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Length or Girth?Originally posted by SimonMac View PostDo you have a large backside?Coffee's for closersComment
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:sigh: ok I got nothing better to do.Originally posted by proggy View PostFTFY, you sit like a nice little permie obeying all the rules without question
1) What makes you think I am a permie
2) There is a difference between using your initiative in different situations to solve a problem and blantanly disobeying UK laws because you think you are a bit special
I think you are special in a licking the windows sort of wayComment
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Whenever I have accidentally done this , I keep hoping no other car comes along, but as it is always with me, at that precise moment some twat does come along and honks at me.
Same for cases where I am stationary behind traffic and blocking a junction, somebody has to come along who wants to turn in. I just cannot seem to have luck on the roads.Vote Corbyn ! Save this country !Comment
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You have the permie mindset i.e. scared to break the "rules" however petty and minor.Originally posted by original PM View Post:sigh: ok I got nothing better to do.
1) What makes you think I am a permie
2) There is a difference between using your initiative in different situations to solve a problem and blantanly disobeying UK laws because you think you are a bit special
I think you are special in a licking the windows sort of wayComment
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Wow, aren't you a rebel? Stopping in a box junction doesn't exactly make you a maverickOriginally posted by proggy View PostYou have the permie mindset i.e. scared to break the "rules" however petty and minor.
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He only breaks the rules when his Mrs tells him toOriginally posted by Bunk View PostWow, aren't you a rebel? Stopping in a box junction doesn't exactly make you a maverick
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I also start to cross the road when I see the traffic lights changing to red, before! the green man comes on.Originally posted by Bunk View PostWow, aren't you a rebel? Stopping in a box junction doesn't exactly make you a maverick
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wow you really are an odious arrogant little d!ck aren't youOriginally posted by proggy View PostYou have the permie mindset i.e. scared to break the "rules" however petty and minor.
so the rules of the road which are there for the SAFETY and convienience of all road users are okay to be broken by you because you are special - bet your mum used to tell you that didn't she
whose sockie are you anyway?Comment
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No need to get nasty, especially over such a petty and insignificant issue. Why don't you direct your indignation at people who really deserve it.Originally posted by original PM View Postwow you really are an odious arrogant little d!ck aren't you
so the rules of the road which are there for the SAFETY and convienience of all road users are okay to be broken by you because you are special - bet your mum used to tell you that didn't she
whose sockie are you anyway?Comment
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