I know someone who was reported to the Police for his response to that one! Some people have no sense of humour! :roll:Chippie said:she then proceeded to berate me for in her words “being up her arse”
I know someone who was reported to the Police for his response to that one! Some people have no sense of humour! :roll:Chippie said:she then proceeded to berate me for in her words “being up her arse”
enuff_zed said:You only get a be-rate?Scubaregs said:Women will berate you for being up their arse, unless you have prior consent. :lol:
I always try for an a-rate.![]()
enuff_zed said:You’ve obviously never had to take the wife out when she’s just had her hair done. I’d rather remain intact !!!buzyg said:Drivers of open top sports cars, who have the roof up. Just because there's a spot of thunder and lightning about. :wink:
Oh right, so 'Is your wig secure under that scarf?' wasn't correct then?buzyg said:enuff_zed said:You’ve obviously never had to take the wife out when she’s just had her hair done. I’d rather remain intact !!!buzyg said:Drivers of open top sports cars, who have the roof up. Just because there's a spot of thunder and lightning about. :wink:
It's all about presentation. Try..... Would you like a free wash a blow drive this afternoon, my dearest?:driving: :wink:
:rofl:enuff_zed said:Oh right, so 'Is your wig secure under that scarf?' wasn't correct then?buzyg said:enuff_zed said:You’ve obviously never had to take the wife out when she’s just had her hair done. I’d rather remain intact !!!
It's all about presentation. Try..... Would you like a free wash a blow drive this afternoon, my dearest?:driving: :wink:
T'ouché' :lol: :rofl:enuff_zed said:Oh right, so 'Is your wig secure under that scarf?' wasn't correct then?buzyg said:enuff_zed said:You’ve obviously never had to take the wife out when she’s just had her hair done. I’d rather remain intact !!!
It's all about presentation. Try..... Would you like a free wash a blow drive this afternoon, my dearest?:driving: :wink:
Can never understand why the chancellor does offer lorries an option for half price or less road tax if the only use the roads say 8pm till 6am.Mr Tidy said:Pondrew said:To be fair...lorries have speed restrictors so it is out of their hands to a degree.
And if they sit behind another for miles they use a lot more fuel slowing down and speeding up again (so I heard from a lorry driver).
It's not out of their hands to stop creating roadblocks though is it. :evil:
Surely they could save loads of fuel tucking in and drafting NASCAR style!
It's painful on the M26, M42/A42 towards the M1 and parts of the A1(M).
Then theres the other half that drive over the line until the rear wheels are sitting on it.Chippie said:Drivers that stop a car’s length from the stop line at traffic lights, especially when it had the traffic sensor set into the road
This is annoying, but as a lorry and coach driver I find that I spend most times on Motorways and Dual Carriageways passing cars doing 56 MPH. The vehicles I drive are limited to 60mph and of course I cannot use the right-hand lane of a motorway, so it takes a bit of time to pass these drivers. I mentioned in a previous thread that a lot of them were Z4 drivers. When planning an overtake in a large vehicle, you have to judge the speed of vehicles approaching from behind and work out when they will be close to you when you need to move out. If you judge that a lot of vehicles are going to catch you up at the last point that you can safely move out, then you have to move out a little earlier otherwise you will have to brake and stay behind these Pratts until the next opportunity.sars said:and the worst, lorries that take five miles to overtake another lorry on a dual carriage way
Probably because you are one of the 56mph drivers, and the lorry driver didn't want you in front again. After all you did agree with buzyg in my earlier post that I referred to. https://z4-forum.com/forum/viewtopic.php?p=2028914#p2028914. It rarely happens to me when driving a car. Perhaps I plan better than some.MikeyH said:Oh, usually I find that lorry drivers wait until they see me in their mirror and then swerve out in front of me without indicating. :headbang: Do BMW make lorries?![]()
BeeEmm said:Probably because you are one of the 56mph drivers, and the lorry driver didn't want you in front again. After all you did agree with buzyg in my earlier post that I referred to. https://z4-forum.com/forum/viewtopic.php?p=2028914#p2028914. It rarely happens to me when driving a car. Perhaps I plan better than some.MikeyH said:Oh, usually I find that lorry drivers wait until they see me in their mirror and then swerve out in front of me without indicating. :headbang: Do BMW make lorries?![]()
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Nanu said:Can never understand why the chancellor does offer lorries an option for half price or less road tax if the only use the roads say 8pm till 6am.
Would suit a lot of companies, save them a fortune in tax and mean less traffic during the day
Having lived in that area for most of my life, I think I may know her! :lol: :lol:Mr Tidy said:the Watlington turn-off,
Pondrew said:Having lived in that area for most of my life, I think I may know her!
enuff_zed said:You need to stop closer to the kerb!DonDon said:TitanTim said:Cyclists going through a red light.
Tim.
I had this the other day. A really busy road, but slow speeds due to traffic volumes. I pass a bike and then get stuck at a red traffic light. Bike catches up and goes straight through the lights. I then catch the bike up and carefully pass it. Then another red light and the same thing happens. More red lights - this happened SIX times in a row!
Though of course then they just go up the middle; and if they get hit 'poor cyclist, nasty car driver!'