One single thing that makes you think "knob" Vol 3
Discussion
The Corsa Driver on the A22 in daylight who didn't spot that there was a major roundabout at the end of the road, and drove straight over it, demolishing a few small trees and ended up being halted by a lamppost on the other side. Airbags gone off, youths walking down the middle of the road, giving the game away.4 Fed cars caught them stumbling down the road looking for Crawley.
The total f
knugget who followed me round Bignalls Corner R/B this morning then took outside lane of slip road to N/B A1 where, unusually for an Audi, he indicated & went straight to L2 maintaining a steady 60mph as I got to 70 in L1. I came up towards a lorry, looked in mirror & Mr Audi was still in L2 indicating right, there's no L3, with a large van behind him.
I went into L2 as he was a good 20 car lengths behind me & carried on my way in L2 still at 70 C/C engaged.
After another mile or so I had to slow due to a coach overtaking & was running at about 60 mph ready to speed up when the coach pulled in, it took a while for him to pass 3 or 4 lorries so Mr Audi, no longer indicating, caught up & seemed to want to mount the back of my car where he stayed for the next 2 or 3 miles so close I couldn't see his lights or half the bonnet!
By this time the road has become 4 lanes, before going down to 3 in Hatfield Tunnel & the coach had pulled over. I went back to 70 mph & as I came out of the tunnel Mr Audi was back in the distance, still in L3 with the van still waiting to pass.
Knob.
knugget who followed me round Bignalls Corner R/B this morning then took outside lane of slip road to N/B A1 where, unusually for an Audi, he indicated & went straight to L2 maintaining a steady 60mph as I got to 70 in L1. I came up towards a lorry, looked in mirror & Mr Audi was still in L2 indicating right, there's no L3, with a large van behind him.I went into L2 as he was a good 20 car lengths behind me & carried on my way in L2 still at 70 C/C engaged.
After another mile or so I had to slow due to a coach overtaking & was running at about 60 mph ready to speed up when the coach pulled in, it took a while for him to pass 3 or 4 lorries so Mr Audi, no longer indicating, caught up & seemed to want to mount the back of my car where he stayed for the next 2 or 3 miles so close I couldn't see his lights or half the bonnet!
By this time the road has become 4 lanes, before going down to 3 in Hatfield Tunnel & the coach had pulled over. I went back to 70 mph & as I came out of the tunnel Mr Audi was back in the distance, still in L3 with the van still waiting to pass.
Knob.
Liquid Knight said:
jogger1976 said:
Endless bellends with no lights, or broken lights, or dirty lights.
http://www.edp24.co.uk/news/100_fine_for_ely_motorist_displaying_dirty_number_plates_and_here_s_our_top_10_other_ways_motorists_might_easily_break_the_law_1_4864222
They're finally on it.
Cliftonite said:
AVV EM said:
This is a question i've always had, say if you were following a drunk driver and you felt you should call 999, do you pull over to use the phone? or do you stay behind them on the phone and risk a driving ban?
You may use your handheld phone in an emergency (or in the circumstances you describe) if not practicable to park. But drive carefully! 
yellowjack said:
Cliftonite said:
AVV EM said:
This is a question i've always had, say if you were following a drunk driver and you felt you should call 999, do you pull over to use the phone? or do you stay behind them on the phone and risk a driving ban?
You may use your handheld phone in an emergency (or in the circumstances you describe) if not practicable to park. But drive carefully! Edited by nonsequitur on Saturday 28th January 11:03
AVV EM said:
Liquid Knight said:
jogger1976 said:
Endless bellends with no lights, or broken lights, or dirty lights.
http://www.edp24.co.uk/news/100_fine_for_ely_motorist_displaying_dirty_number_plates_and_here_s_our_top_10_other_ways_motorists_might_easily_break_the_law_1_4864222They're finally on it.
yellowjack said:
Cliftonite said:
AVV EM said:
This is a question i've always had, say if you were following a drunk driver and you felt you should call 999, do you pull over to use the phone? or do you stay behind them on the phone and risk a driving ban?
You may use your handheld phone in an emergency (or in the circumstances you describe) if not practicable to park. But drive carefully! 
The Spruce goose said:
e21Mark said:
Vaping.
ive seen some vapourists, vaping away no issues.Then you have this sect of vapourists who want to be modern day steam engines, window open sucking on the big metal dildo puffing away. seriously they need to get a grip.
ETA: probably best for the 'council' thread tho
Edited by MyPasswordIsntSecure on Friday 27th January 18:39
Anyone of the several people around here who's personalised number plate started BO55. All knobs. One in particular, who I had a run in with is such a massive know, his knobbishness can be clearly seen from the ISS. They even saw is L320RRS crashed into the hedge on the lightest frost known to mankind.
These muppets thinking they are onto a source of easy money;
http://www.bournemouthecho.co.uk/news/15052327.Cou..._125_at_Homebase___now_they_want_to_sell_it_as_beach_hut_for_20k/?Ref=fbpg
http://www.bournemouthecho.co.uk/news/15052327.Cou..._125_at_Homebase___now_they_want_to_sell_it_as_beach_hut_for_20k/?Ref=fbpg
Willy Nilly said:
Anyone of the several people around here who's personalised number plate started BO55. All knobs. One in particular, who I had a run in with is such a massive know, his knobbishness can be clearly seen from the ISS. They even saw is L320RRS crashed into the hedge on the lightest frost known to mankind.
Good shout. Had one of these 'BO55' plated jobbies cut me up exciting a roundabout in Rickmansworth Thursday. Gassing Station | General Gassing | Top of Page | What's New | My Stuff