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20 December 2006, 08:59 PM
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Originally Posted by Andy.F
Correct Markus, as described in detail within my text on post 1
There are some on here that obviously struggle with reading, would hate to see their driving
There are some on here that obviously struggle with reading, would hate to see their driving
My driving is fine thanks all the same ...... clearly the muppets you hang around with have problems understanding much ...... derrrrrr, the steering wheels locked up (what a surprise
)Oh, yeah, lets drive like ***** through a village
I started to read your detailed post ..... but I just read the words, "Today I have been a right idiot" and then lost interest!
There are CHILDREN playing in the village - you PLANKS!!!
20 December 2006, 09:03 PM
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Originally Posted by pslewis
I'm NOT the one in the ditch, now am I??
My driving is fine thanks all the same ...... clearly the muppets you hang around with have problems understanding much ...... derrrrrr, the steering wheels locked up (what a surprise )
Oh, yeah, lets drive like ***** through a village
I started to read your detailed post ..... but I just read the words, "Today I have been a right idiot" and then lost interest!
There are CHILDREN playing in the village - you PLANKS!!!
My driving is fine thanks all the same ...... clearly the muppets you hang around with have problems understanding much ...... derrrrrr, the steering wheels locked up (what a surprise
)Oh, yeah, lets drive like ***** through a village
I started to read your detailed post ..... but I just read the words, "Today I have been a right idiot" and then lost interest!
There are CHILDREN playing in the village - you PLANKS!!!
Pete - sometime last year didnt your daughter crash into a ditch and you had to go and pull her out with your subaru and a toe rope.
20 December 2006, 09:14 PM
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Originally Posted by Jonno_johnson
Pete - sometime last year didnt your daughter crash into a ditch and you had to go and pull her out with your subaru and a toe rope.
20 December 2006, 09:19 PM
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Originally Posted by pslewis
What has that to do with grown men driving like friggin idiots through a village - and bringing the rsults upon themselves by their stupidity?
20 December 2006, 09:29 PM
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Originally Posted by pslewis
What has that to do with grown men driving like friggin idiots through a village - and bringing the rsults upon themselves by their stupidity?
20 December 2006, 09:44 PM
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The car is going to be a dedicated track car, he has a NOS injected highly modified Buell for squirting around the streets 
20 December 2006, 09:44 PM
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Sorry, But i dont understand what this has to do with someone elses daughter.
We dont know why she was in a ditch, what caused it and whos fault it was!.
It could of been a **** in a land rover towing a scoob at 50mph with a Tow rope, overtaking a Bus which caused someones daughter to swerve off and end up in a ditch. I would rather of the daughter do that than end up Dead by a head on colision with a 2 ton landrover towing a 1.5 ton subaru.
The issue is with the video we have which shows the complete before and after incident footage, and yet everyone sends their condolanses and hardly anyone is seeing the fault of the drivers.
Everyone on scoobynet has a go at drivers driving like *****, racing on public roads and going over the speed limit, etc. But Towing at 50mph and overtaking with a tow rope seems appropiate.
Andy when you trailor your scoob about you probably only go 60-70 max on public roads so you should know that with a tow rope 50mph is way too high.
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We dont know why she was in a ditch, what caused it and whos fault it was!.
It could of been a **** in a land rover towing a scoob at 50mph with a Tow rope, overtaking a Bus which caused someones daughter to swerve off and end up in a ditch. I would rather of the daughter do that than end up Dead by a head on colision with a 2 ton landrover towing a 1.5 ton subaru.
The issue is with the video we have which shows the complete before and after incident footage, and yet everyone sends their condolanses and hardly anyone is seeing the fault of the drivers.
Everyone on scoobynet has a go at drivers driving like *****, racing on public roads and going over the speed limit, etc. But Towing at 50mph and overtaking with a tow rope seems appropiate.
Andy when you trailor your scoob about you probably only go 60-70 max on public roads so you should know that with a tow rope 50mph is way too high.
scott
20 December 2006, 09:52 PM
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Originally Posted by Jonno_johnson
Well your daughter had to have been at least 17 so she wasn't a little kid, but she still crashed through driving silly, trying preaching at home first.
20 December 2006, 09:55 PM
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Originally Posted by pslewis
Listen twatface ...... please supply evidence she was driving silly!!
20 December 2006, 09:56 PM
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I know it was not Andy but im just saying that the faults do lie with the drivers.
You see that fella with the PonyTail?? Do you know why they call it a ponytail??
Because you lift it up and there's an **** underneath
20 December 2006, 09:59 PM
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Originally Posted by pslewis
why, oh why, do some posters give their thoughts and condolences to idiotic drivers???
20 December 2006, 10:00 PM
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Originally Posted by pslewis
No, Lost Me??
20 December 2006, 10:03 PM
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Well soon as someone else does somthing you deem to be wrong your at it like a dog with a stick, but as its your family its a diffrent story, so come on Pete, what was the crack then?
20 December 2006, 10:07 PM
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I'm sure there are some who would say that driving a highly tuned Subaru at 210mph is idiotic (and it probably is) but regardless, when things go wrong at the track, the 'nice' people offer their thoughts and condolences. How odd 
Its all about risk management and probability. Take risks and sometime you are going to break something or crash. I accept the risks and prefer to live my life this way thank you.
Its all about risk management and probability. Take risks and sometime you are going to break something or crash. I accept the risks and prefer to live my life this way thank you.
20 December 2006, 10:12 PM
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is it just me or does anyone else find pslewes funny as **** , i actually look for his posts now as he proper cracks me up,,,,, cmon guys he is the funniest thing on here by far , his sense of humour is second to none .
20 December 2006, 10:15 PM
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I was once towed for 25 miles on the end of a short rope by a Bedford van.
Not much of a story, until I relate I was in a Ferrari! A 365GT. It was raining, no electrics, no wipers, no servo, no power steering. The things you do when you're young huh?
Not much of a story, until I relate I was in a Ferrari! A 365GT. It was raining, no electrics, no wipers, no servo, no power steering. The things you do when you're young huh?
20 December 2006, 10:15 PM
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is it just me or does anyone else find pslewes funny as **** , i actually look for his posts now as he proper cracks me up,,,,, cmon guys he is the funniest thing on here by far , his sense of humour is second to none .
Everybody bites!!!!!
20 December 2006, 10:17 PM
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Originally Posted by Andy.F
I don't know... because they are nice people ?
They do it because its seen as 'the done thing' and its pathetic - I tell it as it is ..... which is that they were driving like planks .. I'm glad no-one was hurt, but I don't feel sorry for them!
The family that would be grieving their killed child I WOULD be sorry for!!
20 December 2006, 10:17 PM
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Originally Posted by CRAIGFIN
I agree.....he is the best thing about this site.
Everybody bites!!!!!
Everybody bites!!!!!
20 December 2006, 10:18 PM
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Originally Posted by pslewis
NO I don't think so!
They do it because its seen as 'the done thing' and its pathetic - I tell it as it is ..... which is that they were driving like planks .. I'm glad no-one was hurt, but I don't feel sorry for them!
The family that would be grieving their killed child I WOULD be sorry for!!
They do it because its seen as 'the done thing' and its pathetic - I tell it as it is ..... which is that they were driving like planks .. I'm glad no-one was hurt, but I don't feel sorry for them!
The family that would be grieving their killed child I WOULD be sorry for!!
20 December 2006, 10:24 PM
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Originally Posted by Andy.F
I'm sure there are some who would say that driving a highly tuned Subaru at 210mph is idiotic (and it probably is) but regardless, when things go wrong at the track, the 'nice' people offer their thoughts and condolences. How odd
Its all about risk management and probability. Take risks and sometime you are going to break something or crash. I accept the risks and prefer to live my life this way thank you.
Its all about risk management and probability. Take risks and sometime you are going to break something or crash. I accept the risks and prefer to live my life this way thank you.
Can you see how **** you are??
You eat, drink and live Impreza's ... which is fine - but, risk management?? HA HA HA HA HA do me a favour!
Who carried out the Risk Assessment on towing the Scooby then? Was it YOU? Who missed the fact that your steering locks up if the key comes out of the ignition??
And what was the Risk Assessment of doing 50MPH whilst towing in a built up area?
RISK MANAGEMENT MY HAIRY ****!!
You couldn't risk manage a visit to the toilet!