Have you ever wanted to hit a car ?
Have you ever wanted to hit a car ?
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S3000

Original Poster:

513 posts

189 months

Monday 25th February 2013
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..because they are too slow ? I thought about it, but its a bit expensive. biggrin
Perhaps i should buy a Older Car and Bump them form the back.

MGgeordie

939 posts

214 months

Monday 25th February 2013
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'Did you ever want to hit a car', not wanted...or 'Have you ever wanted to hit a car'. cop

DoctorX

8,270 posts

197 months

Monday 25th February 2013
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Huh?

TX1

3,008 posts

213 months

Monday 25th February 2013
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I think you meant climb and drive over them, yes very often.

hedges88

690 posts

175 months

Monday 25th February 2013
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Yes, very very often

With really slow people iv'e just been tempted to "Help Them Along" with my front bumper

Always wanted to pit-manoeuvre someone as well

Unfortunatley it's apparantley illeagal to to either, which is a pity smile

jon-

16,534 posts

246 months

Monday 25th February 2013
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Because Plato.

SuperchargedVR6

3,138 posts

250 months

Monday 25th February 2013
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Yup. Especially those morons who drive onto the roundabout when it's my right of way. You know the sort. They look you in the eye, they know it's your right of way but proceed onto the roundabout anyway with a "Yeah, F you pal" look on their face.

My first thought is usually: "I wish I had a Mad Max wagon with a snow plough attachment on the front and just ram the f'cker instead of braking". Then reality kicks in and I go about my business.


alsem

580 posts

220 months

Monday 25th February 2013
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Daily, but like my own car more then I want to hit others

aka_kerrly

12,506 posts

240 months

Monday 25th February 2013
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NO, I believe it is a self defence mechanism which prevents normal people from deliberately ploughing into cars that drive slower than we would like.

Mattygooner

5,304 posts

234 months

Monday 25th February 2013
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RobM77

35,349 posts

264 months

Monday 25th February 2013
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Three words for the OP: "Learn to overtake" biggrin

The speed limit is a limit, not a target, and people are entitled to drive at whatever speed they want. That said, I would then like to have the ability to safely overtake slower cars in NSLs without getting flashed (which is actually very dangerous on a dark country road) and hooted and then promptly tailgated in the next 30mph limit by the 42mph idiot, who usually has no idea about how his speed relates to his safety.

mmm-five

12,396 posts

314 months

Monday 25th February 2013
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Not for going slow, but I used to consider not braking/swerving as hard as I'd need to avoid contact...just a little 'tap' to teach them a lesson/wake them up, but never done it as it's such a pain doing all the documentation/photos/admin.

Although I have used lane 4 of a 3 lane motorway once after taking avoiding action, lucky it was one of the sections with enough run-off to fit a car, and didn't have any kerb/drains.

Mandat

4,646 posts

268 months

Monday 25th February 2013
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A pet hate of mine is right turning cars that block the road behind them due to their poor road positioning. I understand that it is unavoidable on narrow roads but on wider roads where car going straight could easily pass down the inside but are blocked by the arse end of the right turning car. At times, I daydram of punting them out of the way.

Issi

1,782 posts

180 months

Monday 25th February 2013
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and those that pull away from lights and take minutes to creep up to 26mph.

Matt UK

18,084 posts

230 months

Monday 25th February 2013
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jon- said:
Because Plato.
hehe you like that one, don't you