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Originally posted by SockpuppetI tulip you not the amount of times I see women in 4x4s taking more room on the road than I would need in an artic is scary.
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Originally posted by SockpuppetIts its a 4x4: worry.
Its its a women driving a 4x4: panic.
I was behind someone like that only the other day, silly cow.
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Originally posted by TrollIt was :
1: A woman
2: A woman in a car
i.e. A recipe for disaster
If it's got tits or wheels it's going to give you trouble...
Its its a 4x4: worry.
Its its a women driving a 4x4: panic.
I tulip you not the amount of times I see women in 4x4s taking more room on the road than I would need in an artic is scary.
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Originally posted by TrollIt was :
1: A woman
2: A woman in a car
i.e. A recipe for disaster
If it's got tits or wheels it's going to give you trouble...
Not always a bad thing....
Boobs on bikes NZ
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It was :
1: A woman
2: A woman in a car
i.e. A recipe for disaster
If it's got tits or wheels it's going to give you trouble...
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Inexplicably, a man in a Superman costume could be seen walking around the car, but he did not stop to help the driver or any of the victims.
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How not to take a driving test ...
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(CBS) DEERFIELD BEACH, Fla. Most people called to take a driving test at the DMV park their car in the lot and take a seat inside to wait their turn, but an 80-year-old woman was caught on camera skipping one crucial step - she drove her 1990 Mercury right through the wall of the Deerfield Beach DMV office in Florida, smashing into the waiting room and injuring 11 people.
The state supplied videotape from a surveillance camera to CBS station WFOR-TV in Miami on Monday that shows people waiting patiently to take their test or get a license renewal on Valentine’s Day. Without warning, the wall disintegrated and the woman's car smashed right into the people in the waiting area.
The camera shows people rushing up to the woman, Therese Smith of Boca Raton, Fla., who was still buckled in with her seat belt. Inexplicably, a man in a Superman costume could be seen walking around the car, but he did not stop to help the driver or any of the victims.
None of the people waiting in line were seriously hurt.Tags: None
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