Labourer With A Death Wish.... I saved his life.
Feb 1st 2009, 4:19 pm
#61
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Re: Labourer With A Death Wish.... I saved his life.
I wasn't trying to impress anybody... I couldn't care less what you think either.
You say I spout so much sh*t? You weren't even there so you don't know what the facts are, your just assuming I am talking shit, fair enough assume that, do you really think I am going to lose any sleep over it?
I know what happened, I wasn't breaking any laws and my quick reactions saved someones life, so I don't have anything to defend.
Your all a bunch of f**king morons having a go at me for this, anyone else on here would have got praise for their actions.
You say I spout so much sh*t? You weren't even there so you don't know what the facts are, your just assuming I am talking shit, fair enough assume that, do you really think I am going to lose any sleep over it?
I know what happened, I wasn't breaking any laws and my quick reactions saved someones life, so I don't have anything to defend.
Your all a bunch of f**king morons having a go at me for this, anyone else on here would have got praise for their actions.
Feb 1st 2009, 4:28 pm
#62
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Re: Labourer With A Death Wish.... I saved his life.
Your main problem seems to me that, despite what you say, you are simply too eager to blow your own trumpet and tell everyone what a fantastic driver you are. It's not an endearing trait, just makes you sound like an ego-centric buffoon...which you are probably not in the flesh. The story would have been much better received if you had not added the ridiculous notion that you had saved a labourer's life rather than nearly caused his death by your fast driving. 100kph on an exit slip road and skid marks truly says it all!.
Feb 1st 2009, 4:48 pm
#63
100% British Beef
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Location: In A Field
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Re: Labourer With A Death Wish.... I saved his life.
Your main problem seems to me that, despite what you say, you are simply too eager to blow your own trumpet and tell everyone what a fantastic driver you are. It's not an endearing trait, just makes you sound like an ego-centric buffoon...which you are probably not in the flesh. The story would have been much better received if you had not added the ridiculous notion that you had saved a labourer's life rather than nearly caused his death by your fast driving. 100kph on an exit slip road and skid marks truly says it all!.
I did say I was slowing from 100kph so I was actually doing about 80kph, which as you know from previous threads is a considerable improvement from my past speeds. I have actually slowed down a lot and rarely go above 120kph now.
You know it makes sense.
Feb 1st 2009, 5:34 pm
#65
100% British Beef
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Re: Labourer With A Death Wish.... I saved his life.
Some excellent news, my friendYou know it makes sense.
Feb 1st 2009, 5:41 pm
#66
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Re: Labourer With A Death Wish.... I saved his life.
Yes, slow down in town...
Good boy, you got there in the end...
Good boy, you got there in the end...
