PH (-derived or -style) motoring phrases which you love

[CloudStuff]

Thread is a Variation on a pointless theme…….

Fettled. “It’ll have been fettled”.
Track slag
On the chucky

[anonymous-user]

Safe to say I hate those and anyone who likes them.

[generationx]

CloudStuff said:

On the chucky

I have no idea what that means

[ntiz]

Ditch finders always make me chuckle.

[LordHaveMurci]

generationx said:

CloudStuff said:

On the chucky

I have no idea what that means

I assume it means on finance?

[CloudStuff]

Badda said:

Safe to say I hate those and anyone who likes them.

Thanks mate. Keep in touch, yeah?

[Caddyshack]

Badda said:

Safe to say I hate those and anyone who likes them.

I bet the OP is well gutted.

[Lotusgone]

Bearding.

Not sure what it means, though.

[Alorotom]

Fisting the kumquat

[Got4wheels]

Big fan of bearding and ditch finders, man maths another. Say it outside of PH and people give you funny looks... A non motoring one is AICMFP, been a few times I've wanted to say that too

Michael

[shirt]

well it be onto this

[CloudStuff]

As karma for starting this thread, you'll be delighted to read that I spent 1.5 hours broken down at the side of the A329M in my daughter's Dacia Sandero this evening :-)

[Nickp82]

‘Failure to proceed’ is one of my favourites

[rodericb]

Caddyshack said:

Badda said:

Safe to say I hate those and anyone who likes them.

I bet the OP is well gutted.

Such is the lot of the powerfully built Director.

[samoht]

CloudStuff said:

As karma for starting this thread, you'll be delighted to read that I spent 1.5 hours broken down at the side of the A329M in my daughter's Dacia Sandero this evening :-)

Bad News!

[Zarco]

Wtf is on the chucky?

Is it a Rug Rats reference?

[Zarco]

Hoon is my favourite. Just sums it up perfectly.

[P. ONeill]

ntiz said:

Ditch finders always make me chuckle.

Looked at a car today that had Landsails fitted and walked away. Two year old Maserati with ditch finders.

[donkmeister]

Angry Dad - It may or may not be a Simpsons reference, but when applied to British roads it sums up a certain sort of chap almost perfectly... A standard term such as "knob" just doesn't conjure up the full picture, but say "angry dad" and immediately one thinks of a scowling 30-something, driving whatever SUV or MPV you think is chavviest, with an absolutely horrible woman scowling next to him and unrestrained, unplanned children in the back

[CloudStuff]

Indeed, aka “Zafira Dad”.

You just know he’s a Pista overtake away from implosion due to years of abuse from his angry, alpha wife.