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STEED
03-08-06, 03:21 PM
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/uk_news/wales/north_west/4785686.stm

“Look everyone no hands”, “where did I put my false eyelashes”

Welcome to Dumb England. HANG ON this was in WALES :roll:
August
03-08-06, 03:52 PM
Awhile back I saw a guy up in Massachusetts simultaniously talking on a cellphone, reading a newspaper (layed out on the steering wheel) and peeling an orange in stop and go traffic on Rt128.
Kapitan
03-08-06, 04:37 PM
Ever seen some one write out a tacograph while driving sheesh that thing is ment to be in the lorry before it moves :o
STEED
03-08-06, 05:10 PM
Heck the roads are full of whacky drivers :huh:
Kapitan
03-08-06, 05:14 PM
Some one pulled out without looking once on my dad he wasnt best pleased with the dent that was put in the side of the car,
STEED
03-08-06, 05:37 PM
A little off subject this one I was the passenger in my mates car, parked in a car park I get out and this moron orders me to get a ticket pardon :huh: and he was very rude. :nope:
djdemo
03-11-06, 09:07 AM
what makes me sick, is not the fact she got a small fine... but that the Sun then paid her thousands of pounds to appear on their paper in a bikini, and talk about the 'sordid love affair' she is having.

Thus, along with chantel and others, the message is break the law and you will earn money and fame and be able to launch a career as a blonde girl who appears in the papers.

What should I be distressed by - the fact the papers do it, or the fact this is what British people want to read about?
Tchocky
03-11-06, 09:43 AM
on the 405, I saw a guy icing a cake.

honest truth
STEED
03-11-06, 10:24 AM
what makes me sick, is not the fact she got a small fine... but that the Sun then paid her thousands of pounds to appear on their paper in a bikini, and talk about the 'sordid love affair' she is having.

Thus, along with chantel and others, the message is break the law and you will earn money and fame and be able to launch a career as a blonde girl who appears in the papers.

What should I be distressed by - the fact the papers do it, or the fact this is what British people want to read about?

Got it in a Nut Shell :yep: