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Yesterday it got pretty foggy here, today its even worse. Driving up to uni on the motorway and the visibility was quite poor yet there are still folk driving along with no lights on and driving at stupidly slow speeds.
Accident waiting to happen.
Accident waiting to happen.
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Yesterday it got pretty foggy here, today its even worse. Driving up to uni on the motorway and the visibility was quite poor yet there are still folk driving along with no lights on and driving at stupidly slow speeds.
Accident waiting to happen.
Accident waiting to happen.
really foggy here cant see house across ! it prob happend already !some people panic to much on roads !
Irritating isn't it?
It wasn't that foggy here, but one smacktard slowed right down to 25 for no reason (we were in a 60 zone)!
Yesterday, on the way back from work, I was in a bunch of cars just moving from traffic lights. Some moron parked up just further down, then pulled right out in front of everyone at the last possible second - without indicating either.
I swear, 90% of this Country's drivers shouldn't be on the road.
It wasn't that foggy here, but one smacktard slowed right down to 25 for no reason (we were in a 60 zone)!
Yesterday, on the way back from work, I was in a bunch of cars just moving from traffic lights. Some moron parked up just further down, then pulled right out in front of everyone at the last possible second - without indicating either.
I swear, 90% of this Country's drivers shouldn't be on the road.
I spent about ten minutes scraping ice off the car.
My hands were freezing.
My hands were freezing.
i say that every day ! mini round abouts ! nightmare !
SHEEPY wrote:
> I spent about ten minutes scraping ice off the car.
>
> My hands were freezing.
Just do it the easy way, with a bottle of water. However you must make sure that if you're going to use warm water you don't make it too hot, or else your windscreen may crack.
> I spent about ten minutes scraping ice off the car.
>
> My hands were freezing.
Just do it the easy way, with a bottle of water. However you must make sure that if you're going to use warm water you don't make it too hot, or else your windscreen may crack.
Or you could wear gloves, I guess.
Changed back to English_Bloke, bored of Flibble?
Changed back to English_Bloke, bored of Flibble?
Flibble just seemed wrong. Flibble was younger and more attractive, but it was just a fling.
or have someone else do it for you and then ask them to come get you when they have finished
ShiggyWiggyWoo wrote:
> Yesterday it got pretty foggy here, today its even worse. Driving up
> to uni on the motorway and the visibility was quite poor yet there
> are still folk driving along with no lights on and driving at
> stupidly slow speeds.
Yeah, 'cos when it's foggy the best thing to do is put pedal to the metal.
> Yesterday it got pretty foggy here, today its even worse. Driving up
> to uni on the motorway and the visibility was quite poor yet there
> are still folk driving along with no lights on and driving at
> stupidly slow speeds.
Yeah, 'cos when it's foggy the best thing to do is put pedal to the metal.
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