Haha, the husband must be a PHer, and what car?

[The spinner of plates]

She’s chuckling away reading a thread on Mumsnet, says it’s the sort of stunt I’d pull

Shouldn’t laugh, pretty poor form to do that to an unsuspecting passenger, seems traumatised.

So who here gave a family friend a lift from the airport and couldn’t resist the opportunity??
And the dad’s reaction

Also I’m guessing AMG e63.

https://www.mumsnet.com/talk/am_i_being_unreasonab...

Edited by The spinner of plates on Saturday 5th November 21:16

[towser44]

That's quality :-)

[Fusion777]

The spinner of plates said:

Shouldn’t laugh, pretty poor form to do that to an unsuspecting passenger, seems traumatised.

Quite funny that the PH reaction is actually more sympathetic to the passenger than the Mumsnet reaction

[anonymous-user]

The husband will be a gym going company director of some sort for sure, fully confident in his own persona and in no way insecure...

[The spinner of plates]

Fusion777 said:

The spinner of plates said:

Shouldn’t laugh, pretty poor form to do that to an unsuspecting passenger, seems traumatised.

Quite funny that the PH reaction is actually more sympathetic to the passenger than the Mumsnet reaction

I only read the OP, but having scanned the replies.. that website looks fking savage!

Makes our NP&E look tame

[Caddyshack]

That’s the sort of thing I would do if it was an empty car park covered in snow, in fact, I think it is the law and you must do it?

Empty wet car park….I need to think about that one…in my 20’s yes, now..no.

[LasseV]

Caddyshack said:

That’s the sort of thing I would do if it was an empty car park covered in snow, in fact, I think it is the law and you must do it?

Empty wet car park….I need to think about that one…in my 20’s yes, now..no.

Why not?

[Levin]

The OP on the thread admits the guy is a capable, confident driver. Assuming their own statement to be correct the guy likely knew exactly what he was doing. If there's no footage it never happened and there's always a taxi next time.

[Caddyshack]

LasseV said:

Caddyshack said:

That’s the sort of thing I would do if it was an empty car park covered in snow, in fact, I think it is the law and you must do it?

Empty wet car park….I need to think about that one…in my 20’s yes, now..no.

Why not?

After I nearly stacked my E30 M3 doing doughnuts with the wife in the car I have grown up enough to know not to do it with women in the car.

[e-honda]

Is that normal for mumsnet ?
8+ pages on a thread a couple of hours old?
PH seems pretty weak in comparison

[Haltamer]

One really should check with the passengers first...

[Sofa]

An 'incredibly dangerous and shocking incident'.

Sounds like one of those Mums who whenever anyone else's child does anything mildly irresponsible (such as kicking a football slightly too hard) will scream "you could've killed someone!".

[E63eeeeee...]

The spinner of plates said:

Also I’m guessing AMG e63.

Are you now?

I think the driver knew exactly what he was doing, and I strongly suspect this isn't the first time the wife's friend has over-reacted to something. I would not be at all surprised if not getting roped into giving her a lift next time was as much the goal as having fun in an empty car park he has access to every day, given he works at the airport.

[numtumfutunch]

THE WORD IS NAUSEATED YOU IDIOT

Sorry, what was the question?

[randomeddy]

Us.

Married 36 yrs, been through a lot together.

I did the same exiting a junction a bit back. Wife went off her head. Road was quiet and clear, nobody about.

Would I do similar with a stranger in the car. Definitely not.

(My son and I had a good chuckle about it when I told him later.)

[Percy Cushion]

As funny as it is, the driver is clearly a complete pratt. Why do such a thing? Did it boost his ego? Did it give him an erection? What a plonker!

[e-honda]

E63eeeeee... said:

Are you now?

I think the driver knew exactly what he was doing, and I strongly suspect this isn't the first time the wife's friend has over-reacted to something. I would not be at all surprised if not getting roped into giving her a lift next time was as much the goal as having fun in an empty car park he has access to every day, given he works at the airport.

Ah the penny has dropped now

[CG2020UK]

Give me a good laugh.

My wife is convinced Pistonheads is the male version of mums net when I read her some post.

[e-honda]

CG2020UK said:

Give me a good laugh.

My wife is convinced Pistonheads is the male version of mums net when I read her some post.

I thought that was just an accepted fact

[Monster Mash]

E63eeeeee... said:

Are you now?

I think the driver knew exactly what he was doing, and I strongly suspect this isn't the first time the wife's friend has over-reacted to something. I would not be at all surprised if not getting roped into giving her a lift next time was as much the goal as having fun in an empty car park he has access to every day, given he works at the airport.

The driver sounds like a legend to me