An Accident waiting to happen

Truly sorry, but I find these anecdotal horror stories to be just that: anecdotes. We've all heard or read them. There is never any evidence, it's all "take my word" bull****.

For heaven's sake, if you have a story to tell, take the numbers and TELL IT TO THE POLICE, and stop putting down people who are doing a job. It helps nothing but your ego, and who needs that?

Talk to the truckies. Learn what they do, or just learn.. Above all, don't judge all because of one. Grab a chance to at least sit in one when it's driving and learn. And don't judge us all from one experience, or one pathetic TV show. Most of us are professional, and most of us want to get home just as much as you. By all means, report the ones that don't.

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Originally Posted by Roverlord off road spares

Maybe it was the making of Wolf Creek 3!

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Steady on, Mario. The first one was OK, the second not so much, but can you see Mick Taylor in a LR??

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Originally Posted by johntins

TELL IT TO THE POLICE,

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why? was it a doughnut truck?

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Originally Posted by johntins

Steady on, Mario. The first one was OK, the second not so much, but can you see Mick Taylor in a LR??

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to quote mick: "She was good for months... until she lost her head! "

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Originally Posted by Eevo

why? was it a doughnut truck?

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Krispy Kreme haven't made it out there yet, I hope. I'm sure that you will help them in their endeavours though, eevo.

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Originally Posted by Eevo

to quote mick: "She was good for months... until she lost her head! "

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Was that " head on a stick"?

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Originally Posted by johntins

Was that " head on a stick"?

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i think so. been a while/

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Originally Posted by johntins

Was that " head on a stick"?

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Stops prisoners running away was the reason I think he said.

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Originally Posted by johntins

Was that " head on a stick"?

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A particularly nasty practice. As Mario says, it stops them running away. I thought you had seen Wolf Creek. If not, I don't recommend it, unless you have a strong stomach. It told a story that needed to be told in a way, at the time. Remember Peter Falconio? It was well done in it's way, and John Jarrett ( you may be of an age to remember him from PlaySchool - No offence, I don't know your age) was mesmerising as Mick Taylor.

i watch wolf creek while camping in wolf creek.
for those that dont know, the park allow farming, in particular, cows.

we had a cow wake us up at 5am. after having watched wolf creek we had the **** scared out of us. hahaha.