yobit eobot.com

Announcement

Collapse
No announcement yet.

why?

Collapse
X
 
  • Filter
  • Time
  • Show
Clear All
new posts

  • Helen
    replied
    it isn't all about people not knowing how to drive... i been driving 25 years and when i tried the very steep , ice sheet that is my road with cars parked both sides and one opposite the T junction at the bottom, my bum quivered let me tell you...

    did i laugh at the people who abandoned their cars at the bottom? no, i applauded them for being sensible, leaving it there rather than trying the hill, getting stuck and abandoning halfway or worse, smashing into some other innocent who had left their car at home...

    Leave a comment:


  • Nostromo
    replied
    Originally posted by Smego2 View Post

    Well we have been out all last night and all this morning helping pull people out and get them home!
    Doesn't seem to matter how much it has snowed around here, i just cant seem to find anyone struggling enough to help. How dull.
    Saw a bloke out of my landing window in the cemetary who had got stuck at 90 degrees to the road but by the time i got round there a load of people had turned up and pushed him out. Spoil sports.
    We must have too much grit around here and not enough snow.

    Leave a comment:


  • Smego2
    replied
    Apparently it has nothing to do with tyres or driving too fast it purely due to the council not gritting the roads enough, it must be purely their fault.

    Well we have been out all last night and all this morning helping pull people out and get them home!

    Leave a comment:


  • Nostromo
    replied
    so what, you had lessons

    Leave a comment:


  • slobodan
    replied
    You had lunch!!!!!

    Leave a comment:


  • Nostromo
    replied
    Originally posted by slobodan View Post
    hhaha, My walk to school was 30 miles, uphill both ways.
    Only 30 miles, ours was 50, cross country. We had to wade across a river half way there which was lucky as we needed somewhere to catch our lunch on the way. Then we had to sacrifice someone to lay across the quicksand to form a bridge. It was so cold we used to rub nettles on our hands and feet just so we could feel something. By the time we got there school was closed. Didn't learn much at school.

    Leave a comment:


  • slobodan
    replied
    Originally posted by Nostromo View Post
    Yeah Yeah and we had to get up half an hour before we went to bed and work 25 hours a day..............sorry Calos, couldn't resist.
    hhaha, My walk to school was 30 miles, uphill both ways.

    Leave a comment:


  • Nostromo
    replied
    Originally posted by Calos View Post

    I'm fighting the urge not to quote monty phython here.

    peace
    cal
    Originally posted by slobodan View Post
    Wellies? snob!

    I had plastic bags round me shoes.
    Yeah Yeah and we had to get up half an hour before we went to bed and work 25 hours a day..............sorry Calos, couldn't resist.

    Leave a comment:


  • slobodan
    replied
    Wellies? snob!

    I had plastic bags round me shoes.

    Leave a comment:


  • Nostromo
    replied
    Originally posted by stormforce View Post
    Mark your matrix should be with you Thursday via TNT
    Cheers Richard, just ignore the email I sent you.
    Sent you an email then logged onto forum.
    must get my priorities right in future.

    Just driven to Manchesgter and back from Preston.
    Manchester have taken the day off again (soft sods) and it was the easiest i have ever got there. Straight through the 60/61 juction without even having to slow down(usual delay 20 mins).
    I was 35 minutes early, the bloke I was meeting who lives in Manchester was 15 minutes late. I appoligised for being so early as I had been mis-informed that driving conditions where diffficult due to the snow.
    Think I would have gone anyway whatever the conditions just for fun.

    Remember the red welts very well, we used to turn our socks over the top of our wellies to keep them up, it never worked though. Remember getting ice build up on the strap of your duffel coat hood as well. Oooh not to mention balaclarva's. No self respecting youth would be seen dead in that get up these days, hoody and trainers, thats what you need in this whether.
    Last edited by Nostromo; 6 January 2010, 12:57.

    Leave a comment:


  • KERRSURF
    replied
    Originally posted by shirley53 View Post
    people are driving too fast for the road conditions....this is the first time i have been out in the snow with my hilux....thought i did pretty good..i was given some really good driving tips from my sister's partner who has years of driving in Canada

    i remember the old days with lots of snow, walking to school in my wellies , frozen feet stick in my mind.....oh and red welts on my legs with the wellies rubbing....
    Reminded me of the joke about the midget woman who goes to doc's with a severe irritation of the lady bits.
    midget "It;s really sore doc, can you help"

    doc "walk around the room for me"

    doc "Ah I see, stand still for a second"

    doc gets his scissors SNIP...SNIP...SNIP...

    doc "Any better when you walk?"

    midget "Oh doctor thats fantastic, your a genius!"

    doc "not really madam, I just cut an inch off of your wellies"

    Leave a comment:


  • shirley53
    replied
    people are driving too fast for the road conditions....this is the first time i have been out in the snow with my hilux....thought i did pretty good..i was given some really good driving tips from my sister's partner who has years of driving in Canada

    i remember the old days with lots of snow, walking to school in my wellies , frozen feet stick in my mind.....oh and red welts on my legs with the wellies rubbing....

    Leave a comment:


  • Bibs
    replied
    Originally posted by BUSHWHACKER View Post
    You should have worn different shoes then, stillettos are useless in snow.
    Lol - knew I was doin' something wrong.

    Leave a comment:


  • BUSHWHACKER
    replied
    Originally posted by Bibs View Post
    Well it just took me 3 hours to do a 20 min journey - sheer hell. Snow on black ice an no fun at all. Back end steppin out all over the place an strugglin for grip on any slight incline. Dropped 3 inches in the space of hour an ground the region to a halt - no fun at all.
    You should have worn different shoes then, stillettos are useless in snow.

    Leave a comment:


  • Bibs
    replied
    Well it just took me 3 hours to do a 20 min journey - sheer hell. Snow on black ice an no fun at all. Back end steppin out all over the place an strugglin for grip on any slight incline. Dropped 3 inches in the space of hour an ground the region to a halt - no fun at all.

    Leave a comment:

Working...
X