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( , Sun 1 Apr 2001, 1:00)
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An observation of people's behaviour
I had a van this weekend, as my car's off the road, and had a gig in Liverpool. Now, when I'm driving my car, and I overtake someone on the motorway, that's pretty much it.
But in the van, people in cars seemed to automatically speed up as I was overtaking them. Then sometimes they'd overtake me again, pull in front and slow down. All the time, I'd kept a constant speed. WTF?
Does it make your willy smaller if you're overtake by a van? Seems that some people think so.
Edit - TGB, no glue this weekend. I hadn't heard that myth though. Maybe that's why I enjoy sneezing so much...
( , Mon 15 Sep 2008, 10:50, 2 replies, latest was 16 years ago)
I had a van this weekend, as my car's off the road, and had a gig in Liverpool. Now, when I'm driving my car, and I overtake someone on the motorway, that's pretty much it.
But in the van, people in cars seemed to automatically speed up as I was overtaking them. Then sometimes they'd overtake me again, pull in front and slow down. All the time, I'd kept a constant speed. WTF?
Does it make your willy smaller if you're overtake by a van? Seems that some people think so.
Edit - TGB, no glue this weekend. I hadn't heard that myth though. Maybe that's why I enjoy sneezing so much...
( , Mon 15 Sep 2008, 10:50, 2 replies, latest was 16 years ago)
It's probably because
people see vans as big, heavy and slow-moving. If you're over-taking them they'd suddenly think, 'I'm obviously not going fast enough. Carruthers! We need more kittens in the furnace immediately.'
( , Mon 15 Sep 2008, 10:52, Reply)
people see vans as big, heavy and slow-moving. If you're over-taking them they'd suddenly think, 'I'm obviously not going fast enough. Carruthers! We need more kittens in the furnace immediately.'
( , Mon 15 Sep 2008, 10:52, Reply)
Yeah, but
this was a Renault Kangoo, not a Luton.
I was minding my own business, doing about 70mph in it. It's not like I was fannying about, nor haring on like a delivery man in a Merc Sprinter.
( , Mon 15 Sep 2008, 10:54, Reply)
this was a Renault Kangoo, not a Luton.
I was minding my own business, doing about 70mph in it. It's not like I was fannying about, nor haring on like a delivery man in a Merc Sprinter.
( , Mon 15 Sep 2008, 10:54, Reply)
See, that's your problem right there.
Everybody knows that the real speed limit is 90.
Unless there are police or speed cameras around.
( , Mon 15 Sep 2008, 10:56, Reply)
Everybody knows that the real speed limit is 90.
Unless there are police or speed cameras around.
( , Mon 15 Sep 2008, 10:56, Reply)
Out of interest
Was it mostly in England this happened, or Scotland too?
I find English drivers to be worse for this kind of thing generally.
( , Mon 15 Sep 2008, 10:53, Reply)
Was it mostly in England this happened, or Scotland too?
I find English drivers to be worse for this kind of thing generally.
( , Mon 15 Sep 2008, 10:53, Reply)
Mostly on the M6
in England. But it happened on the M74 and M80 too.
( , Mon 15 Sep 2008, 10:55, Reply)
in England. But it happened on the M74 and M80 too.
( , Mon 15 Sep 2008, 10:55, Reply)
I was up near Glasgow recently
and driving along the M8 there's a junction for the A8, which is written like text speak 'A8 M8' (say it to yourself in a mockney accent), so whenever we went passed it I said to myself, 'Yes I am, thank you very much for asking'.
( , Mon 15 Sep 2008, 10:59, Reply)
and driving along the M8 there's a junction for the A8, which is written like text speak 'A8 M8' (say it to yourself in a mockney accent), so whenever we went passed it I said to myself, 'Yes I am, thank you very much for asking'.
( , Mon 15 Sep 2008, 10:59, Reply)
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