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Re: Foggy Today
« Reply #30 on: 13 February 2008, 23:47:06 »
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buy more drink less last longer  i think

Yep, another one today. :)
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« Reply #31 on: 13 February 2008, 23:47:55 »
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« Reply #32 on: 13 February 2008, 23:48:56 »
No place for rear fog lights. As said they're confused with brake lights & at best cause glare to those behind you. Sorry but i strongly disagree with these. If everyone drove according to road conditions there would be no need for these gimmicks. I'm on the road all day, not just to & from work, shops, school etc.
   Many people put them on when it's raining!!! That's all you need with wipers going & spray everywhere, just chuck some glare into the equasion. Think that part of the dashboard should be re-named the "pillock button" ::)
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« Reply #33 on: 13 February 2008, 23:49:41 »
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Sober, ish, work in the morning. :)
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« Reply #34 on: 13 February 2008, 23:52:23 »
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No place for rear fog lights. As said they're confused with brake lights & at best cause glare to those behind you. Sorry but i strongly disagree with these. If everyone drove according to road conditions there would be no need for these gimmicks. I'm on the road all day, not just to & from work, shops, school etc.
   Many people put them on when it's raining!!! That's all you need with wipers going & spray everywhere, just chuck some glare into the equasion. Think that part of the dashboard should be re-named the "pillock button" ::)
a while back i saw a really bad crash cos some fool had her rear fogs on car behind couldn't make out the brake lights and bang
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« Reply #35 on: 13 February 2008, 23:54:19 »
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Sober, ish, work in the morning. :)
ish that a single or a double sir :D
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« Reply #36 on: 14 February 2008, 00:07:10 »
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buy more drink less last longer  i think

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Sober, ish, work in the morning. :)
ish that a single or a double sir :D

Oh a single, school night! :D
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« Reply #37 on: 14 February 2008, 00:11:36 »
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buy more drink less last longer  i think

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Sober, ish, work in the morning. :)
ish that a single or a double sir :D

Oh a single, school night! :D
would that be drink, bottle, case, the reason i ask is that tonight so
ive just been told 3 mates of mine reckon they've gone through 2 bottles drinking Irish coffee( i know a waste)
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« Reply #38 on: 14 February 2008, 00:17:03 »
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buy more drink less last longer  i think

Yep, another one today. :)
what are you like you

Sober, ish, work in the morning. :)
ish that a single or a double sir :D

Oh a single, school night! :D
would that be drink, bottle, case, the reason i ask is that tonight so
ive just been told 3 mates of mine reckon they've gone through 2 bottles drinking Irish coffee( i know a waste)

Diluting it with coffee, lightweights, though it can be nice, hope they are just using the cheap stuff.
3 guys, 2 bottles, right mood, no work in the morning, diluted with coffee.......... easy. :D :D :D
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« Reply #39 on: 14 February 2008, 00:20:10 »
2 girls 1 guy work in the a.m, 6 oclock for one of them and can i take her to work and i believe £25 a bottle ?
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« Reply #40 on: 14 February 2008, 00:32:13 »
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2 girls 1 guy work in the a.m, 6 oclock for one of them and can i take her to work and i believe £25 a bottle ?

Pissed, lucky guy. ;D ;D ;D

Not a god idea. :)

Must have more money than sense and a waste of a good Whisky :'(
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« Reply #41 on: 14 February 2008, 00:35:31 »
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2 girls 1 guy work in the a.m, 6 oclock for one of them and can i take her to work and i believe £25 a bottle ?

Pissed, lucky guy. ;D ;D ;D

Not a god idea. :)

Must have more money than sense and a waste of a good Whisky :'(
just unplugged the phone girl 1 has seen( her very nice) butt because i wont take her to work at 6 in the morning  ;)
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Re: Foggy Today
« Reply #42 on: 14 February 2008, 00:39:07 »
Don't blame you.
Time for bed, said Zeberdee, don't think I got the spelling right!! :)
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« Reply #43 on: 14 February 2008, 00:40:21 »
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Don't blame you.
Time for bed, said Zeberdee, don't think I got the spelling right!! :)

nite mate
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Re: Foggy Today
« Reply #44 on: 14 February 2008, 08:29:36 »
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I have no problem with fog lights used in accordance with the highway code:

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You MUST use headlights when visibility is seriously reduced, generally when you cannot see for more than 100 metres (328 feet). You may also use front or rear fog lights but you MUST switch them off when visibility improves (see Rule 236).

The sad thing is, most motorists switch their fog lights on at the slightest hint of fog or rain, or even darkness, when vis. is still 1/2 a mile or more, and then leave them on. In this case they are counter productive, especially as they are normally now integrated into the light cluster with the brake lights rather than separated horizontally and vertically from them.

I use them on the occasions when it is so poor that I am worried about someone coming up behind me and not seeing my tail lights in time and I turn them off when someone is established behind me at a safe distance and speed, so they notice my brake lights. I certainly haven't used the rear fogs on the Omega since I've had it (a year) so this doesn't happen that often.

I don't see it as a problem to turn them on and off as required. We do the same with the main beams and indicators, after all.

To answer cem, our traffic lights are always active, day and night. I hate to think what would happen if they weren't. :o

Kevin

Exactly right - you do not have to be driving too close for rear fogs to be an issue!
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