THE CHEEK OF IT!!!

[Jono]

Maybe he's related to royalty.

 

[D.Roberts]

i'll be the first to call bs

me 2nd hehe.
if u had to deice yo van this morning like i had to my trusty crusty how could u just get in yo other car to give chase u would have seen nothing passed all that ice on the front screen of your car.

 

[bobert50]

me 2nd hehe.
if u had to deice yo van this morning like i had to my trusty crusty how could u just get in yo other car to give chase u would have seen nothing passed all that ice on the front screen of your car.

Busted!!!! good thinking

 

[Sparky]

To slippy to chase after the van but enough traction to 3 point turn and head home

 

[Griffo]

me 2nd hehe.
if u had to deice yo van this morning like i had to my trusty crusty how could u just get in yo other car to give chase u would have seen nothing passed all that ice on the front screen of your car.

hahah I like the logic!

I'll join in the BS list, but simply because England is such a lovely place, I could never envision something like this happening. (My silliness only works if we discount Manchester as part of England. I think Wales can have it for the purposes of this post)

 

[D.Roberts]

hahaha where i live this crap happens.

but for real u had to de-ice yo van befor u could drive it so how did u give chase in your un de iced car.

 

[HamZilla]

Why did your car sllip on the icy road and not your heavy van laden with tools?

 

[mrk]

how did u give chase in your un de iced car.

ZING!


Thread of lies tbh.

 

[D.Roberts]

we cant prove it did not happen but i for one dont believe it at all.

did we not have someone that use to allways be on here making up crap stupid stories?.

why is all i can say must be some sort of attention seeking thingy....

oh no my dog just got eaten by a cat i looked away for one minute looked back and this cat was chewing on me dogs A hole honest.....feel sorry for me please talk to me i need attention now.

 

[jpmonkey69]

This is why I want a remote start unit for my car!

 

[Justintime]

Why did your car sllip on the icy road and not your heavy van laden with tools?

not saying his post is true, but would'nt a heavier vehicle have more traction on ice?

 

[Begbie]

I would be telling the police he forced me out of the car, wrong yes. But stuff getting nothing back because of some scrote.

 

[Naf]

Custard test or else bs




...oh wait

 

[Scuzi]

Why does a student have a van full of tools, cash and mobile phones?

 

[Pyscho_Si]

loading me van up this morning to go to work bout 5.30, had it runnign because of the ice, help to defrost it

What frost? Was a little foggy here in SE London this morning but wasn't frosty. Defiantly wasn't any ice on the road either.

 

[rypt]

Sorry to say but if the keys were in there they are unlikely to cover it

Theft is theft, shouldn't matter if the person leaves it running in the middle of Brixton with all the doors open - it's still theft.

 

[bobert50]

I would be telling the police he forced me out of the car, wrong yes. But stuff getting nothing back because of some scrote.

This was my immediate thought, if something like this ever happened to me.

Which it wouldn't as i'm not that daft

 

[deko]

Theft is theft, shouldn't matter if the person leaves it running in the middle of Brixton with all the doors open - it's still theft.

Indeed, but in the eyes of the insurance company, getting forced out of your van would have a better outcome than leaving it running with the keys in it.

 

[Mr Jack]

I always clear the windscreen last so if someone tries that they won't be able to see anything.

 

[cheets64]

me 2nd hehe.
if u had to deice yo van this morning like i had to my trusty crusty how could u just get in yo other car to give chase u would have seen nothing passed all that ice on the front screen of your car.

His car could have been in a garage, from my experience cars in garages don't frost over.

If my car is on the road it suffers from really bad frosting but my parents car down the drive suffers very little. Just shows you what happens to something in the open.