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I often fantasise about driving some sort of massive truck with bull bars which I could use to dispatch s like the ones described above who think it's ok to try and block overtakes and other similar fkwittery. Just give their rear quarter a little love tap and send them spinning off into oblivion. Then I return to reality and remember this would probably be frowned upon......
bigothunter said: redrabbit29 said: I'm not proud of this at all, but the sheer amount of slow drivers is causing me to get road rage. I'm so fking fed up of it. Saturday, I had to drive about 40 minutes down A and B roads, many of which were either 50 or 60 (national). Stuck for most of that time behind a BMW estate doing around 35. Difficult to overtake due to bends and a couple of junctions, on-coming cars etc...I know it's an issue for me. I should rise above it and other's behaviour should not impact mine, or my own emotions. But Saturday, I just felt my blood pressure rising the whole time. Again, not proud of it, but just being honest here really. Dawdling contagion continues to spread across the nation. Would take a miracle to change. Dawdling is the future.We had better get used to it Sadly i agree, i spend most of my now thankfully diminishing working days in an artic being held up by various cars/suvs/vans, they can't make any attempt at normal progress on a two way road but soon as the dual carriagway or overtaking lane appears they're foot to the floor till the overtaking opportunity is finsihed, not as i'll be attempting an overtake in a truck because i know exactly what these types will but they ruin the chances for competent car driver who could make progress who don't want to overtake someone who's suddenly gone fro 45mph to 80.I don't get annoyed in the truck because you can't do this job for decades if you can't stand being pissed about by all and sundry, in one of our two cars i can usually get past them by subterfuge when they don't expect it.Can fully understand why people get angry, i don't think its the travelling speed of these people so much as the mind boggling incompetence on display behind the wheel for which they have no shame and the antics they adopt to stop everyone else who has places to go and jobs to do from doing.It wasn't always like this, the roads were much more useable going back 30+ years, WTF has happened to people they b
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원문 보기 ↗I’ve recently bought a Range Rover for the fourth time. I’d been trying hard to manage without one as my daily driver, but not helped by the excellent Stick Legs thread on here, I cracked and got another one.Quick photo:Potted version of my Land-Rover history. After growing up around them and liking them forever, I held out until the age of 43 before I got one in September 2017. A January 2004 L322 V8 petrol with a FSH and 167,000 miles bought for £4,500 from a dealer near Swindon. Following appropriate man maths it was bought instead of spending £3k on winter wheels and tyres for the E Class
Crikey, I genuinely never thought I'd ever start a thread in the readers car section of PH. However, here I am and here's the start of the story.To gain some perspective we need to jump in the time machine and look back to my late teens where, after crashing my 1st car after 2 days of driving, a 1.4 Ford Escort, I pick up my first Citroen Saxo. It was a 1.1 with the MK2 conversion and VTR body kit in Poseidon Blue. It was great car that I did a few period relevant modifications too. As a young lad it got me around and really sparked my interest in cars. Apologies for the shocking picture, it's
Crikey, I genuinely never thought I'd ever start a thread in the readers car section of PH. However, here I am and here's the start of the story.To gain some perspective we need to jump in the time machine and look back to my late teens where, after crashing my 1st car after 2 days of driving, a 1.4 Ford Escort, I pick up my first Citroen Saxo. It was a 1.1 with the MK2 conversion and VTR body kit in Poseidon Blue. It was great car that I did a few period relevant modifications too. As a young lad it got me around and really sparked my interest in cars. Apologies for the shocking picture, it's
Crikey, I genuinely never thought I'd ever start a thread in the readers car section of PH. However, here I am and here's the start of the story.To gain some perspective we need to jump in the time machine and look back to my late teens where, after crashing my 1st car after 2 days of driving, a 1.4 Ford Escort, I pick up my first Citroen Saxo. It was a 1.1 with the MK2 conversion and VTR body kit in Poseidon Blue. It was great car that I did a few period relevant modifications too. As a young lad it got me around and really sparked my interest in cars. Apologies for the shocking picture, it's
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Dynion Araf Uchaf said: phil_cardiff said: sixor8 said: As rally championship leader, he has to be first on each stage on day 1 for the last few, which hasn't been good in some rallies. Sardinia is tarmac (I think?) which will help. Thanks. Pretty certain that Sardinia is gravel?as I said elsewhere, the BBC coverage is Alba and Cymru. The English get to watch it on iPlayer.A lot of people seem to have missed this - and it says something about the sport/ and the media interest. Can you imagine F1 having a similar deal? Hmm, I think not........I think they need to really get the right present
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Hungrymc said: cerb4.5lee said: Tech is great when it works don't get me wrong, but the sad thing is that it really does though in my experience! You'd have to be an absolute nutcase to rely/trust in computers and tech for me for definite. Your prerogative Lee. But mate, I ll take a world with MRI scanners, Air Traffic control computers, vaccines and the Internet over one that didn t have the wheel or aviation or medicine. We do all have to make our own mind up (hopefully an informed mind) about when we adopt new technology And we know people aren t infallible either (except the pope appar