Thread: Unacceptable behaviour

I don't think the victim is a tool either. I usually do the same thing, but really you should just sigh and get on with it.

Originally Posted by Mick_Marsh

Honestly, I don't see the problem.


Oh, I get it now. You interstaters weren't taught how to correctly drive in Melbourne.
Learner driver caught doing burnouts with mother in car while drunk in Mornington, Victoria - ABC News (Australian Broadcasting Corporation)

That's a relief. I thought they all had wing nut ears and wore bowling hats.

Originally Posted by Mick_Marsh

Honestly, I don't see the problem.


Oh, I get it now. You interstaters weren't taught how to correctly drive in Melbourne.
Learner driver caught doing burnouts with mother in car while drunk in Mornington, Victoria - ABC News (Australian Broadcasting Corporation)

Well, it is Mornington after all . I grew up there, great place it used to be, but obviously the visitors leave a bit to be desired

I think what's really annoying about this type of stuff Craig, is as you say, people think they can do anything.
I don't see why we can't have more cops on the road especially at peak hour times. Maybe if a few more were caught driving badly, some of the others might pick up their socks.
I had a dashcam in the car, but being cheap it broke, and as happens, whenever it was on, nothing happened.
Every morning we get knobs running through the servo on a corner, so their actually taking the long way around, but they can get out onto the road quicker. These guys just stuff it up for everybody else. So a corner that would take say 3-5 mins to get around, can take anything up to at least 10 mins

Originally Posted by Ausfree

Yes, I think a stint in jail is called for here plus he needs help to control his anger management issues!!

Or even gaol!

Originally Posted by Ausfree

Yes, I think a stint in jail is called for here plus he needs help to control his anger management issues!!

Originally Posted by p38arover

Or even gaol!

Are not both equally acceptable?

My wife ran a competition every day, driving to work. The winner got her award:

DORK of the DAY.

Its best to plan for them, make it a game, and leave them alone.

As far as stupid behaviour - such as that person stuck in the intersection and working out where they were - perhaps that person was ill, confused, under stress - who knows??? Just give them the cherished "Dork" award, and be thankful you left a bit early. Its the best way to get around traffic issues.

I play the game as well. Today I gave up before making the second drop after leaving the depot. Too many idiots out there, devoted my efforts on concentrating how not to get hits by these fools.