What the fack is Phil The Greek doing driving at 97, and I thought all the Royals had chaffeurs anyway
comment by Dave NotSo (U11711)
OAP's should have to justify why they aren't subjected to involuntarily euthenasia every two years or so.
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Feck me, I'll be 65 in less than 10 years!
Prince Phillip has just had a brand new Land Rover delivered to Sandringham to replace the one he wrecked yesterday.
comment by Cornelius Oofterom (U15867)
posted 54 seconds ago
Prince Phillip has just had a brand new Land Rover delivered to Sandringham to replace the one he wrecked yesterday.
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Special edition with a heavy duty roof probably.
I bet its a diesel, they can't give the feckers away ATM.
As someone alluded to earlier, it needs reins instead of a steering wheel.
That old caaant is back on the road again. He’s got facking chauffeurs! If he causes an accident that hurts someone, I hope the royals are taken to the cleaners in court.
No reason for him to be driving. None.
comment by baz ta’rd (U19119)
posted 28 minutes ago
That old caaant is back on the road again. He’s got facking chauffeurs! If he causes an accident that hurts someone, I hope the royals are taken to the cleaners in court.
No reason for him to be driving. None.
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Wasn't wearing a seatbelt either
A big two fingers up to rest of us
There is no reason for him to be driving. Not one.
He’s just a caaant.
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comment by Dave NotSo (U11711)
posted 6 hours, 35 minutes ago
comment by San Miguel (U1449)
posted 8 hours, 50 minutes ago
comment by baz ta’rd (U19119)
posted 28 minutes ago
That old caaant is back on the road again. He’s got facking chauffeurs! If he causes an accident that hurts someone, I hope the royals are taken to the cleaners in court.
No reason for him to be driving. None.
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Wasn't wearing a seatbelt either
A big two fingers up to rest of us
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An absolute disgrace. I just saw the BBC article saying he wasn't wearing a belt and also quotes from the woman who broke her wrist in the accident.
PRINCE PHILIP SHOULD BE HARVESTED FOR PLANT FERTILISER.
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its obvious he was at fault for the accident. pulling out onto the main road
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I was walking down the road near me the other day which has a 50mph speed limit. It was quiet at the time and then coming round the corner was a load of backed up cars behind this one very slow moving car with an old lady in it. I had to laugh, she was doing no more than 30.
Most of my frustrations on the road these days stem from elderly or older drivers.
comment by Spurtle (U1608)
posted 24 minutes ago
I was walking down the road near me the other day which has a 50mph speed limit. It was quiet at the time and then coming round the corner was a load of backed up cars behind this one very slow moving car with an old lady in it. I had to laugh, she was doing no more than 30.
Most of my frustrations on the road these days stem from elderly or older drivers.
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Agreed. Driving too slowly for fast roads, epic hesitancy driving like drunk, tunnel vision style driving. Need to up the checks on them, no self assessment, a full test is needed.
And strip that old tax dodger of his license.
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More evidence that old git should be nowhere near a car steering wheel, read the description of the crash;
https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2019/jan/20/prince-philip-has-not-said-sorry-for-car-crash-injured-woman-claims
I was walking my dogs today and an old lady drove past slowly.
About 2 mins later, a young guy came flying past - clearly breaking the speed limit and showing no regard for the residential area he was in.
I know which group of drivers worries me the most.
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comment by Winston (U16525)
posted 1 minute ago
I was walking my dogs today and an old lady drove past slowly.
About 2 mins later, a young guy came flying past - clearly breaking the speed limit and showing no regard for the residential area he was in.
I know which group of drivers worries me the most.
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The old people. Clearly she was driving so slow that he had to take a risk in overtaking.
Bloody old drivers. A menace they are.
comment by baz ta’rd (U19119)
posted 36 seconds ago
comment by Winston (U16525)
posted 1 minute ago
I was walking my dogs today and an old lady drove past slowly.
About 2 mins later, a young guy came flying past - clearly breaking the speed limit and showing no regard for the residential area he was in.
I know which group of drivers worries me the most.
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The old people. Clearly she was driving so slow that he had to take a risk in overtaking.
Bloody old drivers. A menace they are.
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He was starting his overtake early, she was a couple of minutes away in a different road!
comment by Winston (U16525)
posted 18 seconds ago
comment by baz ta’rd (U19119)
posted 36 seconds ago
comment by Winston (U16525)
posted 1 minute ago
I was walking my dogs today and an old lady drove past slowly.
About 2 mins later, a young guy came flying past - clearly breaking the speed limit and showing no regard for the residential area he was in.
I know which group of drivers worries me the most.
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The old people. Clearly she was driving so slow that he had to take a risk in overtaking.
Bloody old drivers. A menace they are.
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He was starting his overtake early, she was a couple of minutes away in a different road!
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Exactly, he was planning ahead.
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Old v young an example; heading towards a roundabout that you can see traffic on all directions (ie no obstructions).
Young person- slows slightly, checks right and left as they approach, realise no traffic either direction so don’t have to slow down. This keeps the traffic flowing well.
Old person- tunnel vision, doesn’t check either direction. Stops dead, despite no traffic on roubdabout. Then checks left and right. Slows everything down. Needlessly.
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posted on 18/1/19
What the fack is Phil The Greek doing driving at 97, and I thought all the Royals had chaffeurs anyway
posted on 18/1/19
comment by Dave NotSo (U11711)
OAP's should have to justify why they aren't subjected to involuntarily euthenasia every two years or so.
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Feck me, I'll be 65 in less than 10 years!
posted on 18/1/19
Prince Phillip has just had a brand new Land Rover delivered to Sandringham to replace the one he wrecked yesterday.
posted on 18/1/19
comment by Cornelius Oofterom (U15867)
posted 54 seconds ago
Prince Phillip has just had a brand new Land Rover delivered to Sandringham to replace the one he wrecked yesterday.
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Special edition with a heavy duty roof probably.
posted on 18/1/19
I bet its a diesel, they can't give the feckers away ATM.
posted on 18/1/19
As someone alluded to earlier, it needs reins instead of a steering wheel.
posted on 19/1/19
That old caaant is back on the road again. He’s got facking chauffeurs! If he causes an accident that hurts someone, I hope the royals are taken to the cleaners in court.
No reason for him to be driving. None.
posted on 19/1/19
comment by baz ta’rd (U19119)
posted 28 minutes ago
That old caaant is back on the road again. He’s got facking chauffeurs! If he causes an accident that hurts someone, I hope the royals are taken to the cleaners in court.
No reason for him to be driving. None.
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Wasn't wearing a seatbelt either
A big two fingers up to rest of us
posted on 19/1/19
There is no reason for him to be driving. Not one.
He’s just a caaant.
posted on 20/1/19
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posted on 20/1/19
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posted on 20/1/19
comment by Dave NotSo (U11711)
posted 6 hours, 35 minutes ago
comment by San Miguel (U1449)
posted 8 hours, 50 minutes ago
comment by baz ta’rd (U19119)
posted 28 minutes ago
That old caaant is back on the road again. He’s got facking chauffeurs! If he causes an accident that hurts someone, I hope the royals are taken to the cleaners in court.
No reason for him to be driving. None.
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Wasn't wearing a seatbelt either
A big two fingers up to rest of us
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An absolute disgrace. I just saw the BBC article saying he wasn't wearing a belt and also quotes from the woman who broke her wrist in the accident.
PRINCE PHILIP SHOULD BE HARVESTED FOR PLANT FERTILISER.
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its obvious he was at fault for the accident. pulling out onto the main road
posted on 20/1/19
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posted on 20/1/19
I was walking down the road near me the other day which has a 50mph speed limit. It was quiet at the time and then coming round the corner was a load of backed up cars behind this one very slow moving car with an old lady in it. I had to laugh, she was doing no more than 30.
Most of my frustrations on the road these days stem from elderly or older drivers.
posted on 20/1/19
comment by Spurtle (U1608)
posted 24 minutes ago
I was walking down the road near me the other day which has a 50mph speed limit. It was quiet at the time and then coming round the corner was a load of backed up cars behind this one very slow moving car with an old lady in it. I had to laugh, she was doing no more than 30.
Most of my frustrations on the road these days stem from elderly or older drivers.
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Agreed. Driving too slowly for fast roads, epic hesitancy driving like drunk, tunnel vision style driving. Need to up the checks on them, no self assessment, a full test is needed.
And strip that old tax dodger of his license.
posted on 20/1/19
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posted on 20/1/19
More evidence that old git should be nowhere near a car steering wheel, read the description of the crash;
https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2019/jan/20/prince-philip-has-not-said-sorry-for-car-crash-injured-woman-claims
posted on 20/1/19
I was walking my dogs today and an old lady drove past slowly.
About 2 mins later, a young guy came flying past - clearly breaking the speed limit and showing no regard for the residential area he was in.
I know which group of drivers worries me the most.
posted on 20/1/19
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posted on 20/1/19
comment by Winston (U16525)
posted 1 minute ago
I was walking my dogs today and an old lady drove past slowly.
About 2 mins later, a young guy came flying past - clearly breaking the speed limit and showing no regard for the residential area he was in.
I know which group of drivers worries me the most.
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The old people. Clearly she was driving so slow that he had to take a risk in overtaking.
Bloody old drivers. A menace they are.
posted on 20/1/19
comment by baz ta’rd (U19119)
posted 36 seconds ago
comment by Winston (U16525)
posted 1 minute ago
I was walking my dogs today and an old lady drove past slowly.
About 2 mins later, a young guy came flying past - clearly breaking the speed limit and showing no regard for the residential area he was in.
I know which group of drivers worries me the most.
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The old people. Clearly she was driving so slow that he had to take a risk in overtaking.
Bloody old drivers. A menace they are.
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He was starting his overtake early, she was a couple of minutes away in a different road!
posted on 20/1/19
comment by Winston (U16525)
posted 18 seconds ago
comment by baz ta’rd (U19119)
posted 36 seconds ago
comment by Winston (U16525)
posted 1 minute ago
I was walking my dogs today and an old lady drove past slowly.
About 2 mins later, a young guy came flying past - clearly breaking the speed limit and showing no regard for the residential area he was in.
I know which group of drivers worries me the most.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
The old people. Clearly she was driving so slow that he had to take a risk in overtaking.
Bloody old drivers. A menace they are.
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He was starting his overtake early, she was a couple of minutes away in a different road!
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Exactly, he was planning ahead.
posted on 20/1/19
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posted on 20/1/19
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posted on 20/1/19
Old v young an example; heading towards a roundabout that you can see traffic on all directions (ie no obstructions).
Young person- slows slightly, checks right and left as they approach, realise no traffic either direction so don’t have to slow down. This keeps the traffic flowing well.
Old person- tunnel vision, doesn’t check either direction. Stops dead, despite no traffic on roubdabout. Then checks left and right. Slows everything down. Needlessly.
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