One single thing that makes you think "knob"

One single thing that makes you think "knob"

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Blown2CV

28,865 posts

204 months

Thursday 4th October 2012
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Liquid Knight said:
Captain Muppet said:
CoolHands said:
fortunately when I'm on my motorbike I don't have to put up with any of these knobs. I just undertake or overtake at will, and nothing can out accelerate you, so you can pretty much ride how you want without these dheads having their power over you (by blocking you in or whatever).

On my bike this morning, and despite having 120bhp I still had to stop behind the Honda Accord that stopped at an empty roundabout, then I watched it leave me for dead by speeding through a 30 limit, then I got stuck behind it doing 50mph in a NSL because there was lots of on-coming traffic. My bike commute was exactly as annoying as it would have been in a car.

I could have ripped past the Accord about half a mile from my office, but by then I'd recognised the driver as someone from work, and I'd have got shouted at.
So now you get to shout at them instead.

How you conduct yourself on the road to and from work has no bearing whatsoever on your professional life. Unless they start paying you from the second you close your front door to the second you open it again they can jog on. wink
I used to drive down a residential street to get to work when i was in the motor trade. Ageing make resident takes umbridge as he is clearly part of the "s that think they live down a private road but don't" brigade. As at one point I had driven a lettered-up car, he realised where I worked and complained every time, to my Dad AKA the dealer principal. Fortunately he wasn't arsed about my driving; more an issue was the fker pestering him all the time. I had never done anything wrong, and even going fast down that road was probably only 20mph or something. Complete st for brains. I hate old people that hate life - if you hate life then pop your fking clogs and do us all a favour!

Blown2CV

28,865 posts

204 months

Thursday 4th October 2012
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Alex said:
Commuters with stupid little bags on wheels that trip me up every morning on the tube.
people that shove past everyone on the tube, and blame the person carrying the bags when they inevitably come a cropper

vixen1700

23,012 posts

271 months

Thursday 4th October 2012
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bicycleshorts said:
hehe

masermartin

1,629 posts

178 months

Thursday 4th October 2012
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Blown2CV said:
Alex said:
Commuters with stupid little bags on wheels that trip me up every morning on the tube.
people that shove past everyone on the tube, and blame the person carrying the bags when they inevitably come a cropper
Let's not start talking about the tube, there's enough material in a day on the tube (and probably from trams/mass transit in other cities around the UK) to keep this thread going into Vol. 3.

Hudson

1,857 posts

188 months

Thursday 4th October 2012
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OpulentBob said:
jimmy the hat said:
Hudson said:
jimmy the hat said:
White Kuga?
It was smile However this prize dickcheese was on the south mimms roundabout (A1M Hatfield etc), after nearly ramming a motorbike and the brake testing me, he went on to the tttery described above.
Well, if it's not him I think we need to start stereotyping white Kuga drivers. biggrin
Not a 12-plater, by any chance? (ETA about 3pm ish?)

Had the pleasures of him yesterday coming along the Brentwood Bypass, he decided I pulled in front of him too early (EASY 50m away, quite probably more), he then drove along polishing my back bumper for me, I pulled back in to L1 after I had completed my overtakes (from L3), to find myself blocked in by him by the time I came to overtake the next truck. He was right up against the offside of my car, matching speeds exactly. No difficulty to brake and let him past, but yeah what a prize, de-bked, essex tt.
7pm, maybe he was going home :-)

Liquid Knight

15,754 posts

184 months

Thursday 4th October 2012
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Chair Boy has been signed up the English class for all the foreign members of staff here. :rolf:


rohrl

8,742 posts

146 months

Thursday 4th October 2012
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Liquid Knight said:
Chair Boy has been signed up the English class for all the foreign members of staff here. :rolf:
?

SuperchargedVR6

3,138 posts

221 months

Thursday 4th October 2012
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doogz said:
CoolHands said:
doogz said:
CoolHands said:
fortunately when I'm on my motorbike I don't have to put up with any of these knobs. I just undertake or overtake at will, and nothing can out accelerate you, so you can pretty much ride how you want without these dheads having their power over you (by blocking you in or whatever).

In the car I try not to get wound up, and cruise like Mr and Mrs average. And plan further ahead than the competition, thus making sure you're in the right lane as much as poss so you don't get blocked.
not sure why you feel the need to quote me but with no comment of your own.
The thread is one single thing that makes you think "knob"

I quoted your post.

Figure it out yourself.
And reading that just makes me think this thread is full of children.

g3org3y

20,639 posts

192 months

Thursday 4th October 2012
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Liquid Knight said:
doogz said:
Liquid Knight said:
The little prick who say "chair" instead of "yeah" just spoke to me on the phone. He knows he can't do it to my face because I'll punch his. furious
What?
It's a young lad at work I mentioned a few pages ago who says "chair" instead of "yeah" because he want's be cool like Wretch32.

It's as annoying as taking catchphrase comedy out of context. Don't get me started on that...

soapbox
To clarify, instead of saying 'yeah' in response to questions, he says 'chair'?

confused

Am I just not down with the kids anymore (in a non Jimmy Saville way)?

Liquid Knight

15,754 posts

184 months

Thursday 4th October 2012
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g3org3y said:
Liquid Knight said:
doogz said:
Liquid Knight said:
The little prick who say "chair" instead of "yeah" just spoke to me on the phone. He knows he can't do it to my face because I'll punch his. furious
What?
It's a young lad at work I mentioned a few pages ago who says "chair" instead of "yeah" because he want's be cool like Wretch32.

It's as annoying as taking catchphrase comedy out of context. Don't get me started on that...

soapbox
To clarify, instead of saying 'yeah' in response to questions, he says 'chair'?

confused
Exactly.

http://youtu.be/bj1BMpUnzT8

The backing vocalist sounds like Kermit the Frog as well.

g3org3y

20,639 posts

192 months

Thursday 4th October 2012
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Liquid Knight said:
g3org3y said:
Liquid Knight said:
doogz said:
Liquid Knight said:
The little prick who say "chair" instead of "yeah" just spoke to me on the phone. He knows he can't do it to my face because I'll punch his. furious
What?
It's a young lad at work I mentioned a few pages ago who says "chair" instead of "yeah" because he want's be cool like Wretch32.

It's as annoying as taking catchphrase comedy out of context. Don't get me started on that...

soapbox
To clarify, instead of saying 'yeah' in response to questions, he says 'chair'?

confused
Exactly.

http://youtu.be/bj1BMpUnzT8

The backing vocalist sounds like Kermit the Frog as well.
I see. Is your 'chair boy' black from the ghetto or just a ? I suspect the latter.

Ej74

1,038 posts

186 months

Thursday 4th October 2012
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The knob in the Fiesta who once i pulled out flashed me and then his mate opened his wallet an dpointed to the hard shoulder expecting me to pull over to the hard shoulder.

Note to your mate when you flash your wallet as if its a warrant card please make sure you're pink driving license isn't showing.

Also when ased what they playing at they shut up and din't have an answer

jimmy the hat

429 posts

148 months

Thursday 4th October 2012
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Hudson said:
OpulentBob said:
jimmy the hat said:
Hudson said:
jimmy the hat said:
White Kuga?
It was smile However this prize dickcheese was on the south mimms roundabout (A1M Hatfield etc), after nearly ramming a motorbike and the brake testing me, he went on to the tttery described above.
Well, if it's not him I think we need to start stereotyping white Kuga drivers. biggrin
Not a 12-plater, by any chance? (ETA about 3pm ish?)

Had the pleasures of him yesterday coming along the Brentwood Bypass, he decided I pulled in front of him too early (EASY 50m away, quite probably more), he then drove along polishing my back bumper for me, I pulled back in to L1 after I had completed my overtakes (from L3), to find myself blocked in by him by the time I came to overtake the next truck. He was right up against the offside of my car, matching speeds exactly. No difficulty to brake and let him past, but yeah what a prize, de-bked, essex tt.
7pm, maybe he was going home :-)
Interesting, I met mine around 20:30.

Last night* there were two berks in Transits who absolutely refused to use the inside lane. One in a sign-written KLT van with a "How's my driving sticker?" on the back. "st and selfish, mate, st and selfish".

Cheers, Jim

  • This will not become a regular thing, I encounter several knobs each way, every day, as I'm sure you all do.

Liquid Knight

15,754 posts

184 months

Thursday 4th October 2012
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g3org3y said:
Liquid Knight said:
g3org3y said:
Liquid Knight said:
doogz said:
Liquid Knight said:
The little prick who say "chair" instead of "yeah" just spoke to me on the phone. He knows he can't do it to my face because I'll punch his. furious
What?
It's a young lad at work I mentioned a few pages ago who says "chair" instead of "yeah" because he want's be cool like Wretch32.

It's as annoying as taking catchphrase comedy out of context. Don't get me started on that...

soapbox
To clarify, instead of saying 'yeah' in response to questions, he says 'chair'?

confused
Exactly.

http://youtu.be/bj1BMpUnzT8

The backing vocalist sounds like Kermit the Frog as well.
I see. Is your 'chair boy' black from the ghetto or just a ? I suspect the latter.
The nearest he's been to a Ghetto is the frozen cake isle in Iceland.

Blown2CV

28,865 posts

204 months

Thursday 4th October 2012
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frozen cake isle in iceland - they have one of those?!?! Sounds amazing. I just need a flight, crampons and a spoon.

grayme

936 posts

237 months

Thursday 4th October 2012
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masermartin said:
Blown2CV said:
Alex said:
Commuters with stupid little bags on wheels that trip me up every morning on the tube.
people that shove past everyone on the tube, and blame the person carrying the bags when they inevitably come a cropper
Let's not start talking about the tube, there's enough material in a day on the tube (and probably from trams/mass transit in other cities around the UK) to keep this thread going into Vol. 3.
I started a thread about those silly bags getting smaller and smaller with what seems like longer and longer sticks on MSE.

My contribution to the problem was to invent the purse on a stick.




I also wonder why people almost push me out of the way to get off the train and then queue on the right up the escalator; if you are in that much of a hurry, why are you not walking up the left?

AlexRS2782

8,052 posts

214 months

Thursday 4th October 2012
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The idiot in his badly modified part rat look/part stickerbombed/part matt panelled non type r very old shape civic that nearly rear ended my mum's MG ZR at the London Colney r/bout earlier today because he was too busy fiddling with his head unit, and cranking up his tunes, to look at what was going on in front of him banghead

After narrowly avoiding hitting her car, followed the obligatory revving of engine and noise from badly fitting jap cannon exhaust to try and instigate a race off at the lights rolleyes When the lights finally turned green he stalled the car laugh

Also the dozy bint driving a white BMW 1 series soft top with the reg G3EAL fudged with black caps to read G BEAL, who seems to think that a green traffic light means you stop / stay staionary and that a red light means you don't stop but just keep going banghead

Edited by AlexRS2782 on Thursday 4th October 21:03

anonymous-user

55 months

Thursday 4th October 2012
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The knob who rear ended me today made me think "knob". Luckily no damage, hence why I only thought "knob" and not "steaming bleeding bubbling ".

And the tt at work who suggested I should have developed a sore back and got some £££. Bellend.

ATTAK Z

11,134 posts

190 months

Thursday 4th October 2012
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OpulentBob said:
The knob who rear ended me today made me think "knob". Luckily no damage, hence why I only thought "knob" and not "steaming bleeding bubbling ".

And the tt at work who suggested I should have developed a sore back and got some £££. Bellend.
description of said tt at work required such as 'stupid' 'ignorant' 'ttish' or 'what have you ?'

anonymous-user

55 months

Thursday 4th October 2012
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Yeah, he followed me in the kitchen, shut the door and started saying how only the slightest knock can set it off and the docs can't prove it, easy money etc. I told him that's the reason my insurance goes up every year rather than down. He looked at me like I was stupid.
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