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Was pretty damn scary, especially since the windows weren't fully clear because of a layer of ice.
I was scared.
I was scared.
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I crack my neck, it stops it hurting. No headaches ever.
Eugh...my hips always click, though I think it might have something to do with the way i sit and sleep.
You don't want to know. I'll pay for it even more in the future.
How do you crack you're neck?
I wish :D (er, hang on...)
Nah, I get headaches quite a lot, most probably caused by the fact I used to crack my neck all the time as a Teenager (what a tard).
I rarely get hangovers :P
Nah, I get headaches quite a lot, most probably caused by the fact I used to crack my neck all the time as a Teenager (what a tard).
I rarely get hangovers :P
For 'headache' read 'hangover'?
Clazon wrote:
> super-strong fog lights on their car for night driving.
Fog lights don't bother me, I don't find them to be much brighter than standard headlights really - unless you stare directly into them, in whic case you deserve to be blinded.
Now High Beams - when the bloody stupid morons drive around with these on, for no reason at all, I really feel like ramming them into the nearest river/wall/oncoming lorry.
The rear fog light can be a tad annoying though, especially when you have a headache.
> super-strong fog lights on their car for night driving.
Fog lights don't bother me, I don't find them to be much brighter than standard headlights really - unless you stare directly into them, in whic case you deserve to be blinded.
Now High Beams - when the bloody stupid morons drive around with these on, for no reason at all, I really feel like ramming them into the nearest river/wall/oncoming lorry.
The rear fog light can be a tad annoying though, especially when you have a headache.
I don't drive...i think i'd be a bit of a scaredy cat when i start driving.
Clazon wrote:
> existance of fog means that people think they have the right to use
> their super-strong fog lights on their car for night driving.
That annoys the life out of me as well. Especially when you are on the motorway in rush hour traffic. I can often be heard screaming "turn the flipping things off (or words to that effect) you numpty. I know you are there, gee a whole 20 yards in front of me, but I cannot see your brake lights!
Amazing how many people get into a car, engage first gear, and disengage their brains.
> existance of fog means that people think they have the right to use
> their super-strong fog lights on their car for night driving.
That annoys the life out of me as well. Especially when you are on the motorway in rush hour traffic. I can often be heard screaming "turn the flipping things off (or words to that effect) you numpty. I know you are there, gee a whole 20 yards in front of me, but I cannot see your brake lights!
Amazing how many people get into a car, engage first gear, and disengage their brains.
Fog driving isn't really that bad as long as you drive to the conditions. It just means your trip will take longer.
Slow down, de-mist the inside all the time, keep your windscreen wipers going on slow all the time and try to get rid of any ice before you set off. Frozen fog is the worst.
Slow down, de-mist the inside all the time, keep your windscreen wipers going on slow all the time and try to get rid of any ice before you set off. Frozen fog is the worst.
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