How many people reversed off their driveway this morning straight into a bin?
08 December 2009, 09:02 AM
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How many people reversed off their driveway this morning straight into a bin?
I do wonder if we can work out who did this this morning (clue it wasn't me but it was someone on this BBS!!).
08 December 2009, 09:59 AM
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LOL The other week, my wife reversed off the drive into the car parked opposite.
Sadly, we and the neighbour opposite to not get along at all and I had to go over and come clean. No one saw it happen but I thought best to say because she can be a nasty piece.
She comes to the door all po-faced and I have to be nice and apologise. We agreed £40 to get it fixed which was a bit of a blag on her part but I really couldn't have it dragging on any longer and be in the cows pocket.
Or another highly amusing incident.
I was with my daughter and brother in law in Tesco and we parked. My golf is 2 door and quite heavy doors for a 7 year old. The wind was up and when we got back to the car, the wind caught the door as she opened it and hit the wing mirror of the car next to us, knocking the cover off.
I picked it up, exmained it for damage and it was fine, put the cover back on the mirror, gave it a firm tap to clip back on and no evidence of the deed could be seen.
We got in the car and as we drove away my bro in law says "I'm surprised he didn't say anything" "Who" I replied. "The chap sat in the passenger seat of that car"
Sadly, we and the neighbour opposite to not get along at all and I had to go over and come clean. No one saw it happen but I thought best to say because she can be a nasty piece.
She comes to the door all po-faced and I have to be nice and apologise. We agreed £40 to get it fixed which was a bit of a blag on her part but I really couldn't have it dragging on any longer and be in the cows pocket.
Or another highly amusing incident.
I was with my daughter and brother in law in Tesco and we parked. My golf is 2 door and quite heavy doors for a 7 year old. The wind was up and when we got back to the car, the wind caught the door as she opened it and hit the wing mirror of the car next to us, knocking the cover off.
I picked it up, exmained it for damage and it was fine, put the cover back on the mirror, gave it a firm tap to clip back on and no evidence of the deed could be seen.
We got in the car and as we drove away my bro in law says "I'm surprised he didn't say anything" "Who" I replied. "The chap sat in the passenger seat of that car"
08 December 2009, 03:21 PM
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I know. It's the same person that's been on the phone to the council to complain about the work on their house, only to phone them again this morning to complain about the bin man? 
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08 December 2009, 04:37 PM
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My wife - at various times, the wheelie bin, the recycling box and reversed into a car opposite.
And yes I had to sort it out as apparently it was not her fault it's theirs for where they left the car/bin/box.
And yes I had to sort it out as apparently it was not her fault it's theirs for where they left the car/bin/box.
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09 December 2009, 12:56 PM
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09 December 2009, 01:36 PM
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