fabulous pavement driving!

[gridgway]

was stuck in traffic on my trudge (drive) to work this morning and there was a queue of traffic in the other direction behind a car waiting to turn right (across my lane of traffic). The first car behind the car waiting to turn right mounted the pavement with two wheels and squeezed through.

Hey ho I thought, I wouldn't have done that, especially with a patrol car behind me! Then lo and behold the patrol car does exactly the same and goes on his way.

I made eye contact with the (police) driver, opened my mouth in (mock) horror and pointed at him. He looked a bit sheepish!!!

Graham

[turbobloke]

It was, of course, essential to allow retention of an immediate response mode. Or maybe they were ensuring they could continue to observe the poor driving standard of the twonk in front and were following as required to gather more evidence before the stop. Or maybe not.

[7db]

gridgway said:

I made eye contact with the (police) driver, opened my mouth in (mock) horror and pointed at him. He looked a bit sheepish!!!

Priceless.

[turbobloke]

7db said:

gridgway said: I made eye contact with the (police) driver, opened my mouth in (mock) horror and pointed at him. He looked a bit sheepish!!! Priceless.

For everything else there's Mastercard.

[7db]

turbobloke said:

7db said: gridgway said: I made eye contact with the (police) driver, opened my mouth in (mock) horror and pointed at him. He looked a bit sheepish!!! Priceless. For everything else there's Mastercard.

Wanna buy a peerage?

[turbobloke]

7db said:

turbobloke said: 7db said: gridgway said: I made eye contact with the (police) driver, opened my mouth in (mock) horror and pointed at him. He looked a bit sheepish!!! Priceless. For everything else there's Mastercard. Wanna buy a peerage?

I'm allergic to ermine (as well as government road safety spin) regardless of the size of my, erm, credit limit

[matchless]

these lot need assasinating one by one!