Do you have a big car? Are you a bully?

Rolandtheroadie

RICK... wrote: »

Haha I had this happen to me last weekend on the motorway, pulled up next to a Focus same as mine but diesel, only for him to put the pedal to the metal and try to undertake me :rotfl: Didn't work though and I sailed past, then saw him swerve across the lanes because he was about to miss his exit. :cool:

I'm assuming you were in lane 3 and he was in lane 2. I'll also assume you were both using the lanes for overtaking other vehicles.
Is there any possibility he sped up because he needed to get past the vehicles he was overtaking as he'd misjudged his exit?

A race is only a race, a competition is only a competition if everyone (supposedly)involved knows it's going on.

johnsm

piratefairy wrote: »

Funnily enough, I purchased it in order to drive off-road. Can't understand why anyone would buy one solely to drive on the road. Obviously, I use it for both as it makes little sense to have two cars.

Cheers

That's perfectly acceptable, however I think very little 4x4 owners have no intention of driving anywhere but ASDA.

John

piratefairy

johnsm wrote: »

That's perfectly acceptable, however I think very little 4x4 owners have no intention of driving anywhere but ASDA.

John

I also do not shop at Asda. Sorry I don't fit into your stereotype :P

MrsE_2

johnsm wrote: »

That's perfectly acceptable, however I think very little 4x4 owners have no intention of driving anywhere but ASDA.

John

I use mine for my weekly shop (but rarely Asdas) & I never go off road (just country lanes).

But you know what, I paid for it, its mine & I can choose to drive it where I want (within the law).
I will take someone elses opinion into account when they pay for my car:rolleyes:

johnsm

piratefairy wrote: »

I also do not shop at Asda. Sorry I don't fit into your stereotype :P

Lol, Tescos? I know it's a stereotype but I'm convinced what I say is mostly true, you're just an exception...

Make sure you dirty it up good when you're off road so we know you go off road :rotfl:

piratefairy

johnsm wrote: »

Lol, Tescos? I know it's a stereotype but I'm convinced what I say is mostly true, you're just an exception...

Make sure you dirty it up good when you're off road so we know you go off road :rotfl:

I shop at Teskimo's as it is the only 24hr in town, and I like to go about 3am (I'm a true insomniac) and have the place to myself and nobody to tell me off when I park my grubby Freelander outside the door! hahaha.

It's always muddy, as I'm terrified of carwashes.

johnsm

MrsE wrote: »

I use mine for my weekly shop (but rarely Asdas) & I never go off road (just country lanes).

But you know what, I paid for it, its mine & I can choose to drive it where I want (within the law).
I will take someone elses opinion into account when they pay for my car:rolleyes:

Are you a small person? Or just small in mind? What's the point having such a massive car if you're not even going to use it what it's built for?

johnsm

piratefairy wrote: »

I shop at Teskimo's as it is the only 24hr in town, and I like to go about 3am (I'm a true insomniac) and have the place to myself and nobody to tell me off when I park my grubby Freelander outside the door! hahaha.

It's always muddy, as I'm terrified of carwashes.

Haha! That's brilliant!

Cheers

piratefairy

johnsm wrote: »

Haha! That's brilliant!

Cheers

Brilliant more so because it's true!

iamana1ias

MrsE wrote: »

I do a 9 day fortnight;)

So what's the excuse for today? :rolleyes: