dr.bollocko wrote: » Hahaha. Women drivers, men drivers LOL. We're all driving on Irish roads here. There's no subsection of drivers covering themselves in glory here!
dr.bollocko wrote: » There's no subsection of drivers covering themselves in glory here!
pebbles21 wrote: » When men are finished filling up the car they shake the nozzell to get the last few drops out ! When women finish they get a tissue and wipe the tip of the nozzell!
OutlawPete wrote: » I don't just look at people's mirrors, it is however one of the many things that I am observant about. When I am driving behind someone in Dublin's traffic, you can tell by glancing at them if they are aware that you are behind or alongside them or not. Everyday driving down the quays, I can tell by looking at someone if they are oblivious to the fact that I am there. Usually I will pull back as I know from the way are driving mindlessly, that they are just about change lanes without indicating. Especially Ormond Quay, the amount of women that have caused me to break, by pulling out in front of me without indicting, because they want to turn left into Jervis St is crazy. Women also will rarely glance over their shoulders when changing lanes.
OutlawPete wrote: » It's not, you missed mine. If it was in the correct position, I would be looking at their eyes. Course I am paying attention, that's how I know what is in front of me and it's just women I notice as I also mentioned that I notice that guys tend to have their mirrors positioned correctly
cronin_j wrote: » Its quite simple to use a petrol station: 1. Drive up and que if applicable 2. When a space opens up proceed to said space in order. 3. Open petrol cap and proceed to place correct pump into vehicle. (please ensure your vehicle is off) 4. When finished, place pump on the holder and replace petrol cap. 5. If there is a que of cars waiting to use your pump, take note of pump number and the amount you have dispensed into your vehicle. 6. Get in car and proceed to an empty space to park your vehicle while you pay for your fuel. Remember not to park in front of an exit or in a location that may hinder someone else's movement in or out of petrol station. 7. Proceed to counter, tell attendant which pump number you were at and how much fuel you dispensed. 8. Pay, get back into your car, and get the fcuk out.
ibarelycare wrote: » AI think you only notice women drivers cos you're a bit of a perv
ejmaztec wrote: » In the Matrix, this list would be the order of the day, but in the real world there would be 9 rules listed, one of which involved an extreme act of violence.
Degag wrote: » So I had to go to the shop today for petrol and all the pumps were full. So i pulled into the side to wait for one to open up. One space opened up and some bitch pulled in before me, Annoying, but i'll get over it i said. This woman didn't even need petrol, just groceries, so why the **** couldn't she use the ample car spaces instead of pulling in front of the pumps? Grrrrr, anyway i said nothing. At the same time there was another woman who had pulled in to get petrol but after concluding her business at the pumps, was having a nice 10 minute conversation with another woman. A space finally opened up for me and i pulled in. People, if you don't want petrol, don't park in front of the god damn pumps, and if you do, get in and out as fast as possible! - (I know what the first reply will be!) My only other conclusion is that women should not be allowed near petrol pumps. Anyway, AH, any petrol pump stories to share?
ibarelycare wrote: » A load of bollox. Men can be JUST as bad as women.
ibarelycare wrote: » In fact, there have been 4 occasions in the past 6 months or so that I've been driving in the overtaking lane on the dual carriageway and MEN have nearly crashed into me trying to move into the right hand lane because they didn't check their mirrors/blindspot.
ibarelycare wrote: » I often get road rage at "f*cking women drivers!
ibarelycare wrote: » I think you only notice women drivers cos you're a bit of a perv
OutlawPete wrote: » Oh, they "can be", just not in general. That is just anecdotal evidence, which is just .. I'm kidding Pics or gtfo Actually, on a side note - from the age of 16 to 26 I drove with very long hair myself, I had natually blond highlights in my hair and from behind it looked like Farrah Fawcett was driving. It used to be hilarious to have guys pull along side me and give me the eyes for a split second to only then see their jaws dropping
OutlawPete wrote: » I do That's my point, women do not use it to see what is behind them, they use it to check their hair and lipstick. They only use the vanity mirror while parked, I am referring to what they do while in traffic. When I am driving I will catch guys looking in their rear view mirror all the time, women rarely do so. They drive with tunnel vision, pretty much how they go though life actually
Tail Wagger wrote: » Tesco petrol station Dundrum (cheaper)
cronin_j wrote: » Dont forget BMW drivers and Taxis own the road!!! We are merely in the way...
.SONIC. wrote: » nope no stories, if it was a man that pulled in would you be angry???
Kiera wrote: » True! Its mainly BMW drivers.
lonad wrote: » My sister is the best driver I know , sorry lads but it's true
Kiera wrote: » Awwww, thanks bro x
lonad wrote: » You can't be my sister , I offered you bananas :pac::P
Kiera wrote: » Is that what you call your weeeeeener?
OutlawPete wrote: » Women drivers are oblivious to what is behind them usually.
In fact, there have been 4 occasions in the past 6 months or so that I've been driving in the overtaking lane on the dual carriageway and MEN have nearly crashed into me trying to move into the right hand lane because they didn't check their mirrors/blindspot.
Renn wrote: » Damn ****ing right! Don't go anywhere else these days.
Tail Wagger wrote: » GI Janes about 5.2 feet in height , driving , rather trying to pull up to the pumps, driver door opens 5.2 GI Jane parachutes out the door of the SUV sun glasses across head while on mobile trying to pump petrol. Puts in €80s worth of fuel, goes to shop with about 6 kids. Spends about €10 on rubbish for kids, pays by visa, leaves shop and gets back into SUV after 15mins drives off still on mobile. What a joke....
Tail Wagger wrote: » About a week ago I went into Tesco petrol station Dundrum (cheaper),
squod wrote: » 134.9c is expensive. 131.9c is more like it, though there's lots of places selling it cheaper again.http://www.pumps.ie/viewStation.php?stationID=62
Tail Wagger wrote: » I use Diesel €123.9 still good value from Tesco!..
Kiera wrote: » And men cant use indicators or drive. It evens itself out.