SPOTTED - The all new Vauxhall!
SPOTTED - The all new Vauxhall!
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paulmoonraker

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2,850 posts

184 months

Wednesday 18th January 2012
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The new Vauxhall Jesus... Biblically Good...


illmonkey

19,464 posts

219 months

Wednesday 18th January 2012
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You're a bit close.

Rugbyman

1,625 posts

224 months

Wednesday 18th January 2012
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illmonkey said:
You're a bit close.
His rear park sensors will be beeping like crazy .......

Bolognese

1,500 posts

245 months

Wednesday 18th January 2012
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illmonkey

19,464 posts

219 months

Wednesday 18th January 2012
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Rugbyman said:
illmonkey said:
You're a bit close.
His rear park sensors will be beeping like crazy .......
Errrr, what?

Rugbyman

1,625 posts

224 months

Wednesday 18th January 2012
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illmonkey said:
Rugbyman said:
illmonkey said:
You're a bit close.
His rear park sensors will be beeping like crazy .......
Errrr, what?
If he had rear park sensors ( which he dosent ) they would be activated because OP is so close ( except they would only ativate in reverse ) ( thats if he had any of course , which he dosent )beep beep

I give up ...... rolleyesgetmecoat

illmonkey

19,464 posts

219 months

Wednesday 18th January 2012
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Rugbyman said:
illmonkey said:
Rugbyman said:
illmonkey said:
You're a bit close.
His rear park sensors will be beeping like crazy .......
Errrr, what?
If he had rear park sensors ( which he dosent ) they would be activated because OP is so close ( except they would only ativate in reverse ) ( thats if he had any of course , which he dosent )beep beep

I give up ...... rolleyesgetmecoat
Rightttt...

Why'd he be in reverse on a dual carriage way queue?

Funkateer

990 posts

196 months

Wednesday 18th January 2012
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Looks more like the old shape Jesus. As opposed to the current Jesus "Sports Tourer" model.

paulmoonraker

Original Poster:

2,850 posts

184 months

Wednesday 18th January 2012
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The traffic was stationary - it was safe

paulmoonraker

Original Poster:

2,850 posts

184 months

Wednesday 18th January 2012
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Funkateer said:
Looks more like the old shape Jesus. As opposed to the current Jesus "Sports Tourer" model.
hehe

Really we need some adversing blurb...

illmonkey

19,464 posts

219 months

Wednesday 18th January 2012
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paulmoonraker said:
The traffic was stationary - it was safe
My instructor said I should always stop so I can still see their tyres touching the road. Incase someone rear ends you it gives you some space, and also allows you to go around them (if they broke down) without the need to manoeuvre.

Rugbyman

1,625 posts

224 months

Wednesday 18th January 2012
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illmonkey said:
Rugbyman said:
illmonkey said:
Rugbyman said:
illmonkey said:
You're a bit close.
His rear park sensors will be beeping like crazy .......
Errrr, what?
If he had rear park sensors ( which he dosent ) they would be activated because OP is so close ( except they would only ativate in reverse ) ( thats if he had any of course , which he dosent )beep beep

I give up ...... rolleyesgetmecoat
Rightttt...

Why'd he be in reverse on a dual carriage way queue?
Ok I really really give up ...........


Agreed 'tyres and tarmac' as my advanced instructor would say

y2blade

56,251 posts

236 months

Wednesday 18th January 2012
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illmonkey said:
paulmoonraker said:
The traffic was stationary - it was safe
My instructor said I should always stop so I can still see their tyres touching the road. Incase someone rear ends you it gives you some space, and also allows you to go around them (if they broke down) without the need to manoeuvre.
Mine taught me the same.

bobfather

11,194 posts

276 months

Wednesday 18th January 2012
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y2blade said:
illmonkey said:
paulmoonraker said:
The traffic was stationary - it was safe
My instructor said I should always stop so I can still see their tyres touching the road. Incase someone rear ends you it gives you some space, and also allows you to go around them (if they broke down) without the need to manoeuvre.
Mine taught me the same.
Defensive driving teaches the same but for different reasons, you should always have sufficient space to manoeuvre out of the lane.

illmonkey

19,464 posts

219 months

Wednesday 18th January 2012
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bobfather said:
y2blade said:
illmonkey said:
paulmoonraker said:
The traffic was stationary - it was safe
My instructor said I should always stop so I can still see their tyres touching the road. Incase someone rear ends you it gives you some space, and also allows you to go around them (if they broke down) without the need to manoeuvre.
Mine taught me the same.
Defensive driving teaches the same but for different reasons, you should always have sufficient space to manoeuvre out of the lane.
So for the same reason...?

bobfather

11,194 posts

276 months

Wednesday 18th January 2012
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illmonkey said:
bobfather said:
y2blade said:
illmonkey said:
paulmoonraker said:
The traffic was stationary - it was safe
My instructor said I should always stop so I can still see their tyres touching the road. Incase someone rear ends you it gives you some space, and also allows you to go around them (if they broke down) without the need to manoeuvre.
Mine taught me the same.
Defensive driving teaches the same but for different reasons, you should always have sufficient space to manoeuvre out of the lane.
So for the same reason...?
Sorry, I didn't read the whole sentence

illmonkey

19,464 posts

219 months

Wednesday 18th January 2012
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bobfather said:
illmonkey said:
bobfather said:
y2blade said:
illmonkey said:
paulmoonraker said:
The traffic was stationary - it was safe
My instructor said I should always stop so I can still see their tyres touching the road. Incase someone rear ends you it gives you some space, and also allows you to go around them (if they broke down) without the need to manoeuvre.
Mine taught me the same.
Defensive driving teaches the same but for different reasons, you should always have sufficient space to manoeuvre out of the lane.
So for the same reason...?
Sorry, I didn't read the whole sentence
God damnit.

bobfather

11,194 posts

276 months

Wednesday 18th January 2012
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illmonkey said:
bobfather said:
illmonkey said:
bobfather said:
y2blade said:
illmonkey said:
paulmoonraker said:
The traffic was stationary - it was safe
My instructor said I should always stop so I can still see their tyres touching the road. Incase someone rear ends you it gives you some space, and also allows you to go around them (if they broke down) without the need to manoeuvre.
Mine taught me the same.
Defensive driving teaches the same but for different reasons, you should always have sufficient space to manoeuvre out of the lane.
So for the same reason...?
Sorry, I didn't read the whole sentence
God damnit.
Anyway, OP, I think we've established that this wasn't 'safe' just because the traffic was stationary. But I’m sure you only encroached so that you could get a good photo smile

Fearless Egbert

3,147 posts

239 months

Wednesday 18th January 2012
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A bit off topic but a friend of mine has a '72 VW Camper with a sticker on the front bumper that reads "Jesus is my Airbag"

y2blade

56,251 posts

236 months

Wednesday 18th January 2012
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Fearless Egbert said:
A bit off topic but a friend of mine has a '72 VW Camper with a sticker on the front bumper that reads "Jesus is my ballbag"
confused I don't get it