What immediately screams "tosser" to you?

Anybody who has their house blurred out on Google Street View!

Anyone who mispronounces the word Chorizo.

I can identify with this - happens outside my house all the time 🤬

I think we have reached the end of this thread now 😂

I've been driving 25 years and never had an issue with fog lights. I never heard anyone in real life mention them either other than on boards 🤔

What is the issue exactly?

The main issue, really, is that it's illegal to have them on unless you can't see more than 100m in front of you. But it's not a law people care to follow. A pick and choose law it seems, up there with using indicators. The two go hand in hand usually. It is helpful to identify selfish drivers though. So that's a plus I suppose.

That, and some are blinding. Maybe not to you (which is the response most people give to that; "no they're not"), but to other road users they can be. Especially the modern LED ones, and the dipped headlights on those are too bright as is.

They also give no extra usable illumination, and if some thinks they need them on to see better then maybe they shouldn't be driving in the first place. And if they do give extra illumination, then they're badly aligned and most definitely blinding people.

It’s just brighter, like when someone is in traffic with their foot on the brakes instead of using the handbrake.

Can just be a big glaring at night.

So a mild inconvenience 🤣

Can't say I have ever noticed. I don't think I used my fog lights once in the last 10 years. We recently got rid of a car and I don't recall even how to turn them on in that one. Must check in the new car

And I’d imagine, in the majority of “cases”, it was either turned on by accident or not turned off from the last time using it.

When I was starting out driving I was given a tip, by an older gentleman, for dealing with tailgaters. When they are coming up close pop on your fog lights and accelerate. Just gives you some breathing space.

110%, anyone who says 110% should be shot. Also those county hurlers who say "drive on" not to mention soccer players who fall down holding their ankle after being nudged in the back.