Thick and ignorant as a pig.
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LunarOne said:
abzmike said:
Presumably he is going to provide the video to his insurers to prove he wasn’t at fault…
Would love to know how all this turns out.
He'll have to get some insurers first before he can show it to them!Would love to know how all this turns out.
Chebble said:
g3org3y said:
Chebble said:
g3org3y said:
Wills2 said:
Scousers gonna scouse.
Indeed. 100% council.Yes, he’s a prick, who is a stain on society. However, it’s not because he is Scouse, or indeed council. There are many hardworking scousers who are great people.
Yes, there are a fair proportion who are like the chap in this video, just as there are snobs who think that where they come from or their accent they have makes them a better person than others. Sneering, classist nonsense from people who should know better.
I know who I’d rather spend time with.
I’m just tired of the lazy stereotyping on Pistonheads. It’s low hanging fruit, it’s dull, and it’s been done to death.
Doesn’t matter where you’re from, how you speak, or what your background is, there are t
ts everywhere - a fair proportion post here (probably myself included, depending on who you ask). No victim complex here. 
https://twitter.com/crimeldn/status/14217425009983...
This will be fun explaining to the police and insurance
This will be fun explaining to the police and insurance
Charlie1986 said:
https://twitter.com/crimeldn/status/14217425009983...
This will be fun explaining to the police and insurance
What a pair of complete knobheads. They deserve each other. This will be fun explaining to the police and insurance
Charlie1986 said:
https://twitter.com/crimeldn/status/14217425009983...
This will be fun explaining to the police and insurance
Wrong thread, this needs to go into the sThis will be fun explaining to the police and insurance
t driving thread, it's not about the scouser halfwit that this thread is about.Anyone notice he is using unregistered aka false plates?
https://www.autotrader.co.uk/vehiclecheck
P12 LRC look what comes up...
https://www.autotrader.co.uk/vehiclecheck
P12 LRC look what comes up...
speedyguy said:
And therein seems to lie the issue.
There used to be an apologist on saying if that were the case why are the prisons full.
Meanwhile in the real world if a flight or train is full capacity is added or overcrowding is usual.
Crack on and do that with prisons if necessary for scum like the one in the post.
On the subject of prison crowding... By the end of World War 2, the German military knew they’d soon be defeated and overrun by the Soviet Union. Therefore they would literally walk across Germany to surrender to the US and British Commonwealth troops. In their 100,000s !There used to be an apologist on saying if that were the case why are the prisons full.
Meanwhile in the real world if a flight or train is full capacity is added or overcrowding is usual.
Crack on and do that with prisons if necessary for scum like the one in the post.
Back then, prison crowding wasn’t an issue. They’d simply erect a barbed wire fence around a farmers field and throw in the prisoners of war.
Vickers_VC10 said:
yellowjack said:
Had this, not on a motorway, admittedly, but on a rural road near Corfe Castle. I was cycling, some mentalist in a Fiesta comes from behind me, overtakes going into a blind left hand bend, and comes to a screeching halt in the oncoming traffic lane to avoid piling into the back of cars queuing for temporary traffic lights. As I cycle around the bend he's out of his car yelling "that's your fault you little prick..." etc, etc. And boy did he not like it when I pointed out the countdown boards, and the warning signs, first for roadworks, then for upcoming temporary traffic lights. Idiots like this are always the same. They are so bloody wonderful (in their fantasy world) that they can do no wrong. So when something goes wrong they absolutely have to blame anyone and everyone else. Because there's no way it's their fault, that's just not possible...
Similar recently on the A35 through the New Forest. Some shaved ape in a crew cab pickup, towing a trailer with a big mower on the back.
I'm just riding along a short section of the A35 to cross from one side to the other, as there's no direct crossing where I'd come from. He overtakes me. But instead of simply passing and getting on with his day like every single other vehicle that passed me on that section, he passed way too close, then for good measure swings toward the left hand verge. Presumably to "school" me into moving left. But he over-swung the trailer, kicked up a load of dirt, and very nearly lost control of the trailer when it rode up onto the verge before slamming back onto the road surface and then swaying wildly behind the truck. I changed my mind about my destination at that point, so stayed on the A35 into Lyndhurst. Whereupon I caught the ape-like groundsman in the traffic light queue. Same reaction. Can't be his fault for driving like a twunt. No. It's apparently my fault because "if you try a stunt like that again I'll put your lights out". Indeed. I'm ever so sorry that you steering harshly while towing a tonne or so resulted in an embarrassing moment for you. You could take a chill pill, and try driving like a normal person though. That might help. Never their fault. Always someone else's fault because they never make mistakes, this type of loudmouth knobber...
Brave man for cycling on that bit of the A35. I did it once. From Lyndhurst to the Bashley turn off and never again. Some roads are just way too risky to cycle on. Similar recently on the A35 through the New Forest. Some shaved ape in a crew cab pickup, towing a trailer with a big mower on the back.
I'm just riding along a short section of the A35 to cross from one side to the other, as there's no direct crossing where I'd come from. He overtakes me. But instead of simply passing and getting on with his day like every single other vehicle that passed me on that section, he passed way too close, then for good measure swings toward the left hand verge. Presumably to "school" me into moving left. But he over-swung the trailer, kicked up a load of dirt, and very nearly lost control of the trailer when it rode up onto the verge before slamming back onto the road surface and then swaying wildly behind the truck. I changed my mind about my destination at that point, so stayed on the A35 into Lyndhurst. Whereupon I caught the ape-like groundsman in the traffic light queue. Same reaction. Can't be his fault for driving like a twunt. No. It's apparently my fault because "if you try a stunt like that again I'll put your lights out". Indeed. I'm ever so sorry that you steering harshly while towing a tonne or so resulted in an embarrassing moment for you. You could take a chill pill, and try driving like a normal person though. That might help. Never their fault. Always someone else's fault because they never make mistakes, this type of loudmouth knobber...
jdw100 said:
Baggy, three-quarter length cargo shorts.
Never met anyone wearing those that isn’t prone to violence.
Popular amongst football fans and the summer clothing of choice for going to a flat-roofed pub.
They say never judge a book by its cover - but in this instance….
I've noticed that about half-mast trousers/shorts, too.Never met anyone wearing those that isn’t prone to violence.
Popular amongst football fans and the summer clothing of choice for going to a flat-roofed pub.
They say never judge a book by its cover - but in this instance….
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