Good news, bad news...
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BigJL

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563 posts

230 months

Tuesday 25th March 2008
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Good news:

Three more tourists taking pictures of the old girl today and a kid filming me drive past on his mobile. I shall be searching YouTube for the footage tomorrow! biglaugh

Bad news:

Some drunk fooking CcensoredT thought it would be funny to throw his whole body onto the bonnet of my car and put his feet... his FcensoredING FEET on the window while I was stopped at traffic lights! What absolute bellend is so plastered at 1pm in the afternoon anyway??? Luckily no damage to the paintwork. furious

Good news:

Managed to get the back end out on a roundabout today. Bit of a brown trousers moment but lots of fun! Really need to go on one of those advanced driving days! biglaugh

Bad news:

Must have spent about £200 on petrol in 3 days! Plus something strange was happening with my brake pedal but seems to be ok now. It wasn't 'clicking' off when I released the pedal, so the brake lights were staying on until I kinda pulled the pedal forwards. Anyone have any ideas? eek

Still lovin it though..! cloud9

Justin

Edited by BigJL on Tuesday 25th March 00:22

so called

9,160 posts

238 months

Tuesday 25th March 2008
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BigJL said:
Good news:
Bad news:

Some drunk fooking CcensoredT thought it would be funny to throw his whole body onto the bonnet of my car and put his feet... his FcensoredING FEET on the window while I was stopped at traffic lights! What absolute bellend is so plastered at 1pm in the afternoon anyway??? Luckily no damage to the paintwork. furious
Bad news:

Must have spent about £200 on petrol in 3 days! Plus something strange was happening with my brake pedal but seems to be ok now. It wasn't 'clicking' off when I released the pedal, so the brake lights were staying on until I kinda pulled the pedal forwards. Anyone have any ideas? eek

Still lovin it though..! cloud9

Justin

Edited by BigJL on Tuesday 25th March 00:22
What speed were you doing when you finaly through the bum off ?

I had a problem with my throttle sticking on a bit. Turned out to be the pivot bar bushings of the throttle pedal being a bit corroded and stiff due to lack of use (standing in the showroom).
Dont know if the brake can have the same problem.

Whitey

2,508 posts

313 months

Tuesday 25th March 2008
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there is a switch behind the brake pedal assembly that needs adjusted.

How did you get the scum off the bonnet/windscreen of your car? Acceleration, violence or use the windscreen wipers? smile

You must have been livid! Where did it happen?

m3coupe

1,126 posts

233 months

Tuesday 25th March 2008
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I hope you "accidentally" made the scum hurt himself when the idiot got off your car. Not saying it's a good idea to use violence but you were in fear of your safety and used the accelerator to leave and he fell off. Honest officer!

I'm a cop and i'd believe you, lol!

BigJL

Original Poster:

563 posts

230 months

Tuesday 25th March 2008
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Ok, this is getting beyond a joke now! AGAIN, today I was driving through Camden and two drunk idiots came up to the car while I was stuck in traffic and decided to drape themselves over the bonnet! What is going on?! Why is my car a drunk magnet?! furious

This time I started to drive away and they sort of fell off whistle Yesterday I was actually too shocked to do anything and he just got off. Had a closer inspection of the bonnet today though and the scrote has chipped a tiny bit of paint from the top lip of the upper bonnet probably with his foot and there's a scratch on the door where he fell into it. ARGGGH!! BARSTEWARD!!! furious

Thanks for the advice about the brake pedal Whitey. It seems to be alright now, but I'll have a look at the bolt to adjust it. The first scum on the car was just by Leicester Square..!

Cheers lads,
J



red glow

430 posts

222 months

Tuesday 25th March 2008
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Justin! you and your lady want to come and live in yorkshire, miles and miles of open country roads
No drunks on your bonnet, Just b:censoredy:Large Sheep.wink

andyoleary

1,713 posts

242 months

Tuesday 25th March 2008
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Unbelievable! I'd never heard of this happening before and now you get done twice??!! Strange behaviour....fecking idiots, you must be furious

Andy

D14 AYS

3,696 posts

239 months

Tuesday 25th March 2008
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If some drunk jumped on my bonnet i wouldn't get tired of punching him in the head rage

BigJL

Original Poster:

563 posts

230 months

Tuesday 25th March 2008
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red glow said:
Justin! you and your lady want to come and live in yorkshire, miles and miles of open country roads
No drunks on your bonnet, Just b:censoredy:Large Sheep.wink
Sounds like a good idea Lynne! Can we come and stay at your house? smile

andyoleary said:
Unbelievable! I'd never heard of this happening before and now you get done twice??!! Strange behaviour....fecking idiots, you must be furious

Andy
I know! Twice in 2 bleeding days! I just don't get it - how can people be so disrespectful? I'm seriously pissed off about the damage caused by the first guy. furious You should have seen this idiot... actually rolling across the car and putting his FEET on it! Can't believe I didn't smack the scensoredt out of him... irked

D14 AYS said:
If some drunk jumped on my bonnet i wouldn't get tired of punching him in the head rage
Thing is, what can you actually do about things like this? I could have got out, thrown him off and/or hit him but then I'd probably be done for assault. Although I could probably get away with it if I was restraining him from causing damage to property and I'm thinking he could have been dangerous - so I'd only be using reasonable force!? whistle

Next time I really don't think I'll be so restrained... rage

Justin


m3coupe

1,126 posts

233 months

Tuesday 25th March 2008
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Hitting folk, no matter how appealing or just you think it is only gets you in trouble, either with the law or the 3 or 4 big mates they are with that you never noticed initially.

Get them back in a different way, it's always more satisfying.

Legend83

10,568 posts

251 months

Wednesday 26th March 2008
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Just remember, however frustrating the damage is, that when all is said and done, you are the guy who gets to drive that fantastic car whenever you want, you are the guy who has worked hard to buy the car of your dreams - the twunt who jumped on you is probably an alcoholic, dole-snatching, drug-fiend who will die a horrible, horrible death.

Feel better now?

BigJL

Original Poster:

563 posts

230 months

Wednesday 26th March 2008
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LOL, actually yeah... I do now! Thanks!