Things that make we smile when driving....
Things that make we smile when driving....
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Moley RUFC

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3,661 posts

210 months

Friday 25th November 2011
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....belts, coats and jackets dragging along the road in closed drivers doors.

....bogey picking men/women pretending to be just scratching their face when busted.

Come on PH what makes you smile when driving. (Not including the £50 happy ending tales)

Powerrr

1,978 posts

193 months

Friday 25th November 2011
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Tits n nipples

Moley RUFC

Original Poster:

3,661 posts

210 months

Friday 25th November 2011
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...bad spelling on thread starters

Byard

539 posts

195 months

Friday 25th November 2011
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When people understeer/oversteer into corners.

Women putting makeup on / looking in mirror then look up to find they are suddenly heading towards the kerb and snatch the steering back.

Everyone stood still at a roundabout since everyone gives way to people on their right.

People who get right up my arse on the straights when they have a much faster car then you. Ofcourse your car is faster in a straight line...


Actually the last one is annoynig as it is funny.

Moley RUFC

Original Poster:

3,661 posts

210 months

Friday 25th November 2011
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The understeer/oversteer is a good one for a chuckle

robmlufc

5,229 posts

207 months

Friday 25th November 2011
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Top totty nearly causing a massive pile up by simply walking along minding her own business.

marcosgt

11,415 posts

197 months

Friday 25th November 2011
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Moley RUFC said:
The understeer/oversteer is a good one for a chuckle
I have to admit to laughing when I saw a BMW oversteer through someones fence once!

No-one (except the fence) was hurt and I suspect an element was relief as initially he was broadside in front of me with nowhere for me to go, so it was good to see his wheels get grip and him disappear off the road!

M

The Black Flash

13,735 posts

219 months

Friday 25th November 2011
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So this is "laughing at other people's misfortunes" really then?

A nice, snappy, h&t downchange for me, every time.

Frances The Mute

1,816 posts

262 months

Friday 25th November 2011
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Watching MLM's get wound up and mashing the pedal into the floor when you undertake them.

Popping on the over-run fills me with a warm glow, too.

Moley RUFC

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3,661 posts

210 months

Friday 25th November 2011
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The Black Flash said:
So this is "laughing at other people's misfortunes" really then?

A nice, snappy, h&t downchange for me, every time.
More laughing at somebody's own doing I think.

attym3

7,259 posts

189 months

Friday 25th November 2011
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People crossing the road at pelican crossings too late then doing the "jerk dance" not knowing whether to carry on or go back

Moley RUFC

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210 months

Friday 25th November 2011
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attym3 said:
People crossing the road at pelican crossings too late then doing the "jerk dance" not knowing whether to carry on or go back
Very good. Although I'm a culprit of that. I often find myself running like a treadmill speeding up whilst knowing full well the people queuing at the crossing must be pissing themselves

NavSat

324 posts

172 months

Friday 25th November 2011
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Misbadged cars.

Badly parked cars.

and Alfas...cos i love 'em. - (even a battered 1.6 V-reg 156)

paulm3

657 posts

246 months

Friday 25th November 2011
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NavSat said:
Misbadged cars.

Badly parked cars.
+1 smile

marcosgt

11,415 posts

197 months

Friday 25th November 2011
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The Black Flash said:
So this is "laughing at other people's misfortunes" really then?

A nice, snappy, h&t downchange for me, every time.
Didn't say I was proud of it smile

Nice classic car does it for me or someone clearly singing along to their radio/CD/MP3 player.

M.

CurvaParabolica

6,946 posts

205 months

Friday 25th November 2011
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Passing someone with fogs/DRLs on and thinking "PH would be going nuts if they just saw what I saw".

That, and drivers who have their stick-on sat nav located right in front of them, which I guess is more alarming than funny. But I still laugh.

SWoll

21,614 posts

279 months

Friday 25th November 2011
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People who indicate left when joining a dual carriageway at a junction.

CurvaParabolica said:
That, and drivers who have their stick-on sat nav located right in front of them, which I guess is more alarming than funny. But I still laugh.
Always amazes me that.

Also, women who sit so close to the steering wheel that their "shirt potatoes" get caught when having to apply any steering lock.

Any MB with a single exhaust, elegance badges on the sides, and ***55AMG badges on the back. Seriously, who are you fooling?

Edited by SWoll on Friday 25th November 12:58

esvcg

872 posts

206 months

Friday 25th November 2011
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silly large wheels on the wrong car, normally corsa's. I saw a bmw 116i with 19's, but still on original suspension so sat very high and with an m badge on the wing - just to make it even better the bloke had a large gold chain, mr t style!

people tailgating you in small low power cars on m'ways, and when you move over, it takes them about 5 minutes to gather speed to pass you.

dogs with their heads out of the window - they always look like they're really enjoying it!


ApexJimi

27,016 posts

264 months

Friday 25th November 2011
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Getting waves from other MX5 drivers (or another driver of a nice car)

smile

broker1

12,362 posts

197 months

Friday 25th November 2011
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Little 'uns looking back over their shoulders and sometimes pointing as they're escorted (dragged!) across the road/crossing. Anything fast looking with stripes gets appreciation from kids it seems.

Kids make the best PHers.