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[emoji33]Originally posted by AtW View PostIt would be your last if there is so much as a scratch on my car...
I thought you stayed away from Putin..."You’re just a bad memory who doesn’t know when to go away" JRComment
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You only think? You don't know? Best hand your licence in, mate. You're a menace to everyone else.Originally posted by vwdan View PostHave you considered learning to drive instead, FFS? I don't think I've bumped a car in the best part of a decade.
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Let's see... No damage to either car, no one in the car that your car barely touched so no one hurt. Nothing to worry about... carry on.Originally posted by VillageContractor View PostSo only expecting a few semi sensible suggestions and as the title suggests I bumped a parked car as I was trying to manoeuvre out of a tight parking spot on a very small road. No visible damage on either car - it was night tho. Most likely like my well arch hit their bumper but hard to say.
So as there was no damage I left without leaving my details (new driver and didn't know you had to leave details for every little bump).
Am I right in thinking that I should have left my details?
VC
Fully appreciate that one needs to be honest etc but one also needs to be pragmatic.Comment
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Originally posted by VillageContractor View PostSo only expecting a few semi sensible suggestions and as the title suggests I bumped a parked car as I was trying to manoeuvre out of a tight parking spot on a very small road. No visible damage on either car - it was night tho. Most likely like my well arch hit their bumper but hard to say.
So as there was no damage I left without leaving my details (new driver and didn't know you had to leave details for every little bump).
Am I right in thinking that I should have left my details?
VC
"A people that elect corrupt politicians, imposters, thieves and traitors are not victims, but accomplices," George OrwellComment
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I bumped a car and I liked it.Originally posted by VillageContractor View PostSo only expecting a few semi sensible suggestions and as the title suggests I bumped a parked car as I was trying to manoeuvre out of a tight parking spot on a very small road. No visible damage on either car - it was night tho. Most likely like my well arch hit their bumper but hard to say.
So as there was no damage I left without leaving my details (new driver and didn't know you had to leave details for every little bump).
Am I right in thinking that I should have left my details?
VCWhat happens in General, stays in General.You know what they say about assumptions!Comment
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yeah but you shagged Russell Brand as well.Originally posted by MarillionFan View PostI bumped a car and I liked it.
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