
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Selly Oak Seagull said:
A thug wearing sandals
METALMICKY
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- Jan 30, 2004
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One i saw recently said "if you think this car is dirty try spending a night with the driver!"
BRIGHT ON Q
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- Jul 5, 2003
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My mate had an old Vauxhall Chavette years ago with a sign saying - If this car was a horse i'd shoot it.
Well i thought it was funny.
Well i thought it was funny.
Indefatigable
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- Mar 23, 2004
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zefarelly said:
are you saying you have to be trained to drive quickly and safely ?
Indefatigable said:
not exactly, but there are huge saftey benefits in having training, particularly on the road, but your not likely to get it from BSM!
I've had instruction from professional drivers, which I only done and used on the track as I've recently started racing, which is a completely different scenario, and again the driving technique is different, but safer in as much as your much more in tune with what the cars doing, and lets facxe it, most people dont know how a car works !
- Jul 7, 2003
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BRIGHT ON Q said:My mate had an old Vauxhall Chavette years ago with a sign saying - If this car was a horse i'd shoot it.
Well i thought it was funny.
Chavette
Think you mean Chevette, but Chavette is somehow much better. A female version of a Chav perhaps (see Croydon, East).
Marshy
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All i can think of when i read this thread title is The Simpsons Episode with Homer in his Barber Shop Quartet the " Be Sharps"
Chevettes where always called Shove-its . . . .something to do with Vauxhauls reliability in the 70's
I wouldnt know myself as I was busy overtaking on my BMX !
I wouldnt know myself as I was busy overtaking on my BMX !