One single thing that makes you think "knob" Vol 2
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To the penis in the blue mk5 Golf R32 on the A3/M25 roundabout earlier: Making the wrong lane selection is an honest mistake. We all do it sometimes. The correct way to deal with it is not to drive on regardless, straight across the chevrons then swerve across into the correct lane causing the car alongside you (me in this case) to take avoiding action. You also clearly need instruction to polish up your motorway skills since you forced another driver to brake and swerve as you joined the M25. And naturally at no time during any of this was there so much as a single blink from either indicator.
Speechless with admiration.
Speechless with admiration.
Coming back from Scotland yesterday .all ok from Stirling until the Preston to south Manchester bit. Plenty of MLB, and tailgates, then just as the idiots had cleared off found myself rapidly closing on a mlm. As I was in L1 and on 70 cruise, just sidled past him, not a reaction from him. Then as I was glancing across, saw a guy passing him in L3, who just closed across and tucked behind me in L1 . The mlm then after about a minute and several other cars doing same, to get into L1 looks like the recent press release about the proposal to fine these tossers ought to re issued in easy to understand picture form. Apart from him driving standards were pretty good,guys giving you the ok to pull out from L1 to L2 to pass someone, and acknowledging the thankyou wave you give them. Them all went well until the old decker on the M40 who took exception to me passing him,correctly in L2, and then catching me up and blocking each overtake I planned to do. As I was on cc it was his change of speed each time. Finally decided I had had enough and next time he came up just indicated , waited for several 'clicks' and then booted it and went past the chap in L1. Upped the cc to about 75 and finally lost him. Why do drivers do this?.
Limpet said:
To the penis in the blue mk5 Golf R32 on the A3/M25 roundabout earlier: Making the wrong lane selection is an honest mistake. We all do it sometimes. The correct way to deal with it is not to drive on regardless, straight across the chevrons then swerve across into the correct lane causing the car alongside you (me in this case) to take avoiding action. You also clearly need instruction to polish up your motorway skills since you forced another driver to brake and swerve as you joined the M25. And naturally at no time during any of this was there so much as a single blink from either indicator.
Speechless with admiration.
You were lucky,Speechless with admiration.
If you happened to tell him off, he would then be the victim of your road rage!!
Bloke who parked his car directly opposite another car, on a tight street, preventing any cars passing. If the car had parked 10 feet further down, the road would not have been blocked. I saw driver of said car knocking on a door, so assumed it was a pizza delivery man. I waited for the person to answer and he come back to the car. What actually happened was the door was answered and the man walked inside, shutting the door behind them. At this point I leaned on my horn until he opened the door. I pointed at his car blocking the road, to which he signaled he would be 5 minutes, presumably meaning its ok to block the road for 5 minutes. At this point I'd had enough as I had a screaming baby needing changing, so tried squeezing through the gap, which I managed to do whilst bashing his wing mirror and scrapping the side of his car a little. My car is a company car full of scrapes and bangs so makes no difference to me.
At what point though is blocking a road ok if you'll just be 5 minutes? All he had to do was park further down the road and walk 10 feet back to the house.
At what point though is blocking a road ok if you'll just be 5 minutes? All he had to do was park further down the road and walk 10 feet back to the house.
zedx19 said:
At this point I'd had enough as I had a screaming baby needing changing, so tried squeezing through the gap, which I managed to do whilst bashing his wing mirror and scrapping the side of his car a little. My car is a company car full of scrapes and bangs so makes no difference to me.
The poppiest of popcorns please...OpulentBob said:
zedx19 said:
At this point I'd had enough as I had a screaming baby needing changing, so tried squeezing through the gap, which I managed to do whilst bashing his wing mirror and scrapping the side of his car a little. My car is a company car full of scrapes and bangs so makes no difference to me.
The poppiest of popcorns please...
ezi said:
White R8 Spyder in Sheffield this evening, driving like a f
king tool flooring it down residential streets (Division Street for those who know) then pulling over to sit and rev the car up for absolutely no reason.
Cock.
king tool flooring it down residential streets (Division Street for those who know) then pulling over to sit and rev the car up for absolutely no reason.Cock.
- facepalm*
drophead said:
ezi said:
White R8 Spyder in Sheffield this evening, driving like a fking tool flooring it down residential streets (Division Street for those who know) then pulling over to sit and rev the car up for absolutely no reason.
Cock.
king tool flooring it down residential streets (Division Street for those who know) then pulling over to sit and rev the car up for absolutely no reason.Cock.
- facepalm*
FiF said:
Good to see the updated video that the drivers did actually get done- although I think 3 points for the dozy bint who then had the nerve to plead NG was a bit light. Fair play for the bloke actually admitting it and apologising at the scene. Cyclist sounded dozy but I think there was a fair measure of shock in there. I'd have been f
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