silver turbo, marlow bypass, undertaking last night
silver turbo, marlow bypass, undertaking last night
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Rob_T

Original Poster:

1,916 posts

281 months

Tuesday 17th October 2006
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you are a liability. i was driving behind you last night when you decided to undertake a car that was indicating to pull into the inside lane.

this forced you off the road spraying a load of debris into the carriageway. i sincerely hope you did a great deal of damage to the front of your car, as you did seem to bounce around a lot on the grass verge a stone paving.

you are a danger to yourself and importantly other drivers.

get a grip or get off the road

verysideways

10,271 posts

302 months

Tuesday 17th October 2006
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Did you happen to catch the reg plate?

Carrera2

8,352 posts

262 months

Tuesday 17th October 2006
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Rob_T said:
you are a danger to yourself and importantly other drivers.


That's right Iceman, he is.

rumplestiltskin

1,084 posts

252 months

Tuesday 17th October 2006
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Pretty pointless post unless there is a reg, and even then pretty pointless post.

R.

kayc

4,492 posts

251 months

Tuesday 17th October 2006
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rumplestiltskin said:
Pretty pointless post unless there is a reg, and even then pretty pointless post.

R.
Punchy..punch

verysideways

10,271 posts

302 months

Tuesday 17th October 2006
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I'm sure there are plenty of us who have undertaken some numpty at some point or other, but what must the speed differential have been for the guy not to be able to stop in time and thus force him more-or-less off the road? If he saw the numpty indicating to pull in he should have been far enough back to brake (albeit hard), or should have been alongside already at which point he wouldn't need to go "off roading" to be clear in time...

...unless he was practising for when he takes delivery of his Cayenne

bricklayer@freen

75 posts

272 months

Tuesday 17th October 2006
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I love undertaking on the motorways when people sit in middle lane
p**s me right off

domster

8,431 posts

300 months

Tuesday 17th October 2006
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bricklayer@freen said:
I love undertaking on the motorways when people sit in middle lane
p**s me right off


welcome to my world

www.middlelanemorons.com

ph123

1,841 posts

248 months

Tuesday 17th October 2006
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I couldn't agree with you guys more.
I'm a regular and very early morning commuter motorway user and it only happened this morning; six or seven car/vans in the outside lane, two three cars/vans in the middle lane and NOTHING, absolutely bog NOTHING in the slow lane.
Rare I grant you by give me ing strength.
I reckon it happens a couple of time every week.

zoom_jones

858 posts

289 months

Tuesday 17th October 2006
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Rob_T said:
you are a liability. i was driving behind you last night when you decided to undertake a car that was indicating to pull into the inside lane.

this forced you off the road spraying a load of debris into the carriageway. i sincerely hope you did a great deal of damage to the front of your car, as you did seem to bounce around a lot on the grass verge a stone paving.

you are a danger to yourself and importantly other drivers.

get a grip or get off the road


Ahh the one that got away... Is there anymore to this story, events leading up or after this event?

Dr S

5,149 posts

256 months

Tuesday 17th October 2006
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domster said:
bricklayer@freen said:
I love undertaking on the motorways when people sit in middle lane
p**s me right off


welcome to my world

www.middlelanemorons.com


Well put, middle lane ist the fast lane these days...hehe