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Old Oct 7th 2011, 1:32 pm
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Originally Posted by pinkmcfarquhar
canadian drivers.
Originally Posted by Alan2005
Every single other road user.


I just learnt how to multi quote lol
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no cats eyes, miss them big time
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Originally Posted by Lorry1


I just learnt how to multi quote lol

"Never too late for an old dog to learn new tricks as they say"

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Morons that continue to use their mobile phones, whilst using the other hand to steer the wheel or play with themselves

I think this is a sensible use of time. Very little steering or attention is required on Canadian roads, particularly the 400 series ones, so one may as well telephone or email. The BlackBerry has been a great help in this regard as, prior to my having one, I had to balance a computer and that could be awkward. I think phoning and smoking while driving on ordinary roads is a bit much but, even then, so long as the driver's on a Canadian motorway, I don't think it's anything to get excited about.
Until that person in question runs down/kills a member of your family of course?
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Until that person in question runs down/kills a member of your family of course?
It's a curiously simplistic view of the world to think that people's opinions are shaped only by direct experience. I assume you don't approve of murder, though you haven't died at the hands of another. You routinely steal from others, I imagine you accept that you wouldn't stop if someone stole from you, so you should be able to see that opinions can derive from abstract thought.
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It's a curiously simplistic view of the world to think that people's opinions are shaped only by direct experience. I assume you don't approve of murder, though you haven't died at the hands of another. You routinely steal from others, I imagine you accept that you wouldn't stop if someone stole from you, so you should be able to see that opinions can derive from abstract thought.
We are back to the old tune again.....I just won another fiver here. You really need to grow a pair of brass ones and come up with another response
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"Never too late for an old dog to learn new tricks as they say"




Until that person in question runs down/kills a member of your family of course?
Are you calling me an old dog?
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Are you calling me an old dog?
Without knowing you....I'll put money on it that you are close to the image in your avatar ?
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Without knowing you....I'll put money on it that you are close to the image in your avatar ?
mhm well I have dark hair and slightly smaller breasts I have the feisty attitude though lol

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Brits who think they are so superior to everyone else on the road.
Damm I wanted to say that....
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mhm well I have dark hair and slightly smaller breasts I have the feisty attitude though lol
Wowzer.....Foward aren't you? Dark hair and brunettes always get 5 points right off the bat with most guys

Too much info about the knockers though
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Originally Posted by ultrarunner
Wowzer.....Foward aren't you? Dark hair and brunettes always get 5 points right off the bat with most guys

Too much info about the knockers though
She's from Berkshire, what did you expect, A class act
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Wowzer.....Foward aren't you? Dark hair and brunettes always get 5 points right off the bat with most guys

Too much info about the knockers though
sorry but u started it
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She's from Berkshire, what did you expect, A class act
whats wrong with Berkshire?

He started it! Just giving it back. Not like I asked if he wanted to look at them.
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whats wrong with Berkshire?

He started it! Just giving it back. Not like I asked if he wanted to look at them.
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Originally Posted by Lorry1
whats wrong with Berkshire?

He started it! Just giving it back. Not like I asked if he wanted to look at them.

*spits out tea*...Do you go round offering that? I like the mysterious factor of it all, makes things more interesting, unlike when it's right in yer face
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