One single thing that makes you think "knob" Vol 2

One single thing that makes you think "knob" Vol 2

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Riktoid

231 posts

113 months

Friday 12th December 2014
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The guy in the Peugeot earlier today, (about 4.20pm), who decided to do a u turn on the A71 DC heading to Irvine by using the old gap in the central reservation that has been filled in by bollards and a bit of the verge.

Slow/stopped traffic must be too much for him to cope with. I prayed for the knob to get stuck on the verge but sadly he made it over.

Zedboy1200

816 posts

212 months

Friday 12th December 2014
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Johnnytheboy said:
I just backed off and let the guy in L2 go in front of me
Love that....do it all the time. Usually wave the squeezed out guy round me too. Super enjoy seeing Mr/Mrs Angry grinding their nads over it. Top merging Sport :-)

Cliftonite

8,412 posts

139 months

Friday 12th December 2014
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Hearing people proudly boasting that they never use the horn on a car as if this is something to be proud of, rather than demonstrating that they lack road sense / awareness.




AW111

9,674 posts

134 months

Friday 12th December 2014
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Cliftonite said:
Hearing people proudly boasting that they never use the horn on a car as if this is something to be proud of, rather than demonstrating that they lack road sense / awareness.

Huh?

I would be surprised if I used the horn as often as twice a year.
How does this demonstrate a lack of awareness?

Flibble

6,476 posts

182 months

Friday 12th December 2014
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Nomination for today is the utter twunt who followed me today with his main beams on, seemingly blithely unaware of this fact. Lasted several minutes until we cleared the village and I was able to overtake a car in front and gain some distance on him.

anonymous-user

55 months

Friday 12th December 2014
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loafer123 said:
It isn't panic, they are doing a Christmas tour.

We used to take our kids on a tour of the local council estate every year to see the lights...
Wait until March, it's far less busy.

ShaunTheSheep

951 posts

156 months

Saturday 13th December 2014
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Hol said:
playalistic said:
yellowjack said:
You must be one of the retarded fools who enjoys making everyone else's life more miserable by blocking legitimate lane merges, IF you think that my small victory over one of them actually means I'm some kind of no-life saddo... wink
No not at all. This kind of behaviour really does grind my gears but I don't extract some strange satisfaction from it like you seem to do so readily.
I guess Yellowjack has made another very public incorrect assumption and owes you a formal apology then.
I can't keep up.

I thought yellowjack was some belligerent troll but lately pretty much every post I've read he comes across as a sensible decent guy.

Hol, this is definitely the new troll name. This is like the 3rd post in as many weeks where you've needlessly been a bellend.

All in my opinion of course and everyone's entitled to a differing one.

Liquid Knight

15,754 posts

184 months

Saturday 13th December 2014
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loafer123 said:
Liquid Knight said:
The Mexican wave of brake lights as people driving past a chavtivity house panic because they see the blue and white flashing LED fairy lights and think it's the emergency services. xmas
It isn't panic, they are doing a Christmas tour.

We used to take our kids on a tour of the local council estate every year to see the lights...
Hard braking on a wet dual carriageway because you happen to drive past a house that's lit up like the inside of a warehouse circa 1991... party

...so your kids can go "wooo" and "ahhhh" is probably worse than absentmindedly thinking it's an emergency service vehicle in your mirrors. silly

Geekman

2,867 posts

147 months

Saturday 13th December 2014
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Had a very strange encounter with a Saxo driver last night. I'd stopped at the side of a quiet road, alongside some spaces which could only be accessed by a very high kerb. I was only picking up something from a friend, so I decided not to risk driving up the kerb, stuck my park anywhere lights on and walked off. There was still plenty of space for cars to pass on either side but still, +1 knob point for me tongue out

I walked away from the car, and I saw a silver Saxo pull up slowly behind it and just sit there. I waited for a bit to see if he was just taking his time going around my car, but he continued to just sit there. So, I walked up to his window and asked if he wanted to park in one of the spaces, and apologised for blocking them. He barely looked at me but his whole manner was really spaced out, as if he was either very drunk or on drugs (couldn't smell anything like that though). He simply said "no", and continued sitting there. So, I walked a few metres away and sat there watching him to see what he'd do.

After a minute or so, he extremely slowly drove around my car, and turned off at a junction at the end of the road. I don't think he ever went over 5MPH the entire time I was watching him. It was very, very odd - I suspect he'd taken some sort of drug but who knows!

Hol

8,419 posts

201 months

Saturday 13th December 2014
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ShaunTheSheep said:
Hol said:
playalistic said:
yellowjack said:
You must be one of the retarded fools who enjoys making everyone else's life more miserable by blocking legitimate lane merges, IF you think that my small victory over one of them actually means I'm some kind of no-life saddo... wink
No not at all. This kind of behaviour really does grind my gears but I don't extract some strange satisfaction from it like you seem to do so readily.
I guess Yellowjack has made another very public incorrect assumption and owes you a formal apology then.
I can't keep up.

I thought yellowjack was some belligerent troll but lately pretty much every post I've read he comes across as a sensible decent guy.

Hol, this is definitely the new troll name. This is like the 3rd post in as many weeks where you've needlessly been a bellend.

All in my opinion of course and everyone's entitled to a differing one.
Shaun,

I wish you and Yellowjack all the best together in your new life with BOTH of you accusing people like playalistic of writing or saying something they haven't.

If it upsets you when someone points out when you do it - bad luck.

tongue out

U


Edited.
I just realised. You are one of his pedal power chums
That explains everything laugh

Edited by Hol on Saturday 13th December 15:34

Hol

8,419 posts

201 months

Saturday 13th December 2014
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Zedboy1200 said:
Johnnytheboy said:
I just backed off and let the guy in L2 go in front of me
Love that....do it all the time. Usually wave the squeezed out guy round me too. Super enjoy seeing Mr/Mrs Angry grinding their nads over it. Top merging Sport :-)
I thought everybody did that when they came across some knob who won't filter?

loafer123

15,448 posts

216 months

Saturday 13th December 2014
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Liquid Knight said:
loafer123 said:
Liquid Knight said:
The Mexican wave of brake lights as people driving past a chavtivity house panic because they see the blue and white flashing LED fairy lights and think it's the emergency services. xmas
It isn't panic, they are doing a Christmas tour.

We used to take our kids on a tour of the local council estate every year to see the lights...
Hard braking on a wet dual carriageway because you happen to drive past a house that's lit up like the inside of a warehouse circa 1991... party

...so your kids can go "wooo" and "ahhhh" is probably worse than absentmindedly thinking it's an emergency service vehicle in your mirrors. silly
Well, you didn't say it was a dual carriageway...!

Liquid Knight

15,754 posts

184 months

Sunday 14th December 2014
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loafer123 said:
Liquid Knight said:
loafer123 said:
Liquid Knight said:
The Mexican wave of brake lights as people driving past a chavtivity house panic because they see the blue and white flashing LED fairy lights and think it's the emergency services. xmas
It isn't panic, they are doing a Christmas tour.

We used to take our kids on a tour of the local council estate every year to see the lights...
Hard braking on a wet dual carriageway because you happen to drive past a house that's lit up like the inside of a warehouse circa 1991... party

...so your kids can go "wooo" and "ahhhh" is probably worse than absentmindedly thinking it's an emergency service vehicle in your mirrors. silly
Well, you didn't say it was a dual carriageway...!
I've noticed it almost everywhere. Nearly all of the people are either alone or have a single passenger as well. A car full of sprogs would make sense.

Blown2CV

28,864 posts

204 months

Monday 15th December 2014
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Sat on the M60, think it's closed due to an accident. About ten assorted blue lights have gone past on the hard shoulder. People are out their fking cars and wandering around the carriageway. Clearly you don't have the chance to do that often, but just fking stop it and get back in your fking Toyota Corolla so we are all ready to go when the fking time comes. If every in front did it, and then went "ooo st" and ran back to their car when it all opens again, I'll be sat here for an extra half an hour at least. Stupid bds.

ORD

18,120 posts

128 months

Monday 15th December 2014
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Blown2CV said:
Sat on the M60, think it's closed due to an accident. About ten assorted blue lights have gone past on the hard shoulder. People are out their fking cars and wandering around the carriageway. Clearly you don't have the chance to do that often, but just fking stop it and get back in your fking Toyota Corolla so we are all ready to go when the fking time comes. If every in front did it, and then went "ooo st" and ran back to their car when it all opens again, I'll be sat here for an extra half an hour at least. Stupid bds.
7/10

Good swearing.
Good argument.
Poor inventiveness - it all seems a bit too sensible to me. More about their mothers next time, too, if you want a 10.

ManOpener

12,467 posts

170 months

Monday 15th December 2014
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Me.

The people over the road are doing some building work. This means they have a skip occupying the space immediately outside their house. I've noticed a couple of screws that have failed to make it into the skip and have kept reminding myself not to park there.

Today I forgot:



Hopefully it's repairable.

shost

825 posts

144 months

Monday 15th December 2014
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Looks repairable. But looks close to minimum depth. Risk of knob call for illegal tyres wink

MoelyCrio

2,457 posts

183 months

Monday 15th December 2014
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The mini rejoining the a55 from the Gateway to Wales Services tonight.

Was accelerating reasonably briskly ahead of me, I'm in L1, no problem as its going to join well ahead of me.
Ok, getting closer now, seems to have taken their foot off the gas, I'm reeling them in somewhat. I ease off to allow a greater gap, they're still 4/5 lengths ahead at this point. I'm in a Jimny, going faster isnt an option.
They then decide to BRAKE so much that the gap disappears and we end up alongside each other.
Absolute indecisive knobs who wouldn't know confident safe driving if it slammed them up their stupid ugly fat smelly arse.

ManOpener

12,467 posts

170 months

Monday 15th December 2014
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shost said:
Looks repairable. But looks close to minimum depth. Risk of knob call for illegal tyres wink
I've actually just been out and checked because the picture does make them look pretty low. But they're really not! Circa 6mm across the everything I can reach...as I'd hope given that they've only got about 8k on them

fatboy69

9,373 posts

188 months

Monday 15th December 2014
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Joey Barton.

Says that Lewis Hamilton is not a good role model for the country.

Really?

Joey Barton. KNOB!!!! Nn
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