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***** Motors Chat - Round 5*****
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Supergurrier wrote: »People you meet on a narrow road who refuse to reverse even though its only a few car lengths for them and five times that for you.
Grrrrrrrr
If there's one good thing about my dad's scratch box it's that I'd never give up in a game of "No, you move back."
I just keep edging forward until they give up.
Big Nasty, might of well had been. :pac:
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If there's one good thing about my dad's scratch box it's that I'd never give up in a game of "No, you move back."
I just keep edging forward until they give up.
Big Nasty, might of well had been. :pac:
I guess the great thing about each member of my clan is that they all say "I'll never give up in a game of no you move back"
Carina - ****heap
Truck - Ignorant yank stereotype + size factor
BMW - the whole "hedgehog" stereotype.
I never give in for that kind of game. I loved the post on here about how, in a standoff, one person took out a paper and began to read. Ever since I've kept a paper in the car :P0 -
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Limerick man wrote: »Cars and coffee in Limerick was nearly the busiest ive seen it. Great day
It was very busy in Dublin too, I think I saw 2 Lambos and some the American cars were unreal.
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Ardennes1944 wrote: »Car pulled out of their drive on the Cork airport hill, she panicked and im 99% sure she stopped, blocking both lanes, i swerved to the left to avoid her as much as possible, smacked into her rear drivers quarter at about 100kph!
the e46 is not a new car, but I am so impressed with how well it did, it looks mangled but there was no intrusion inside at all!
Hopped out, ran over to the other drive, only a long ass scrape on my arm, i was at home 30mins later after i got the all clear.
Modern cars are awesomely safe! The feeling of seeing a car in front of you at that speed and knowing theres **** all you can do is not nice
Good grief, lucky escape there! I hate when people do that, no brains whatsoever :mad::mad::mad:
Good to see you were able to walk away from that to live and tell the tale
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