Thread: Gee some people are impatient GEEEZ

You're too nice Mario - I wouldn't have budged an inch...

Dip****s everywhere, that's why I've installed a camera in my work car recently as the standard of driving seems to be plummeting now.

Originally Posted by Homestar

You're too nice Mario - I wouldn't have budged an inch...

Dip****s everywhere, that's why I've installed a camera in my work car recently as the standard of driving seems to be plummeting now.

I could see him damaging my vehicle, I just don't know how he didn't , the last second of vid sees the back of his car doing a little kangeroo hop so he mounted something.

Oh .. I see the problem... Your rangey is WAY to nice. My battered POS .... everyone tends to avoid. It's obvious looking at the mud splatted sides that feature heaps of offroad pinstriping .... and big heavy (scratched) ARB front and rear bars... That I'm someone that isn't going to get overly concerned ( or move ) if they are stupid .... Now if he wound down the window and said "sorry mate ... that was pretty dumb of me" ... I'd give him a cheery wave and reverse up so he can get out. So much can be defused these days with an "oh ****, sorry" ... and a wave...

I''m sure I've done dumb things like that in the past too... when I was young and stupid

seeya,
Shane L.

Originally Posted by DoubleChevron

Oh .. I see the problem... Your rangey is WAY to nice. My battered POS .... everyone tends to avoid. It's obvious looking at the mud splatted sides that feature heaps of offroad pinstriping .... and big heavy (scratched) ARB front and rear bars... That I'm someone that isn't going to get overly concerned ( or move ) if they are stupid .... Now if he wound down the window and said "sorry mate ... that was pretty dumb of me" ... I'd give him a cheery wave and reverse up so he can get out. So much can be defused these days with an "oh ****, sorry" ... and a wave...

I''m sure I've done dumb things like that in the past too... when I was young and stupid

seeya,
Shane L.

Yep, I agree, I seem to be given more of a wide berth in my disco - it's old, mucky, lifted, got an ARB bar on the front and people seem to assume I don't care about it, so aren't keen on games of chicken.
My Defender on the other hand - silver, usually clean when in Melbourne, has one of Murray's nice bars on the front with DRLs, so it's not like it's invisible, is fair game for cutting up, pulling out on/in front of and generally seems to attract **** poor drivers.

I wonder if it's a perceived insurance thing?
The Defender is new-ish and so must be insured, so is fair game to act like a dick in front of in the knowledge that you could argue blame and might get some insurance pay out should the worst happen.
But the disco is old and so might not be, so it's not worth taking the risk tangling with??

You need one of those train horns to blow in his window.

Yeah what a dick.

Pussnut scumbags everywhere

All things aside, I am honestly starting to believe Zambesi silver is a hard colour to see for people, it's not the first time I have nearly been run in to at close range.
Maybe Zambesi Silver could be of benefit to the ADF, the troups can paint all their artillery in it instead of drab and sneak up to the enemy unseen.
I just don't know anymore seriously.