One single thing that makes you think "knob" Vol 4
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Blown2CV said:
Please draw a line under it now. It’s seriously boring and you’re not going to all of a sudden agree.
Whilst I would agree, that we are not going to agree, (but that of course is the nature of Pistonheads, in that no matter what the subject, or what the viewpoint or who the poster is, there is always someone, somewhere who will disagree with it) It seems a bit rich for someone who puts over one thousand four hundred posts on PH a year (and presumably expects people to read them) to whinge about other peoples posts. If you don't want to read a post then don't read it, and then complain about it, You never know, some might whinge about the thousands of posts you put on PH as being too many for one person to post. You see, trying to close down another persons posts can work in two directions, or are you suggesting that `all' of `your' thousands of posts are incredibly scintillating for other posters?.Pan Pan Pan said:
Blown2CV said:
Please draw a line under it now. It’s seriously boring and you’re not going to all of a sudden agree.
Whilst I would agree, that we are not going to agree, (but that of course is the nature of Pistonheads, in that no matter what the subject, or what the viewpoint or who the poster is, there is always someone, somewhere who will disagree with it) It seems a bit rich for someone who puts over one thousand four hundred posts on PH a year (and presumably expects people to read them) to whinge about other peoples posts. If you don't want to read a post then don't read it, and then complain about it, You never know, some might whinge about the thousands of posts you put on PH as being too many for one person to post. You see, trying to close down another persons posts can work in two directions, or are you suggesting that `all' of `your' thousands of posts are incredibly scintillating for other posters?.Europa1 said:
Pan Pan Pan said:
Blown2CV said:
Please draw a line under it now. It’s seriously boring and you’re not going to all of a sudden agree.
Whilst I would agree, that we are not going to agree, (but that of course is the nature of Pistonheads, in that no matter what the subject, or what the viewpoint or who the poster is, there is always someone, somewhere who will disagree with it) It seems a bit rich for someone who puts over one thousand four hundred posts on PH a year (and presumably expects people to read them) to whinge about other peoples posts. If you don't want to read a post then don't read it, and then complain about it, You never know, some might whinge about the thousands of posts you put on PH as being too many for one person to post. You see, trying to close down another persons posts can work in two directions, or are you suggesting that `all' of `your' thousands of posts are incredibly scintillating for other posters?.The tosser in the Tesla (model S) this morning. I can only assume he thought I was going to try a traffic lights GP start at the A19/Wolviston interchange as he took off like a bat out of hell and, had I been stupid enough to give it a try, he would've been in a position where he'd have cut me up as he swapped lanes into the right hand side of the slip road (going fully across into the lane of the A689) and headed off up the A19.
It's daft to do a traffic light GP on this anyway as there's usually traffic backed up on the section due to traffic lights that are on there anyway.
It's daft to do a traffic light GP on this anyway as there's usually traffic backed up on the section due to traffic lights that are on there anyway.
The d
head in the Peugeot estate on Saturday who decided that he would choose the right hand lane at the roundabout. This in itself wasn't a particularly knobby thing to do, however, as soon as we both pulled out onto the roundabout he immediately hauled the car left pretty much taking my nose with it to take the first exit at the roundabout when I was going straight over. Naturally no indication was given. Oh and all the exits are single carriageway so it's not as though you could use the excuse of taking the right hand lane at the exit.
I mean seriously, is it too much to expect that if you suddenly find yourself in the wrong lane (which is the only thing I can think of) go right around and take the exit as normal.
head in the Peugeot estate on Saturday who decided that he would choose the right hand lane at the roundabout. This in itself wasn't a particularly knobby thing to do, however, as soon as we both pulled out onto the roundabout he immediately hauled the car left pretty much taking my nose with it to take the first exit at the roundabout when I was going straight over. Naturally no indication was given. Oh and all the exits are single carriageway so it's not as though you could use the excuse of taking the right hand lane at the exit.I mean seriously, is it too much to expect that if you suddenly find yourself in the wrong lane (which is the only thing I can think of) go right around and take the exit as normal.
Pillock in a Corsa earlier who decided instead of slowing and looking before entering a roundabout on the A47 he/she/other would drive straight on blasting his/her/its horn at a car next to me who entered the roundabout while the Corsa was still thirty or so feet from it.
The car next to me was going right and I had the dubious pleasure of following the Corsa on to a section of the A47 that's dual carriageway. Because Corsa Boy/Girl/Thing had braked during their horn blasting session they were in the wrong gear and spluttering along. I overtook with ease and carried on up to the speed limit.
Flashing lights, more horn blasting and hand signals that aren't part of the Highway Code as the front of the Corsa tramped up and down with every rev'limiter bouncing gear change until it flew past me doing at least 90-100mph.
The car next to me was going right and I had the dubious pleasure of following the Corsa on to a section of the A47 that's dual carriageway. Because Corsa Boy/Girl/Thing had braked during their horn blasting session they were in the wrong gear and spluttering along. I overtook with ease and carried on up to the speed limit.
Flashing lights, more horn blasting and hand signals that aren't part of the Highway Code as the front of the Corsa tramped up and down with every rev'limiter bouncing gear change until it flew past me doing at least 90-100mph.
Pan Pan Pan said:
Blown2CV said:
Please draw a line under it now. It’s seriously boring and you’re not going to all of a sudden agree.
Whilst I would agree, that we are not going to agree, (but that of course is the nature of Pistonheads, in that no matter what the subject, or what the viewpoint or who the poster is, there is always someone, somewhere who will disagree with it) It seems a bit rich for someone who puts over one thousand four hundred posts on PH a year (and presumably expects people to read them) to whinge about other peoples posts. If you don't want to read a post then don't read it, and then complain about it, You never know, some might whinge about the thousands of posts you put on PH as being too many for one person to post. You see, trying to close down another persons posts can work in two directions, or are you suggesting that `all' of `your' thousands of posts are incredibly scintillating for other posters?.Fermit and Sarah said:
Drumroll said:
Fermit and Sarah said:
Chris Evans and his wife, naming their new born twins Ping and Pong.
Perhaps you need to actually read the whole story not just the headlines. You can fess up and admit it now.
You didn't bother reading the whole story, about him joking to the press that he had NICKNAMED them Ping and Pong.
Bellend uber driver who first tried to do a left from a right turn lane into my car door. Then as we queued for the right turn just after (it's a dogleg) decided he wasn't going to wait and roared off down the left lane and cut in front of the car turning right at the front of the queue.
Utter clown, though pretty normal behaviour for a taxi.
Utter clown, though pretty normal behaviour for a taxi.
Mandalore said:
Fermit and Sarah said:
Drumroll said:
Fermit and Sarah said:
Chris Evans and his wife, naming their new born twins Ping and Pong.
Perhaps you need to actually read the whole story not just the headlines. You can fess up and admit it now.
You didn't bother reading the whole story, about him joking to the press that he had NICKNAMED them Ping and Pong.
Mafffew said:
Anyone who calls their child "Boo" is a knob.
Assuming we're still talking about Chris Evans (no I haven't read the article... I've got better things to do than read C-grade celeb gossip, like sticking rusty forks into my eyes)... Is it news to anyone that he's a complete bell end?Edited by captain_cynic on Friday 21st September 11:20
captain_cynic said:
Assuming we're still talking about Chris Harris (no I haven't read the article... I've got better things to do than read C-grade celeb gossip, like sticking rusty forks into my eyes)... Is it news to anyone that he's a complete bell end?
I think you mean Chris Evans.ManOpener said:
captain_cynic said:
Assuming we're still talking about Chris Harris (no I haven't read the article... I've got better things to do than read C-grade celeb gossip, like sticking rusty forks into my eyes)... Is it news to anyone that he's a complete bell end?
I think you mean Chris Evans.Chris Harris may or may not be a knob too, I don't know
captain_cynic said:
ManOpener said:
captain_cynic said:
Assuming we're still talking about Chris Harris (no I haven't read the article... I've got better things to do than read C-grade celeb gossip, like sticking rusty forks into my eyes)... Is it news to anyone that he's a complete bell end?
I think you mean Chris Evans.Chris Harris may or may not be a knob too, I don't know
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