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there I was in a shop car park patiently waiting for the bearded bell to decide to stop talking to his friend while blocking both the entrance and exit, another car beeps to be let in and afore mentioned bearded cock bangs it into reverse, and right into my front end, I now have a bent bonnet and a split bumper and im not happy. ive always thought of bmw drivers as assholes, nothing about this ones manner has changed my mind
Aldor said:
there I was in a shop car park patiently waiting for the bearded bell to decide to stop talking to his friend while blocking both the entrance and exit, another car beeps to be let in and afore mentioned bearded cock bangs it into reverse, and right into my front end, I now have a bent bonnet and a split bumper and im not happy. ive always thought of bmw drivers as assholes, nothing about this ones manner has changed my mind
Problem these days they represent about half the drivers on the Road. s
t for cars, s
t for brains.So many on the road because people buy into the lifestyle that comes with owning an excellently engineered automobile. The Govt agrees with this so much, we have our very own lane in the motorway though paupers sometimes use it too.
Oh and good luck convincing your insurers you didn't drive into the (better) cars rear end.
Oh and good luck convincing your insurers you didn't drive into the (better) cars rear end.
the lack of room and the impact pattern should convince any qualified engineer, to achieve the same angle I would have to have driven through the trolley storage,which is a solid metal enclosure, as too the glass spatter pattern,all of which are photographed and sent on to the insurer.
slippery said:
I think you'll find that examples of bad driving are exhibited amongst most makes of car. I find the stereotypical swipes against the premium German brands quite tedious, just like I used to find being branded as a chav/neanderthal tedious, when I drove Australian cars.
Oops, raw nerve. 
possibly but he was no where to be found once we had both moved out of the way, hoping the shops camera picked things up though, seems to be that people just don't want to get involved these days . He probably couldn't see much to be honest as the bearded one was completely covering the entrance and exit at an angle while he stopped for his chat.
slippery said:
I think you'll find that examples of bad driving are exhibited amongst most makes of car. I find the stereotypical swipes against the premium German brands quite tedious, just like I used to find being branded as a chav/neanderthal tedious, when I drove Australian cars.
Bogans actually. 
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