shmmeee
Well-Known Member
Always means one of them is super paranoid in my experience.
Not sure if it still happens (I got rid of it ages ago) but couples who share a Facebook profile are a special kind of dickhead.
Actually it's probably a low-level symptom of a wider pattern of controlling and coercive behaviour. What else does one partner insist they share? Do they exert control over the over partner's money and spending of household income, I wonder?Always means one of them is super paranoid in my experience.
Is that you doing 20 on the A444 holding everybody up then wondering why people undertake?Impatient drivers, and undercutting on duel carriageways and motorways fucking imbeciles, dangerous and reckless
Is that you doing 20 on the A444 holding everybody up then wondering why people undertake?
That'll be meHaha nah don't travel that way, but suppose your the c**t who undertakes thou
That'll be me
I love Sainsburys. Keeps the riff raff out of Waitrose.Sainsbury's. Posh bastard.
Haha nah don't travel that way, but suppose your the c**t who undertakes thou
Haha nah don't travel that way, but suppose your the c**t who undertakes thou
Im not defending undertaking, but if you’re in the outside lane and not overtaking anyone you’re in the wrong and causing the problem.
Most days yeah. Same as people in the outside lane on the motorway doing 60.
Much more dangerous to be doing that than me safely undertaking.
Love it when the knobs driving with their face touching the windscreen at a snail's pace holding everybody up are also totally oblivious to their surroundings. Then start waving their hands about if somebody undertakes them.
Im not defending undertaking, but if you’re in the outside lane and not overtaking anyone you’re in the wrong and causing the problem.
Hmm ... etiquette?
The police will do you for careless driving or driving without due care and attention if you fail to follow the Highway Code "You should always drive in the left-hand lane when the road ahead is clear".
Bit more of a rule than etiquette. The problem is that people think it IS etiquette!
Hang on, who said anything about not overtaking and going slowly, I'm speaking on behalf of my experience. But never mind stick to the rules of the road and we'll be fine ehh
My wife makes another entry - sitting in a nice restaurant she sees another diner getting a bigger glass of wine than her and then someone getting more vege - it’s fomo to the nth degree - drives me bonkers and she stops enjoying herself aaaaargh
I must be very lucky!My significant other always comments on the portions of the bloke in front of me at a carvery.
"He's got more meat than you" they always say (always!).
Last night the bloke in front was a vegetarian.
Partners eh!
My wife’s a veggie. Unfortunately for me she won’t handle my meat!My significant other always comments on the portions of the bloke in front of me at a carvery.
"He's got more meat than you" they always say (always!).
Last night the bloke in front was a vegetarian.
Partners eh!
try painting it Orange to make it look like a carrotMy wife’s a veggie. Unfortunately for me she won’t handle my meat!
Veggie sausage isn’t it ?My wife’s a veggie. Unfortunately for me she won’t handle my meat!
Just the extant ones? Or all of them, ever?Italian women, twats, every last one of them.
Most days yeah. Same as people in the outside lane on the motorway doing 60.
Much more dangerous to be doing that than me safely undertaking.
Love it when the knobs driving with their face touching the windscreen at a snail's pace holding everybody up are also totally oblivious to their surroundings. Then start waving their hands about if somebody undertakes them.
Hmm ... etiquette?
The police will do you for careless driving or driving without due care and attention if you fail to follow the Highway Code "You should always drive in the left-hand lane when the road ahead is clear".
Bit more of a rule than etiquette. The problem is that people think it IS etiquette!
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