MASSIVE respect to the emergency services.
28 January 2004, 09:43 PM
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I know some slate them, but my respect goes to those who HAVE to drive in this weather, breakdown crew, emergency services, gritters, etc. Sitting in traffic earlier and saw ambulance 'trying' to get through, bit where you turn off the M1 to Hemel.Thanks to you all. You do a great job. 
Also must say, why does crap weather get so many strangers talking. Sitting in traffic windows down chatting to car along side you, person behind / in front of you at petrol station. If only it was always like this, I reckon driving would be a pleasure, lets be honest when was the last time you spoke to the person next to you in the queue ?
Also must say, why does crap weather get so many strangers talking. Sitting in traffic windows down chatting to car along side you, person behind / in front of you at petrol station. If only it was always like this, I reckon driving would be a pleasure, lets be honest when was the last time you spoke to the person next to you in the queue ?
28 January 2004, 10:11 PM
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I spoke to someone tonight - TO TELL THE STUPID BINT TO TURN HER FOGLIGHT OFF [img]images/smilies/mad.gif[/img]
I let her in infront of me (queuing due to snow) and she had her lights on. We'd been stationary for about 5 mins then ON IT CAME!! Burning my god damned retinas out.
I got out and politely asked her to refrain from blinding me
Andy
I let her in infront of me (queuing due to snow) and she had her lights on. We'd been stationary for about 5 mins then ON IT CAME!! Burning my god damned retinas out.
I got out and politely asked her to refrain from blinding me
Andy
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