Miserable Scrote Tuscan Driver
Miserable Scrote Tuscan Driver
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Flintstone

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8,644 posts

276 months

Monday 18th April 2005
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Red Tuscan in the Bishops Stortford area last friday.

Y'know, acknowledging a headlamp flash and wave wouldn't kill you.

dtuson

719 posts

310 months

Monday 18th April 2005
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I had one of those yesterday, driving into Northampton town centre.

I didn't take offence though, as driving a TVR, I just assumed that the lights weren't working

rooster

2,241 posts

266 months

Monday 18th April 2005
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I had one in Cambridge yesterday, could have sworn he'd seen me, felt quite put out! perhaps Chimaera's are too common!!

>> Edited by rooster on Monday 18th April 15:38

phoenix cerb

719 posts

259 months

Monday 18th April 2005
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As more and more antisocial owners are joining the fold.. we'll get more blanks...

Sometimes, they're full with joy of driving or listening out for mechanical noises that they dont even know the incoming lane exists....

hut49

3,544 posts

291 months

Monday 18th April 2005
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If it was sunny at the time, perhaps he was distracted from the road ahead by squinting at the instrument pod?

parrot of doom

23,075 posts

263 months

Monday 18th April 2005
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He probably didn't know you were driving a TVR!

Still, never mind - he'll be the one paying full whack for everything because hes not a member of this great place

shadowninja

80,003 posts

311 months

Monday 18th April 2005
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Wave anyway. If enough people do it to them, they'll get the hint... or sell the car

Martin_s

9,939 posts

274 months

Monday 18th April 2005
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Probably too busy worrying about the top-end rattles from his engine to even notice you were there!

nidges2

60 posts

261 months

Monday 18th April 2005
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I had this yesterday, 2 (1 in BRG and the other midnight blue) chimeras both waved back followed with some energetic waving with the roofs off (on the M4). And then would you beleive it, stuck in traffice in the outside lane and a crystal topaz tuscan was in the other outside lane and he completely blanked me. It wasn't as if he couldn't have seen me! Probably just embarrased cos his was the same colour as mine but with a dodgy interior (his interior not mine).

cosmoschick

7,977 posts

278 months

Monday 18th April 2005
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dtuson said:
I didn't take offence though, as driving a TVR, I just assumed that the lights weren't working




A driver (female, I think) in a black Tuscan yesterday on the A272 didn't bother to acknowledge me. It happens occasionally and then you feel a twit for having waved in the first place! Oh well, it's their loss - I much prefer being sociable...

eddie 4.2

1,996 posts

266 months

Monday 18th April 2005
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Broke down a few weeks ago and a Tuscan drove past me with a smug git driving it,Thanks for the help tt man.Made the all the effort not to look my way. May ur engine blow and fu2

Eddie 4.2



Bitter'n'twisted

595 posts

287 months

Monday 18th April 2005
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On Sunday, so my girlfriend tells me, someone flashed their lights and waved at me whilst we were out in the Tuscan (Nottingham), but I just didn't notice.
It happens sometimes. I felt guilty when the girlfriend told me. Would have waved otherwise.

Also, the lights work and I wasn't worried about any engine rattles.
In fact, I think at the time I think I was thinking how wonderful it sounded!

oldred

3,764 posts

267 months

Monday 18th April 2005
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Had this a couple of weeks ago from a Griff driver, bloke just looked right through me, definately saw me though, miserable git!

stillgrinning

1,091 posts

264 months

Monday 18th April 2005
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dtuson said:
I had one of those yesterday, driving into Northampton town centre.

I didn't take offence though, as driving a TVR, I just assumed that the lights weren't working


What colour was it ?

Bluebottle

3,498 posts

269 months

Monday 18th April 2005
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oldred said:
Had this a couple of weeks ago from a Griff driver, bloke just looked right through me, definately saw me though, miserable git!



Do hope it wasn't me Oldred, as i have a habit of driving with a delerious grin on my face, and blinkered vision on account of trying to keep the darn thing pointing the right direction....damn the rollerskatss are fun.
I did follow a lovely blue Griff on the M25 on Friday for about 10miles, we could barely see each other waving and flashing our lights as it was presipitating pissistantly......don't you just love the M25 in the rain.......not

Bob the Planner

4,695 posts

298 months

Monday 18th April 2005
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I must add my apologies to the Chim driver on the A59 at about 18:45 on Sunday. I did not get a clear view in time to wave/flash. If you are on here

Bob
In the blue beastie at the time

tobeee

1,436 posts

297 months

Tuesday 19th April 2005
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I was buzzing around between St.Albans and Stevenage on Sunday and saw loads of Chimaera's, all of whom waved! Even had a "great day for it!" chat with a guy in a beautiful Ferrari whilst stopped in the St.Albans traffic. Top marks to you all!

dtuson

719 posts

310 months

Tuesday 19th April 2005
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Hi Ian,

I think it was a mid blue, but my memory is crap, so could be wrong.

It was on Towcester Road and I was heading into town in a bright yellow griff with a liberal coat of Meguiars freshly applied, so no real excuses!

rev-erend

21,619 posts

313 months

Tuesday 19th April 2005
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What is this confession time.

OK - lets solve this one.

All say a few hail Mary's and you are absolved

UKBob

16,277 posts

294 months

Tuesday 19th April 2005
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For what its worth, I dont always wave as I dont always see the oncoming. Usually do but not always.

What did irritate me though, was the chim owner who refused to wave. We were stuck in traffic on a very narrow country lane, bonnet to bonnet, so close I could see the hairs up his nose and so I waved (not because he had hairs up his nose mind). Got a blank look. So I waved again. Another blank stare. At this point, I decided to wave sarcastically. He must have been teetering on the verge of waving, and my final wave obviously pushed him over the edge because he waved back