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General Discussion Area / Re: Word Association.
« on: 25 March 2023, 20:06:15 »
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General Car Chat / Re: Brent crude oil....
« on: 16 March 2023, 19:54:31 »
Paid £1.54 for Diesel 5 weeks ago just off A15 at Sleaford, Lincs
10p a litre cheaper than in Colchester
10p a litre cheaper than in Colchester
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General Discussion Area / Re: What has P*ssed you off today?
« on: 04 March 2023, 19:39:15 »
Get a turbo diesel and disconnect an intercooler pipe. Boot it when passing said road abusers and watch the fun.
Ask me how I know
Ask me how I know
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General Discussion Area / Re: Wakefield Quran incident.
« on: 04 March 2023, 19:36:52 »
Its all that bloke B liar,s fault. Country went to the dogs with all the shite rules he brought in with the human rights stuff to swell his wifes coffers
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General Discussion Area / Re: What has P*ssed you off today?
« on: 04 March 2023, 07:46:37 »Yes. If you see a pedestrian about to step into the road while you're driving, you're supposed to slow down and let them cross. I find gripping the steering wheel very tightly and giving them a deranged grin usually makes them think twice.At the end of the day you’re asking for trouble if you mix pedestrians with cyclists, a lot of pedestrians walk around talking on mobiles oblivious to anything else, and I’ve found if you give most cyclists an inch they’ll take a mile, besides pavements are not wide enough for both in my opinion and should only be used by pedestrians only.
Not forgetting that the pedestrian is God now, according to the new Highway Code of hierarchy vulnerability. So, if a pedestrian wants to jump out in front of a cyclist or dominate the shared pavement, the cyclist will always be in the wrong. Rules is rules.
I find that changing down and picking up the revs makes them think twice about stepping out in front of a moving vehicle