Which one of you angrier members was this?

[NotAllThere]

Tunbridge Wells is full of fanatic gammon brexiters some of whom I know. That sort of behaviour would be typical of any of them.

My wife tells me it was a young dark skinned bloke. But hey, no reason that young black people can't be fanatic gammon brexiters.

[Paddy]

I was in the centre of Tunbridge Wells yesterday afternoon, and the driver of a silver mercedes felt he was unable to proceed, as the gap a small truck had left on the right, was only about 6" wider than his car. So he sat there, blasting his horn. Eventually he got so that he mounted the kerb to get past, then floored it. Unfortunately, the street curved around to the right, and he lost grip and did a beautiful drift into some large plant pots outside a pub.

Warmed the cockles of my heart. (Good job the planters were there, otherwise someone could have been seriously hurt).

Tunbridge Wells is full of fanatic gammon brexiters some of whom I know. That sort of behaviour would be typical of any of them.

[NotAllThere]

If that's not a standard opening by a sockie I don't know what it is....

I'm just here trying to help your UK economy. I'm even rejecting offers for tax free shopping. (But that's mainly because I get so little back it's just not worth the effort).

[WTFH]

If that's not a standard opening by a sockie I don't know what it is....

Maybe ask your accountant.

[darmstadt]

The narrow road is basically the fault of Brexit.

https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=...FCZwuDcmyz1xh7

FTFY...

[DimPrawn]

The narrow road is basically the fault of the EU.

https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=...FCZwuDcmyz1xh7

STATE AID RULES
■ EU rules currently prevent some forms of support and
investment by the UK Government in UK business.
The UK would have more scope to provide direct
support for UK infrastructure post-Brexit.

[Mordac]

I was in the centre of Tunbridge Wells yesterday afternoon, and the driver of a silver mercedes felt he was unable to proceed, as the gap a small truck had left on the right, was only about 6" wider than his car. So he sat there, blasting his horn. Eventually he got so that he mounted the kerb to get past, then floored it. Unfortunately, the street curved around to the right, and he lost grip and did a beautiful drift into some large plant pots outside a pub.

Warmed the cockles of my heart. (Good job the planters were there, otherwise someone could have been seriously hurt).

Who do we know who likes crashing a Mercedes every now and then?

[DimPrawn]

If that's not a standard opening by a sockie I don't know what it is....

I told you the mods are the source of the sockies. Keeps them employed.

[northernladuk]

I was in the centre of Tunbridge Wells yesterday afternoon,.

If that's not a standard opening by a sockie I don't know what it is....

[NotAllThere]

I didn't see his (or her) face. But I imagine it was something like this:

[Old Greg]

I was in the centre of Tunbridge Wells yesterday afternoon, and the driver of a silver mercedes felt he was unable to proceed, as the gap a small truck had left on the right, was only about 6" wider than his car. So he sat there, blasting his horn. Eventually he got so that he mounted the kerb to get past, then floored it. Unfortunately, the street curved around to the right, and he lost grip and did a beautiful drift into some large plant pots outside a pub.

Warmed the cockles of my heart. (Good job the planters were there, otherwise someone could have been seriously hurt).

Was he Disgusted?

[NotAllThere]

I was in the centre of Tunbridge Wells yesterday afternoon, and the driver of a silver mercedes felt he was unable to proceed, as the gap a small truck had left on the right, was only about 6" wider than his car. So he sat there, blasting his horn. Eventually he got so that he mounted the kerb to get past, then floored it. Unfortunately, the street curved around to the right, and he lost grip and did a beautiful drift into some large plant pots outside a pub.

Warmed the cockles of my heart. (Good job the planters were there, otherwise someone could have been seriously hurt).