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"Here in my car", said 80s pop hero Gary Numan, "I feel safest of all". He obviously never shared the same stretch of road as me, then. Automotive tales of mirth and woe, please.
( , Thu 22 Apr 2010, 12:34)
"Here in my car", said 80s pop hero Gary Numan, "I feel safest of all". He obviously never shared the same stretch of road as me, then. Automotive tales of mirth and woe, please.
( , Thu 22 Apr 2010, 12:34)
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During the Big Freeze my sister (23) set off in her Ford Fiesta to see her friend who lived on the next hill. She'd only got a few metres from where she'd parked before she got stuck in the snow, so she phoned home for rescue. Mothership and Boy set off, and I stayed in to man the kettle (v. important job). The landline phone rang and I answered, the call appeared to be coming from my sister's pocket.
I heard the following:
"HOOT HOOTHOOT HOOOT WHAT THE FUCK ARE YOU DOING? I had no idea who you were, Mum! I thought you weren't going to stop!!"
"I'm coming to tow you out!"
"All I could see were some headlights coming straight towards me!"
"I couldn't hear you in the Land Rover, you know how noisy the engine is"
*indignant squabbling*
A third voice turns up, it's my brother, Boy, who's gritting the road with a barrowful of grit
"Matthew, COME OUT OF THE WAY"
"I'm just having a look..."
"GET OUT OF THE WAY! Muuuum! He won't listen!"
"Oh hello Jessie! Good dog. Do you want a biscuit? Good doggie"
Dad and Jess the dog have turned up to investigate. I cannot breathe because I am laughing so hard.
"First"
"Reverse?"
"No, FIRST"
*more bickering, squabbling, shouting*
Car is abandoned in road.
They eventually come through the door. I cannot talk, all I can do is point to the phone and say "pocket....Charlotte's phone..." and concentrate on trying to breathe.
Fun times.
( , Mon 26 Apr 2010, 14:43, Reply)
During the Big Freeze my sister (23) set off in her Ford Fiesta to see her friend who lived on the next hill. She'd only got a few metres from where she'd parked before she got stuck in the snow, so she phoned home for rescue. Mothership and Boy set off, and I stayed in to man the kettle (v. important job). The landline phone rang and I answered, the call appeared to be coming from my sister's pocket.
I heard the following:
"HOOT HOOTHOOT HOOOT WHAT THE FUCK ARE YOU DOING? I had no idea who you were, Mum! I thought you weren't going to stop!!"
"I'm coming to tow you out!"
"All I could see were some headlights coming straight towards me!"
"I couldn't hear you in the Land Rover, you know how noisy the engine is"
*indignant squabbling*
A third voice turns up, it's my brother, Boy, who's gritting the road with a barrowful of grit
"Matthew, COME OUT OF THE WAY"
"I'm just having a look..."
"GET OUT OF THE WAY! Muuuum! He won't listen!"
"Oh hello Jessie! Good dog. Do you want a biscuit? Good doggie"
Dad and Jess the dog have turned up to investigate. I cannot breathe because I am laughing so hard.
"First"
"Reverse?"
"No, FIRST"
*more bickering, squabbling, shouting*
Car is abandoned in road.
They eventually come through the door. I cannot talk, all I can do is point to the phone and say "pocket....Charlotte's phone..." and concentrate on trying to breathe.
Fun times.
( , Mon 26 Apr 2010, 14:43, Reply)
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