Nearly had an accident with an Audi, driver was a total arrogant......
11 March 2012, 02:47 PM
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Nearly had an accident with an Audi, driver was a total arrogant......
W****r, putting it bluntly.
I'm in the right, tractor stops at top of hill as you can only get one car down due to parked cars, so im halfway up when he does this, there is a turning just after the tractor on the right, the road (if you are at the top) bends to the left and down hill.
So up I go at 30mph, quick wave to the tractor driver to say thanks and mr audi "i can do no wrong" pulls out
So slams on the brakes and stalls (also swerving to avoid the numpty), restart the car and you know what he says?
"Move out of the way".
No sorry my fault, just move out of the way, he even had his young kid in the front seat, window down, called him an arrogant w****r, what a total t**t.
Ok, rant over
next time I may just drive into him 
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I'm in the right, tractor stops at top of hill as you can only get one car down due to parked cars, so im halfway up when he does this, there is a turning just after the tractor on the right, the road (if you are at the top) bends to the left and down hill.
So up I go at 30mph, quick wave to the tractor driver to say thanks and mr audi "i can do no wrong" pulls out
So slams on the brakes and stalls (also swerving to avoid the numpty), restart the car and you know what he says?
"Move out of the way".
No sorry my fault, just move out of the way, he even had his young kid in the front seat, window down, called him an arrogant w****r, what a total t**t.
Ok, rant over
next time I may just drive into him Tony
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I ****ing hate them.
11 March 2012, 03:49 PM
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Lots of bad and aggressive drivers driving things like Range Rover sports and BMW X-6's, especially the performance models, they drive WOT from every standing start, cut bends, basically the new boy racers except more dangerous.
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I was out on my bike yesterday afternoon and came upon a BMW estate in the outside lane of a dual carriageway doing 58 mph. After about 2 miles he pulled over to lane one and I was able to pass. As I did so I looked across and saw that this BMW driver was eating a bag of crisps!
What a Tw*t. Where are the Police at times like these.
Luxury German car drivers very often equals arrogance, whatever the marque!
What a Tw*t. Where are the Police at times like these.
Luxury German car drivers very often equals arrogance, whatever the marque!
11 March 2012, 04:03 PM
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I was out on my bike yesterday afternoon and came upon a BMW estate in the outside lane of a dual carriageway doing 58 mph. After about 2 miles he pulled over to lane one and I was able to pass. As I did so I looked across and saw that this BMW driver was eating a bag of crisps!
What a Tw*t. Where are the Police at times like these.
Luxury German car drivers very often equals arrogance, whatever the marque!
What a Tw*t. Where are the Police at times like these.
Luxury German car drivers very often equals arrogance, whatever the marque!
11 March 2012, 04:07 PM
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He virtually launched his car from a standing start then pulled over to the left lane to let me try and beat him, Gave it a bit of throttle and ta da but this guy had his lad in the car with him too obviously a company motor but still
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The point I was trying to make was that the driver of the BMW was eating crisps instead of concentrating on driving his car in the overtaking lane of a dual carriageway.
I think even you f1 would agree that a lack of concentration whilst driving has been proven to be a contributing factor in the cause of a lot of accidents.
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11 March 2012, 04:53 PM
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I note a hint of sarcasm here.
The point I was trying to make was that the driver of the BMW was eating crisps instead of concentrating on driving his car in the overtaking lane of a dual carriageway.
I think even you f1 would agree that a lack of concentration whilst driving has been proven to be a contributing factor in the cause of a lot of accidents.
The point I was trying to make was that the driver of the BMW was eating crisps instead of concentrating on driving his car in the overtaking lane of a dual carriageway.
I think even you f1 would agree that a lack of concentration whilst driving has been proven to be a contributing factor in the cause of a lot of accidents.
so why were you trying to get in it 
11 March 2012, 05:27 PM
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I think some people think that because they drive a premium brand that they are superior to other people on the road. When I drove an impreza it was mainly other impreza drivers and chavs that would let me out of junctions etc. When I drove an audi no ****** would let me out, not even other audi drivers
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11 March 2012, 06:18 PM
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I note a hint of sarcasm here.
The point I was trying to make was that the driver of the BMW was eating crisps instead of concentrating on driving his car in the overtaking lane of a dual carriageway.
I think even you f1 would agree that a lack of concentration whilst driving has been proven to be a contributing factor in the cause of a lot of accidents.
The point I was trying to make was that the driver of the BMW was eating crisps instead of concentrating on driving his car in the overtaking lane of a dual carriageway.
I think even you f1 would agree that a lack of concentration whilst driving has been proven to be a contributing factor in the cause of a lot of accidents.
Yes he showed poor lane discipline, but so do a million others whether they are eating crisps or not.
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http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/4469879.stm
If the Police had of been following this BMW driver instead of me, I feel sure they would have pulled the selfish a*se.
You'd argue any point going just for the sake of it.
You can take that attitude with you out on the road any time you want and see where it takes you.
It won't be long before you're having the Police pulling your sorry a*se!
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11 March 2012, 07:01 PM
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W****r, putting it bluntly.
I'm in the right, tractor stops at top of hill as you can only get one car down due to parked cars, so im halfway up when he does this, there is a turning just after the tractor on the right, the road (if you are at the top) bends to the left and down hill.
So up I go at 30mph, quick wave to the tractor driver to say thanks and mr audi "i can do no wrong" pulls out
So slams on the brakes and stalls (also swerving to avoid the numpty), restart the car and you know what he says?
"Move out of the way".
No sorry my fault, just move out of the way, he even had his young kid in the front seat, window down, called him an arrogant w****r, what a total t**t.
Ok, rant over next time I may just drive into him
Tony
I'm in the right, tractor stops at top of hill as you can only get one car down due to parked cars, so im halfway up when he does this, there is a turning just after the tractor on the right, the road (if you are at the top) bends to the left and down hill.
So up I go at 30mph, quick wave to the tractor driver to say thanks and mr audi "i can do no wrong" pulls out
So slams on the brakes and stalls (also swerving to avoid the numpty), restart the car and you know what he says?
"Move out of the way".
No sorry my fault, just move out of the way, he even had his young kid in the front seat, window down, called him an arrogant w****r, what a total t**t.
Ok, rant over
next time I may just drive into him Tony
If it was a Boggo A3/4 sales rep type, then yes, he was a wa.nker.
11 March 2012, 07:02 PM
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I know exactly what you mean, I was behing a 3.0L audi at a set of lights(You`d have thought they were 1/4 mile lights) and saw his son pop his head up and look round, Obviously the dad had said watch this son
He virtually launched his car from a standing start then pulled over to the left lane to let me try and beat him, Gave it a bit of throttle and ta da but this guy had his lad in the car with him too obviously a company motor but still
He virtually launched his car from a standing start then pulled over to the left lane to let me try and beat him, Gave it a bit of throttle and ta da but this guy had his lad in the car with him too obviously a company motor but still
Take no skill or commitment, no difficult clutch to master or gears to change.
I can honestly see why 20 year old guys in Saxos want to prove their manhood in this way but balding 40 y/o's in luxo-sports-utilities? I don't get it?
If I can be sure one car will be driven by a dick it is a M-sports X6. This always rings alarm bells with me even as a pedestrian.
11 March 2012, 10:40 PM
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It would appear that it is:
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/4469879.stm
If the Police had of been following this BMW driver instead of me, I feel sure they would have pulled the selfish a*se.
You'd argue any point going just for the sake of it.
You can take that attitude with you out on the road any time you want and see where it takes you.
It won't be long before you're having the Police pulling your sorry a*se!
Thank You. I rest my case!
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/4469879.stm
If the Police had of been following this BMW driver instead of me, I feel sure they would have pulled the selfish a*se.
You'd argue any point going just for the sake of it.
You can take that attitude with you out on the road any time you want and see where it takes you.
It won't be long before you're having the Police pulling your sorry a*se!
Thank You. I rest my case!
Oh and I have never been pulled in all the years I've been driving, but then I do the basics like observe lane discipline, keep to a sensible speed ... and things like not getting irate like some childish moron over someone eating some crisps
