One single thing that makes you think "knob" Vol 4
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Drivers who can't help but stray over the white line on A/B roads with oncoming traffic and nothing to overtake. Not sure if it's down to being on the road 4 hours per day but I never recall it being so bad. Given some of the models involved this can't be testing out the lane 'assist'
Rawwr said:
Blown2CV said:
it's funny because you don't seem to realise that peoples' Internet personas don't often match their real life ones. Or do you literally live your life online? Who's looking after your cat(s)?
So you've made a conscious decision to sound like an awful person and wish to maintain you're not likely to be a psychopath? Seriously, I implore you to get help. There are people who can help you.
Now, I kind of agree with Blownup2CV, i know I never thought i'd live to see the day that happened, I'm an animal lover (
not in that way you dirty boy) but I must say cats are nothing short of feral killing machines, regardless of where they are they will hunt and kill it's in their genes, they don't do it for food it's merely an instinct. I wouldn't ever run one over on purpose, nor would I swerve to avoid one either.
Doesn't detract from the fact that Blownup2CV exhibits a substantial amount of sociopathic tendencies, not psychopathic as was alluded to earlier.
not in that way you dirty boy) but I must say cats are nothing short of feral killing machines, regardless of where they are they will hunt and kill it's in their genes, they don't do it for food it's merely an instinct. I wouldn't ever run one over on purpose, nor would I swerve to avoid one either. Doesn't detract from the fact that Blownup2CV exhibits a substantial amount of sociopathic tendencies, not psychopathic as was alluded to earlier.
Blown2CV said:
ashleyman said:
Blown2CV said:
Not sure what owners really expect other people to do.
You do the right thing. Stop the car, see if the animal is ok and potentially take it to a vet to get treatment or at the very least where they can read the chip and inform the owners. f
k anyone who leaves an animal at the side of the road to die alone.I was walking home one morning and saw someone had hit a cat and driven off, cat was just laying in the road and people were driving round it. Not one of those horrible people stopped. I stopped the traffic and moved the cat out the road and knocked on doors until I found the owner. She was distraught. I got a blanket and took the cat inside for her. Nothing else to be done, it was dead.
It's shouldn't be difficult to be a good person. Perhaps you need putting down.
!Blown2CV said:
it's funny because you don't seem to realise that peoples' Internet personas don't often match their real life ones. Or do you literally live your life online? Who's looking after your cat(s)?
Nice of you to admit you are just an internet troll. How sad and pathetic that you have to get your kicks from doing that? Why do you feel the need to have an internet "persona", especially one that makes you look like a dhead?Unless, you are actually a d
head in real life too.. 
jpp said:
Drivers who can't help but stray over the white line on A/B roads with oncoming traffic and nothing to overtake. Not sure if it's down to being on the road 4 hours per day but I never recall it being so bad. Given some of the models involved this can't be testing out the lane 'assist'
They probably are 'Straightliners' cutting the bends and curves in the road. Far too many of them around, a modern motoring menace. (But approved by some PHers, because the police and IAM say it's OK).Inconsiderate people buying lottery tickets. A chap barged to the front of the queue in our local shop last night, as it was 5 minutes to the cut off for buying his lottery ticket. Not sure why that was our problem and it would have been nice to have been asked however. He gets to the cashier who wasn't impressed with him queue jumping anyway and he handed her a scrappy lottery ticket thing with his numbers on it for her to scan. Trouble is it was so dirty and creased it wouldn't scan. By now time is ticking on and he is starting to panic. The cashier then said he would need to fill in a new ticket, but that he'd have to rush. Mr Knob then starts completing his new ticket (with god knows how many lines) at the till, prompting a huge sigh from the cashier. He did get it done with seconds to spare, much to the annoyance of us in the queue who were willing the cashier to stall him a bit longer.
I called in to the shop again this morning on my way past, just as they had opened. The three people in the queue in front of me all wanted scratch cards, with the first one actually scratching it off while stood at the till. At least the others took theirs home, although they did make the cashier run through all the cards before choosing one. Me and the queue of builders buying their breakfast were not happy !
I called in to the shop again this morning on my way past, just as they had opened. The three people in the queue in front of me all wanted scratch cards, with the first one actually scratching it off while stood at the till. At least the others took theirs home, although they did make the cashier run through all the cards before choosing one. Me and the queue of builders buying their breakfast were not happy !
Grahamdub said:
Inconsiderate people buying lottery tickets. A chap barged to the front of the queue in our local shop last night, as it was 5 minutes to the cut off for buying his lottery ticket. Not sure why that was our problem and it would have been nice to have been asked however. He gets to the cashier who wasn't impressed with him queue jumping anyway and he handed her a scrappy lottery ticket thing with his numbers on it for her to scan. Trouble is it was so dirty and creased it wouldn't scan. By now time is ticking on and he is starting to panic. The cashier then said he would need to fill in a new ticket, but that he'd have to rush. Mr Knob then starts completing his new ticket (with god knows how many lines) at the till, prompting a huge sigh from the cashier. He did get it done with seconds to spare, much to the annoyance of us in the queue who were willing the cashier to stall him a bit longer.
I called in to the shop again this morning on my way past, just as they had opened. The three people in the queue in front of me all wanted scratch cards, with the first one actually scratching it off while stood at the till. At least the others took theirs home, although they did make the cashier run through all the cards before choosing one. Me and the queue of builders buying their breakfast were not happy !
Pure desperation. Particularly those who stand in the doorway scratching away. (And not their b*****s).I called in to the shop again this morning on my way past, just as they had opened. The three people in the queue in front of me all wanted scratch cards, with the first one actually scratching it off while stood at the till. At least the others took theirs home, although they did make the cashier run through all the cards before choosing one. Me and the queue of builders buying their breakfast were not happy !
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