No, the wife paid for it and had the kids. I just do the driving about. (She never learnt to drive)I imagine you paid for yours mate, you didn't get knocked up whilst on the doll as a teenager to qualify for it for freeor did you haha!
Your bad driving encounters
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Mate, I hope you know I genuinely meant no disrespect and was just taking the mick based on the types that drive them round here?
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Plot twist is that most drivers of the mokka probably don't realise they're doing all those things
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I know,
To busy on their phones to notice anyone elsePlot twist is that most drivers of the mokka probably don't realise they're doing all those things
I feel like I already knew that.
Meanwhile the bloke in the van is saying to his mates "I can't believe the guy in the car carried on driving straight past me, I even made eye contact as I was reversing out but he just kept driving at me"
Oi I own a Ford.
Far worse would be a German marque owner with their usual delusions of grandeur because they're under the fallacy that they're driving a 'prestige' motor when reality is that they're driving one of the most common ones on the road.
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Haha yeah definitely.Meanwhile the bloke in the van is saying to his mates "I can't believe the guy in the car carried on driving straight past me, I even made eye contact as I was reversing out but he just kept driving at me"
Meanwhile the bloke in the van is saying to his mates "I can't believe the guy in the car carried on driving straight past me, I even made eye contact as I was reversing out but he just kept driving at me"
There are a lot of people who incorrectly believe "first to the line" applies in situations like this and situations like passing parked cars, etc.
Though sometimes if traffic is busy you have to be a bit pushy eventually.
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Quiet, peasant! Get back in the fields.
British cars for British people innit, none of that nasty Asian stuff round 'ere mate
(yes I'm aware they aren't British, but at least they come from a "white" country
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With most of the materials manufactured in China no doubt.lolBritish cars for British people innit, none of that nasty Asian stuff round 'ere mate
(yes I'm aware they aren't British, but at least they come from a "white" country
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haha this!Meanwhile the bloke in the van is saying to his mates "I can't believe the guy in the car carried on driving straight past me, I even made eye contact as I was reversing out but he just kept driving at me"
Of courseThe details aren't important
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Haha yeah... this situation was like when people flash folk out of side roads when the road is clear behind them and once you'd gone it'd have been clear.
In my job we see a lot of 'beat the bus' syndrome. It's an extension of 'Gotta be in front'. Especially at merge points or obstructions like parked cars on their side yet they'll forge through expecting the bus to stop.
Issue with the last one is that I don't own the bus, I won't be paying for repairs and I don't pay the insurance premiums. Additionally me braking hard is likely to injury a apssenger and be on me. If I hit you because you failed to yield as you should and the passengers get hurt, it's on your insurance
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Not just hilux. I find 99% of double cab pickup drivers to be total *****. They love driving up peoples backsides
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There seems to be a special line lately of people driving white Hilux who are unhinged, there are a couple of instances in dashcam videos online but I've seen it myself as well. It isn't a good look - it kind of conjures up a mental image of a very angry man wearing nothing but an adult diaper.