SAP the corporate "hackers"

[Sockpuppet]

I have come up with a new game for winding these wagon drivers up.... Wait until one bright spark seems to feel the need to create a 5 mile 50mph jam up a good hill and when you finally edge past (lets not forget the overloaded underpowered 7.5 tonner in the outside lane blocking the only route through struggling up at 57mph) pull infront of the offending creature and slow down. Push em back down behind the wagon they have just spent half the day overtaking. My god it makes them mad lights horns and everything normally...

And if you do it well with a loaded one they are really knackered, all the way down that lovly 14 speed box....
Serves them right.

He he...I love comments like this from car drivers. What amuses me is they actually think that lorry drivers won't hit them.

I remember I was in london once and some penis tried to force his way down the inside when I was going left at a roundabout. Couldnt get past and wouldnt move back. I had no choice but to drive forward (was creating a blockage) and move his car with my trailer.

Zero damage to the trailer, dent to the car.

[Sockpuppet]

I'm very relaxed when I am driving...doesnt fuss me if I have to go slower ... paid by the hour.

[freakydancer]

Stop pretending you work in IT young man - this is more up your street, if you'll excuse the pun....

http://www.weeklygripe.co.uk/a265.asp

[threaded]

Truth be known most hackers are either government or corporate. The concept of "spotty teenager in a bedroom" hacker is for the most part a myth, but make for really good copy when caught, hence the disproportionate reportage...

[Sockpuppet]

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/business/6482749.stm