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  1. 7th June 2018, 03:50 PM #11
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    Quote Originally Posted by Homestar View Post
    Pfffft - I wouldn't be half the man I am without being able to eat a Big Mac with one hand while drinking a thick shake in the other while doing 100 down the road... hang on... hmmm....
    Ur not telling us that u have feet like a monkey to hold the steering wheel are you??Feeling a bit peckish on the go? Feeling a bit peckish on the go? Feeling a bit peckish on the go? Feeling a bit peckish on the go?
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    So is it legal to drive using one hand only on the wheel? If it is then why does it matter what is in the other hand (not mobiles)
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    Quote Originally Posted by jx2mad View Post
    So is it legal to drive using one hand only on the wheel? If it is then why does it matter what is in the other hand (not mobiles)
    Im not touching your hands, i have a fair idea what they have been holding :-B
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    The Cook always knocks up sarnies for munching on the open road when we're off on a trip. Cuts them triangular for easy holding. I watch the road ahead before taking a bite or having a swig from a bottle of water. Never do it on metro roads as there really isn't any need to.
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    Quote Originally Posted by jx2mad View Post
    So is it legal to drive using one hand only on the wheel? If it is then why does it matter what is in the other hand (not mobiles)
    It must be legal in NT, as I thought they gave directions such as " Drive for 3 stubbies till you cross a river then 2 stubbies after that you'll come to a crossroads, turn left...."
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    Quote Originally Posted by 67hardtop View Post
    Ur not telling us that u have feet like a monkey to hold the steering wheel are you??Feeling a bit peckish on the go? Feeling a bit peckish on the go? Feeling a bit peckish on the go? Feeling a bit peckish on the go?
    Nope. He's a clever ...
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    Quote Originally Posted by RANDLOVER View Post
    It must be legal in NT, as I thought they gave directions such as " Drive for 3 stubbies till you cross a river then 2 stubbies after that you'll come to a crossroads, turn left...."
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    Quote Originally Posted by RANDLOVER View Post
    It must be legal in NT, as I thought they gave directions such as " Drive for 3 stubbies till you cross a river then 2 stubbies after that you'll come to a crossroads, turn left...."
    Remember the old adage, a steak in every can ? Well in this case you are not only rehydrating, but nourishing yourself. I find that the liquid steaks are quite tasty tonite 😀
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    I've been known to eat from Miss India while driving, but it requires some special skills (and a large napkin).
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