One single thing that makes you think "knob" Vol 3

One single thing that makes you think "knob" Vol 3

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Liquid Knight

15,754 posts

184 months

Wednesday 28th June 2017
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This morning was the usual Darwinism display of people operating vehicles in low light conditions, torrential rain, reduced visibility due to spray with no lights on whatsoever or ability to count as high as four. furious

I hate the idea of automated vehicles on the roads but it is the future and we need it now because some people are simply incapable of driving themselves.

But today I have been dealing with people replying to my car advert and the four stages of their process.

Oh this chap has a car for sale. I'll troll the car so I can make a ridiculously low offer so it looks like I'm doing him a favor.

Oh crap! He knows what he's on about and how much it's worth. I'll say I'll buy something else.

bks he know how crap they are and basically made me look stupid.

Now he won't sell it to me even if I offer full price because he knows I am a twunt.

MorganP104

2,605 posts

131 months

Wednesday 28th June 2017
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InitialDave said:
eezeh said:
People that hold their phones to their chin are also knobs, imagining they are on "The Apprentice".
I see this a lot, people holding them horizontal in front of them like they're trying to blow dust off the screen, What's that all about, anyway?
I saw a friend of mine do this whilst in the car (to be fair, he was parked up at the time), and asked him why he was holding his phone like a slice of pizza he was about to eat.

His response, and I kid you not, was to tell me that since the law came in banning mobile phone use at the wheel, he always uses "handsfree mode" (referring to using speakerphone).

I just stood there, open-mouthed.

mikey k

13,011 posts

217 months

Wednesday 28th June 2017
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MorganP104 said:
InitialDave said:
eezeh said:
People that hold their phones to their chin are also knobs, imagining they are on "The Apprentice".
I see this a lot, people holding them horizontal in front of them like they're trying to blow dust off the screen, What's that all about, anyway?
I saw a friend of mine do this whilst in the car (to be fair, he was parked up at the time), and asked him why he was holding his phone like a slice of pizza he was about to eat.

His response, and I kid you not, was to tell me that since the law came in banning mobile phone use at the wheel, he always uses "handsfree mode" (referring to using speakerphone).

I just stood there, open-mouthed.
Tell him to try it in front of a copper! frown

nonsequitur

20,083 posts

117 months

Wednesday 28th June 2017
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mikey k said:
MorganP104 said:
InitialDave said:
eezeh said:
People that hold their phones to their chin are also knobs, imagining they are on "The Apprentice".
I see this a lot, people holding them horizontal in front of them like they're trying to blow dust off the screen, What's that all about, anyway?
I saw a friend of mine do this whilst in the car (to be fair, he was parked up at the time), and asked him why he was holding his phone like a slice of pizza he was about to eat.

His response, and I kid you not, was to tell me that since the law came in banning mobile phone use at the wheel, he always uses "handsfree mode" (referring to using speakerphone).

I just stood there, open-mouthed.
Tell him to try it in front of a copper! frown
Or even a police officer.

Angrybiker

557 posts

91 months

Wednesday 28th June 2017
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nonsequitur said:
mikey k said:
MorganP104 said:
InitialDave said:
eezeh said:
People that hold their phones to their chin are also knobs, imagining they are on "The Apprentice".
I see this a lot, people holding them horizontal in front of them like they're trying to blow dust off the screen, What's that all about, anyway?
I saw a friend of mine do this whilst in the car (to be fair, he was parked up at the time), and asked him why he was holding his phone like a slice of pizza he was about to eat.

His response, and I kid you not, was to tell me that since the law came in banning mobile phone use at the wheel, he always uses "handsfree mode" (referring to using speakerphone).

I just stood there, open-mouthed.
Tell him to try it in front of a copper! frown
Or even a police officer.
No you'd get a better response from a copper

MorganP104

2,605 posts

131 months

Wednesday 28th June 2017
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Angrybiker said:
nonsequitur said:
mikey k said:
MorganP104 said:
InitialDave said:
eezeh said:
People that hold their phones to their chin are also knobs, imagining they are on "The Apprentice".
I see this a lot, people holding them horizontal in front of them like they're trying to blow dust off the screen, What's that all about, anyway?
I saw a friend of mine do this whilst in the car (to be fair, he was parked up at the time), and asked him why he was holding his phone like a slice of pizza he was about to eat.

His response, and I kid you not, was to tell me that since the law came in banning mobile phone use at the wheel, he always uses "handsfree mode" (referring to using speakerphone).

I just stood there, open-mouthed.
Tell him to try it in front of a copper! frown
Or even a police officer.
No you'd get a better response from a copper
I think you're both wrong. He should try it in front of the old bill, and see what happens.

matchmaker

8,497 posts

201 months

Wednesday 28th June 2017
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Angrybiker said:
nonsequitur said:
mikey k said:
MorganP104 said:
InitialDave said:
eezeh said:
People that hold their phones to their chin are also knobs, imagining they are on "The Apprentice".
I see this a lot, people holding them horizontal in front of them like they're trying to blow dust off the screen, What's that all about, anyway?
I saw a friend of mine do this whilst in the car (to be fair, he was parked up at the time), and asked him why he was holding his phone like a slice of pizza he was about to eat.

His response, and I kid you not, was to tell me that since the law came in banning mobile phone use at the wheel, he always uses "handsfree mode" (referring to using speakerphone).

I just stood there, open-mouthed.
Tell him to try it in front of a copper! frown
Or even a police officer.
No you'd get a better response from a copper
Don't you mean a peeler?

Tyre Tread

10,535 posts

217 months

Wednesday 28th June 2017
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matchmaker said:
Angrybiker said:
nonsequitur said:
mikey k said:
MorganP104 said:
InitialDave said:
eezeh said:
People that hold their phones to their chin are also knobs, imagining they are on "The Apprentice".
I see this a lot, people holding them horizontal in front of them like they're trying to blow dust off the screen, What's that all about, anyway?
I saw a friend of mine do this whilst in the car (to be fair, he was parked up at the time), and asked him why he was holding his phone like a slice of pizza he was about to eat.

His response, and I kid you not, was to tell me that since the law came in banning mobile phone use at the wheel, he always uses "handsfree mode" (referring to using speakerphone).

I just stood there, open-mouthed.
Tell him to try it in front of a copper! frown
Or even a police officer.
No you'd get a better response from a copper
Don't you mean a peeler?
THis could take a while: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_police-relat...

mistakenplane

426 posts

121 months

Wednesday 28th June 2017
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Most people last night. Yes it was wet, yes its been dry for ages, yes there was spray, NO you don't have to drive slowly in the outside lane therefore stopping any progress of traffic and creating bottlenecks.

Just move the fk over and stop being an extra hazard!

Veryoldbear

218 posts

105 months

Wednesday 28th June 2017
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mistakenplane said:
Most people last night. Yes it was wet, yes its been dry for ages, yes there was spray, NO you don't have to drive slowly in the outside lane therefore stopping any progress of traffic and creating bottlenecks.

Just move the fk over and stop being an extra hazard!
Ooh it was horrible last night (M27 / M3 / A34). There was a lot of middle laning going on, including ones who suddenly slowed if there was a risk of their car getting wet

Rich_W

12,548 posts

213 months

Wednesday 28th June 2017
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InitialDave said:
eezeh said:
People that hold their phones to their chin are also knobs, imagining they are on "The Apprentice".
I see this a lot, people holding them horizontal in front of them like they're trying to blow dust off the screen, What's that all about, anyway?
When a woman is mad on the phone, she doesn't want to hear anything from her target laugh


RAFsmoggy

274 posts

126 months

Thursday 29th June 2017
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Blown2CV said:
ah that old classic "i've got nothing else to add" comment of number of posts, seasoned with "get a life", well that's some inspired stuff. It's an internet forum and if that's sad then guess fking what - you're on it too. Also this is coming from the bloke who only ever started one topic, which was about Brexit and got one reply. Not sure this is really your bag is it.
Hmm not sure its yous either , you tetchy little thing Lol

Blown2CV

28,865 posts

204 months

Thursday 29th June 2017
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RAFsmoggy said:
Blown2CV said:
ah that old classic "i've got nothing else to add" comment of number of posts, seasoned with "get a life", well that's some inspired stuff. It's an internet forum and if that's sad then guess fking what - you're on it too. Also this is coming from the bloke who only ever started one topic, which was about Brexit and got one reply. Not sure this is really your bag is it.
Hmm not sure its yous either , you tetchy little thing Lol
well seeing as you came into this thread to specifically comment about my by name, and you are now following me around other threads and making little comments deliberately designed to piss me off, i have reported you to the mods for harrassment. Not taking this st, and it's absolutely not what this place is meant to be about. Oh no poor snowflake me! Hopefully I will survive. Tata.

Liquid Knight

15,754 posts

184 months

Saturday 1st July 2017
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Facebook have removed my for sale post on a track day page as it...

"Displays images of excessive speed".

...I never knew speeding on a race track was an issue. silly

When you consider Turkish soldiers being burned alive, decapitations, child pornography, extreme animal cruelty, Nazism, radicalisation hate speech and other vile stuff is within the Facebook community standards it has to make you think knob.

lucido grigio

44,044 posts

164 months

Saturday 1st July 2017
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Reason #155 why I wont use Faecesbook ^^^^^^.

Anyhow......people who shout out their car window at pedestrians minding their own business....ie me.

Just STFU ,leave me alone and grow up.....mad

Edited by lucido grigio on Saturday 1st July 21:42

jjohnson23

701 posts

114 months

Saturday 1st July 2017
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Driving off from a fuel stop in the tr7 and having the car kangaroo to a stop amid a cloud of diesel smoke and fumes.
Its the third time I have done it in 12 months.What bothers me is that I have had it for nearly 8 years now and had a diesel as my daily for twenty!

schmalex

13,616 posts

207 months

Saturday 1st July 2017
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Saying or writing "Anyhoo" (or any other variant of).



Edited by schmalex on Saturday 1st July 21:44

knitware

1,473 posts

194 months

Saturday 1st July 2017
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I'm travelling along a 40mph road and a junction is is approaching ahead on the left, a minor road. I see a car arrive at the junction he stops at the give way, see's me and pulls out, I have to break so I flash my lights. He breaks and stops the car flapping his arms around, I stop and I hoot until he moves off. He gets going and I follow to 30 mph, we get to a set of lights which are on red, he stops and then goes through the red whilst cars are going through on the green. I have no idea if he was drunk or just a knob.


Tyre Tread

10,535 posts

217 months

Saturday 1st July 2017
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knitware said:
I'm travelling along a 40mph road and a junction is is approaching ahead on the left, a minor road. I see a car arrive at the junction he stops at the give way, see's me and pulls out, I have to break so I flash my lights. He breaks and stops the car flapping his arms around, I stop and I hoot until he moves off. He gets going and I follow to 30 mph, we get to a set of lights which are on red, he stops and then goes through the red whilst cars are going through on the green. I have no idea if he was drunk or just a knob.
What did you break? What did he break?

anonymous-user

55 months

Sunday 2nd July 2017
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lucido grigio said:
Reason #155 why I wont use Faecesbook ^^^^^^.

Anyhow......people who shout out their car window at pedestrians minding their own business....ie me.

Just STFU ,leave me alone and grow up.....mad

Edited by lucido grigio on Saturday 1st July 21:42
Or hooting their horns and laughing as you walk past them in a car park. Knobs.
They're going to do that to the wrong person one day and get the st kicked out of them.
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