Beware of this numpty on the M62!
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Watch out for this clown, grey Audi A4, reg PK09 NXE, driving on the M62 with his Yorksire terrier ON HIS KNEE!!! I mean what a f
king cocktard.....how stupid can some people be??? Yes this is really what I witnessed whilst coming off at the Oldham/Rochdale turnoff heading westbound this morning....unbelieveable!!!
So if you are the driver of this car & you think it is ok to drive on the motorway with your dog between you and the steering wheel then
YOU ARE A PRICK OF THE HIGHEST ORDER & THE SOON YOU GET CAUGHT THE BETTER!!
f
king tool!!!
king cocktard.....how stupid can some people be??? Yes this is really what I witnessed whilst coming off at the Oldham/Rochdale turnoff heading westbound this morning....unbelieveable!!! So if you are the driver of this car & you think it is ok to drive on the motorway with your dog between you and the steering wheel then
YOU ARE A PRICK OF THE HIGHEST ORDER & THE SOON YOU GET CAUGHT THE BETTER!!f
king tool!!!Powerrr said:
Op, you need some sex.
This may well be true, but as I do not know the OP I cannot possibly comment. On the subject of pets in cars, though, he is spot-on. The place for a dog, when travelling in a car, is in the boot, behind a proper dog-guard. Or in the back seats, properly restrained so that it may not interfere with the driver's control of the vehicle.
The clown witnessed by the OP is no doubt one of these f
ktards who 'kisses' his flea infested rat/dog and would put the needs of his pet above the safety of other human beings. Quite obviously a twunt of the highest order.{OP, if what Powerrr claims is true, I find the Geordie accent very pleasant. Come whisper softly in my ear, and we'll see where it goes from there }

I did once lose control of a cat while the passenger in a vehicle. I took him out his cage after visiting the vets to try and calm him down and he preceded to jump onto the dashboard and lie against the windscreen in front of the steering wheel. I was a young teenager at the time and therefore was unaware of the unintended consequences of letting a cat loose in a car. We pulled over ASAP of course.
Oh the hilarity...
Oh the hilarity...
ModernAndy said:
I did once lose control of a cat while the passenger in a vehicle. I took him out his cage after visiting the vets to try and calm him down and he preceded to jump onto the dashboard and lie against the windscreen in front of the steering wheel. I was a young teenager at the time and therefore was unaware of the unintended consequences of letting a cat loose in a car. We pulled over ASAP of course.
Oh the hilarity...
It's a problem Taking the cat to the vetOh the hilarity...
yellowjack said:
Powerrr said:
Op, you need some sex.
This may well be true, but as I do not know the OP I cannot possibly comment. On the subject of pets in cars, though, he is spot-on. The place for a dog, when travelling in a car, is in the
The clown witnessed by the OP is no doubt one of these f
ktards who 'kisses' his flea infested rat/dog and would put the needs of his pet above the safety of other human beings. Quite obviously a twunt of the highest order.{OP, if what Powerrr claims is true, I find the Geordie accent very pleasant. Come whisper softly in my ear, and we'll see where it goes from there }

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