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The_Valeyard

Fog, fog everywhere

Took along time to get home with very slow drivers.

Very eerie in the morning like some horror films..

Fog tax?

What say you AH, any horrible fog experiences.

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StevieNicksFan

Put on your bloody lights and I dont even mean rear fog lights, straightforward headlights. The amount of numpteys who drive around in the fog with no lights and they are practically invisible until they pass you. This was every second car this morning.

Frosty McSnowballs

The fog turned me inside out once.

Littlekittylou

The_Valeyard wrote: »

Fog, fog everywhere

Took along time to get home with very slow drivers.

Very eerie in the morning like some horror films..

Fog tax?

What say you AH, any horrible fog experiences.

I LOVE your username.

I like fog.

Do you know my mother and father almost named me 'Misty'. It's true.

PizzamanIRL

I like the isolated feeling of driving in fog.

DildoFaggins

Feels like I'm driving around in the movie Silent Hill.

Sir Osis of Liver.

This film scared the sh1te out of me as a kid.

nadey

I cant see 2 metres infront of me its so bad

Duck's hoop

The_Valeyard wrote: »

Fog, fog everywhere

Took along time to get home with very slow drivers.

Wnakers driving slowly in fog so thick you can hardly see the end of your bonnet? Pah. More fog more speed is the rule.

Twigster

it's the fog light winkers that do my head in, sitting in a row of traffic with the fog lights on, and can guarantee they'll still have them on tomorrow morning when it's clear.

nadey

DildoFaggins wrote: »

Feels like I'm driving around in the movie Silent Hill.

I feel your pain, brah. Had to go around 60kph on the m50 it was so bad

Pretzill

StevieNicksFan wrote: »

Put on your bloody lights and I dont even mean rear fog lights, straightforward headlights. The amount of numpteys who drive around in the fog with no lights and they are practically invisible until they pass you. This was every second car this morning.

Whilst well intentioned this advice doesn't help in bad fog - full lamps reflect off a bank of fog making visibility poorer - dips and fog lights and a slower speed too be careful out there fog can be scary.

lazeedaisy

I think the op means turn Your bloody lights on, not turn your full beams on to be honest.

Also, why do the muppets I drive behind suddenly realise thy have fog lights and blind the fkuc out of me,

Birneybau

Fog off!

nadey

I have to drive from blanch to malahide after smoking a quarter of hash in this bleedin fog.....wish me luck ha

-=al=-

Fog light w*ankers everywhere!

Don't beams make it harder to see in fog? Either way I love it, it's no fun driving but it has a great eerie feeling about it...

lazybones32

I had to leave the room when J Carpenter's "The Fog" was on tv...that's my worst experience with fog.

WoollyRedHat

I love the fog, you're walkiing around, can't see a thing, then poof, someone appears out of nowhere, out of the fog.

nadey

WoollyRedHat wrote: »

I love the fog, you're walkiing around, can't see a thing, then poof, someone appears out of nowhere, out of the fog.

Rapist alert........lol

porsche959

Soon the fog shifts and travels as though it has a mind of its own, turning those unfortunate enough to come across it into homicidal/suicidal maniacs who kill without remorse, and often worse

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Fog_%28novel%29

jamesbere

Great stalking weather

etoughguy

OP why dont you just fog off for yourself

[Deleted User]

There's nothing worse than driver who can't be bothered to have their head lights on, it makes them very hard to see.

etoughguy

I was going to quote dolanbaker but not sure if it preserve the formatting
Brilliant!

Badly Drunk Boy

The_Valeyard wrote: »

What say you AH, any horrible fog experiences.

lazybones32 wrote: »

I had to leave the room when J Carpenter's "The Fog" was on tv...that's my worst experience with fog.

Back in the 80s, I remember watching The Fog with my parents. My mother got up to get something, tripped up, and broke her wrist. I suppose really it was her worst experience with fog.

[Deleted User]

Deleted User wrote: »

There's nothing worse than driver who can't be bothered to have their head lights on, it makes them very hard to see.

it works :P

Badly Drunk Boy

etoughguy wrote: »

I was going to quote dolanbaker but not sure if it preserve the formatting
Brilliant!

It would have.

Pinch Flat

Sir Osis of Liver. wrote: »

This film scared the sh1te out of me as a kid.

Were there many radio stations around in 1880? Dj says the radio station is celebrating 100 years

MonkieSocks

FOG? :eek:

What Fog?..................Where?.............When?

Must of Mist it

Joe Doe

Think that movie (or one like it) was made over in the foggiest place in the world: Grand Banks (near Newfoundland).
Newfoundland itself has over 200 foggy days a year.
Been there, it's fairly friggin' foggy.

anncoates

Just enjoy the eldritch spectacle of the fog and stop fcuking moaning for once will yiz.