Who's the bigger tit.?
13 March 2005, 03:35 PM
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What's a car lot? Did you get to it by using an elevator? Do you drive a cadillac? 
Anyway so the long and short of it is that you pulled out into a gap and then the car in front of you pulled over and looked at you?
I dont think either of you qualify for the pair of swollen mam's award 2005 really...
Anyway so the long and short of it is that you pulled out into a gap and then the car in front of you pulled over and looked at you?
I dont think either of you qualify for the pair of swollen mam's award 2005 really...
15 March 2005, 05:53 PM
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I didn't get beyond "I was sat" before you won the 'Big Tit' award.
It's "I was sitting" !!!!!!
You sat in the line of traffic, but you were sitting.
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It's "I was sitting" !!!!!!
You sat in the line of traffic, but you were sitting.
<grammatical pedant mode off>
15 March 2005, 06:59 PM
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15 March 2005, 09:53 PM
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didn't overtake anyone!
Pulled out into flowing traffic (small gap) from stationary position on the other side of the road, I manage to match the flowing traffic speed pretty well, when suddenly the car in front slams her anchors on and swerves it up the kerb. I have to "go round her" not overtake
because If I had braked I'd of had the car behind me go up my **** (due to me slipping into his "safety zone").
Does that make more sense.
Andy
Pulled out into flowing traffic (small gap) from stationary position on the other side of the road, I manage to match the flowing traffic speed pretty well, when suddenly the car in front slams her anchors on and swerves it up the kerb. I have to "go round her" not overtake
because If I had braked I'd of had the car behind me go up my **** (due to me slipping into his "safety zone").Does that make more sense.
Andy
16 March 2005, 01:44 AM
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Back to the original question; regardless of the situation, you're a tit for such a trite post and you're a double-tit for for your self-admitted crappy style of driving 
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