Turning around in someone else's driveway

[Brads67]

KungFuPanda said:

Would you like it if someone stuck a finger in your open mouth or penis in your gaping ahole?

Something you`ve experienced ?

[Hoofy]

KungFuPanda said:

Would you like it if someone stuck a finger in your open mouth

I pay someone to do this regularly to me. Afterwards, my teeth always feel clean.

[Contract Killer]

If your that precious about your drive, then fit a gate?

[Riley Blue]

I wouldn't do it unless the circumstances were exceptional but it never bothered me when drivers did use a bit of my drive, I'd rather they did that than bugger about in the road.

Edited by Riley Blue on Friday 25th May 09:40

[anonymous-user]

NickCQ said:

gottans said:

Shuvi McTupya said:

Golly, I hope everyone was OK?

snowflakes.

Hang on, who’s the snowflake here?

Pensioner (Gottans) forgets where he is again

[p1stonhead]

MaxSo said:

What did the police say?

[Ninja59]

I must it does pee me off as well. My drive is not your turning area what makes it worse is they could move back a few a few metres and do it without, but like everything so many people are lazy.

[Graunching_dave]

I had this years ago when living at home with parents. Very elderly lady across the road had carers in 4 times a day.

One day I had a large but shallow dent in the rear bumper of my mk2 Golf GTi G60 which I was sure hadn’t been there previously. I then spotted a very sheepish looking nurse coming out of the old ladies house opposite and driving all the way to the end of the road to turn around instead of using my parents driveway like she had so many times before.

It’s cheeky really but it’s life, you’ll always get piss takers.

[irocfan]

I feel uncomfortable even using the drop-kerb TBH - actually using someone's driveway as a turning point is bang out of order

[p1stonhead]

irocfan said:

I feel uncomfortable even using the drop-kerb TBH

Why? It belongs to the council same as the road does.

[irocfan]

p1stonhead said:

irocfan said:

I feel uncomfortable even using the drop-kerb TBH

Why? It belongs to the council same as the road does.

I know, I didn't say it was logical

[jamei303]

I'd only do this if the householder concerned obviously made the decision to live in a narrow cul-de-sac with no room to turn or reverse easily or safely and so could not reasonably expect people to do otherwise.

[99dndd]

Wacky Racer said:

Well yes, it was a bit cheeky, but these things sometimes happen.

Ditto.

[M666 EVO]

Bang out of order. Someone walked past my window the other day. Total liberty.

[996TT02]

Time to call the self police... hang on, ....

[Byker28i]

We do it sometimes as we have the last house in the close and next doors visitors park so to stop us reversing and turning out our driveway, so it's reverse up the close and onto the large driveway at the top to drive out

[MFR_TT]

Small claims court to claim for wear and tear of the driveway? That'll probably bring the life of the drive down by at least a year.

I wouldn't do it myself like, but who gives a st.

[GiveItSomeWellie]

Dominate the driveway, that will teach them

[jimPH]

Came home to this one day..

[Shuvi McTupya]

jimPH said:

Came home to this one day..

Reverse onto the drive, apply handbrake and drive back out?