Let's have a grumble.......
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Well, this is a real grumble today.....
Husbands home today after being in a motorbike accident yesterday in London.
A car pulled right out in front of him and then stopped!
He has a cut leg and brushing to his thighs, broken collar bone and he's in a lot of pain.
Bikes a right off, he's lucky to be alive I suppose, however I feel that we got off lightly as he was supposed to be picking eldest son up (on the bike) from Euston Station later on that evening. That won't ever be happening again.
Me and the kids have just broke up from work and school for two weeks, most of which we were going to spend in London. Now it looks like I'll be playing nurse to a man who is more bothered about the fact that he won't be able to run the London Marathon, than he is about his injuries! Grrr!
Happy Easter!
Husbands home today after being in a motorbike accident yesterday in London.
A car pulled right out in front of him and then stopped!

He has a cut leg and brushing to his thighs, broken collar bone and he's in a lot of pain.
Bikes a right off, he's lucky to be alive I suppose, however I feel that we got off lightly as he was supposed to be picking eldest son up (on the bike) from Euston Station later on that evening. That won't ever be happening again.
Me and the kids have just broke up from work and school for two weeks, most of which we were going to spend in London. Now it looks like I'll be playing nurse to a man who is more bothered about the fact that he won't be able to run the London Marathon, than he is about his injuries! Grrr!
Happy Easter!

#200
Ouch! He's lucky his injuries weren't far worse. I had someone pull out in front of me recently too and then stop. Fortunately I was far enough away able to stop just in time. That's the only problem with motorcycle riding - we are so much more vulnerable in an accident. Hope he has a speedy recovery. 


I have to say, I hope he has a speedy recovery too, he's driving me bloody nuts!

#201
I hope he recovers quickly and you and the kids manage to get some holiday time in.
The only time my OH came off his bike was trying to catch up with me on mine! as mine was a 600 cc hornet and his was a super blackbird I've always been rather proud of that
#202
they always drive you nuts when they are ill!!
I hope he recovers quickly and you and the kids manage to get some holiday time in.
The only time my OH came off his bike was trying to catch up with me on mine! as mine was a 600 cc hornet and his was a super blackbird I've always been rather proud of that
I hope he recovers quickly and you and the kids manage to get some holiday time in.
The only time my OH came off his bike was trying to catch up with me on mine! as mine was a 600 cc hornet and his was a super blackbird I've always been rather proud of that

Aww thanks Asher!

Excellent story regarding the bikes. And so you should be proud
#203
My grumble is road trains, living semi rural I travel the great northern highway on a daily basis, along with many road trains
I never pull out in front of them as I appreciate thay are long heavy vehicles, that have taken a while to pick up speed, and would take a lot of breaking if I pulled out in front
So why the hell do they pull out in front of me?
Today I am travelling at just over 100ks, when this mother of f****r massive road train pulled out of petrol station, right in front of me, resulting in me having to slam on my break s!!
They do this all the time!
I never pull out in front of them as I appreciate thay are long heavy vehicles, that have taken a while to pick up speed, and would take a lot of breaking if I pulled out in front
So why the hell do they pull out in front of me?
Today I am travelling at just over 100ks, when this mother of f****r massive road train pulled out of petrol station, right in front of me, resulting in me having to slam on my break s!!
They do this all the time!
#204
My grumble is road trains, living semi rural I travel the great northern highway on a daily basis, along with many road trains
I never pull out in front of them as I appreciate thay are long heavy vehicles, that have taken a while to pick up speed, and would take a lot of breaking if I pulled out in front
So why the hell do they pull out in front of me?
Today I am travelling at just over 100ks, when this mother of f****r massive road train pulled out of petrol station, right in front of me, resulting in me having to slam on my break s!!
They do this all the time!
I never pull out in front of them as I appreciate thay are long heavy vehicles, that have taken a while to pick up speed, and would take a lot of breaking if I pulled out in front
So why the hell do they pull out in front of me?
Today I am travelling at just over 100ks, when this mother of f****r massive road train pulled out of petrol station, right in front of me, resulting in me having to slam on my break s!!
They do this all the time!
Most of the grumbles on here are to do with one vehicle or another.
#205
Nutters at the cinema, never had this problem before......
Went to watch 'Noah' last night with friends and our kids ( to escape the ever demanding husband, arrggggghhhhh! )
It was a full house and the last two remaining seats were next to my son, I was on the other side of him.
5 mins into the film a couple walked in rather noisily and made a fuss about where they had to sit ( which was next to my son, poor lad!) so that was that.
Half way through the film the bloke decided he needed to go out for whatever reason and started walking down the steps to the exit tunnel, but he walked straight past it and out of the fire exit!
A good 20 mins later he came back, through the normal door and walked back up into his seat and sat down. And then it started, the arguing, whispering at first, my son was so naffed off, so I offered to swap seats. The arguing got louder and people started to tell them to 'SHHHH!'
I didn't want to say a anything to them because they looked like a pair of nutters and I didn't want to end up in a battle with them, I was hoping that someone from the cinema might come in and escort them out, but that never happened.
Eventually he got up and walked out, about ten mins later at the bit in the film where Noah was thinking about killing two babies, she stood up and screamed. 'THAT WOULD NEVER HAPPEN IN THE BIBLE!!' Everyone of course turned around and looked our way. She then stood up and said, I'm sorry, I'm going to have to leave" and walked out.
I thought thank God (or Noah) for that!!
By the way it's a good film, slow start but gets better - minus the nutters!
Went to watch 'Noah' last night with friends and our kids ( to escape the ever demanding husband, arrggggghhhhh! )
It was a full house and the last two remaining seats were next to my son, I was on the other side of him.
5 mins into the film a couple walked in rather noisily and made a fuss about where they had to sit ( which was next to my son, poor lad!) so that was that.
Half way through the film the bloke decided he needed to go out for whatever reason and started walking down the steps to the exit tunnel, but he walked straight past it and out of the fire exit!

A good 20 mins later he came back, through the normal door and walked back up into his seat and sat down. And then it started, the arguing, whispering at first, my son was so naffed off, so I offered to swap seats. The arguing got louder and people started to tell them to 'SHHHH!'
I didn't want to say a anything to them because they looked like a pair of nutters and I didn't want to end up in a battle with them, I was hoping that someone from the cinema might come in and escort them out, but that never happened.
Eventually he got up and walked out, about ten mins later at the bit in the film where Noah was thinking about killing two babies, she stood up and screamed. 'THAT WOULD NEVER HAPPEN IN THE BIBLE!!' Everyone of course turned around and looked our way. She then stood up and said, I'm sorry, I'm going to have to leave" and walked out.
I thought thank God (or Noah) for that!!
By the way it's a good film, slow start but gets better - minus the nutters!
#206
Nutters at the cinema, never had this problem before......
Went to watch 'Noah' last night with friends and our kids ( to escape the ever demanding husband, arrggggghhhhh! )
It was a full house and the last two remaining seats were next to my son, I was on the other side of him.
5 mins into the film a couple walked in rather noisily and made a fuss about where they had to sit ( which was next to my son, poor lad!) so that was that.
Half way through the film the bloke decided he needed to go out for whatever reason and started walking down the steps to the exit tunnel, but he walked straight past it and out of the fire exit!
A good 20 mins later he came back, through the normal door and walked back up into his seat and sat down. And then it started, the arguing, whispering at first, my son was so naffed off, so I offered to swap seats. The arguing got louder and people started to tell them to 'SHHHH!'
I didn't want to say a anything to them because they looked like a pair of nutters and I didn't want to end up in a battle with them, I was hoping that someone from the cinema might come in and escort them out, but that never happened.
Eventually he got up and walked out, about ten mins later at the bit in the film where Noah was thinking about killing two babies, she stood up and screamed. 'THAT WOULD NEVER HAPPEN IN THE BIBLE!!' Everyone of course turned around and looked our way. She then stood up and said, I'm sorry, I'm going to have to leave" and walked out.
I thought thank God (or Noah) for that!!
By the way it's a good film, slow start but gets better - minus the nutters!
Went to watch 'Noah' last night with friends and our kids ( to escape the ever demanding husband, arrggggghhhhh! )
It was a full house and the last two remaining seats were next to my son, I was on the other side of him.
5 mins into the film a couple walked in rather noisily and made a fuss about where they had to sit ( which was next to my son, poor lad!) so that was that.
Half way through the film the bloke decided he needed to go out for whatever reason and started walking down the steps to the exit tunnel, but he walked straight past it and out of the fire exit!

A good 20 mins later he came back, through the normal door and walked back up into his seat and sat down. And then it started, the arguing, whispering at first, my son was so naffed off, so I offered to swap seats. The arguing got louder and people started to tell them to 'SHHHH!'
I didn't want to say a anything to them because they looked like a pair of nutters and I didn't want to end up in a battle with them, I was hoping that someone from the cinema might come in and escort them out, but that never happened.
Eventually he got up and walked out, about ten mins later at the bit in the film where Noah was thinking about killing two babies, she stood up and screamed. 'THAT WOULD NEVER HAPPEN IN THE BIBLE!!' Everyone of course turned around and looked our way. She then stood up and said, I'm sorry, I'm going to have to leave" and walked out.
I thought thank God (or Noah) for that!!
By the way it's a good film, slow start but gets better - minus the nutters!
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#209
Haha that's funny, reminds me of the time the gold class lounge was booked out and I had to slum it in the regular theatre! We had a nutter in there right behind us he was alone although he was sat right next to others because it was quite full and he laughed really really loudly all the way through the movie... It wasn't that funny, although the parts that were everyone else was laughing more because he was making us all laugh! True story 

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