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Most car drivers are quite courteous tbh, but once again, there are an element out there of bike haters for whatever reasons.
This 'incident' happened around 4 years ago and if it's any conciliation it was only a knackered old Nissan, still doesn't make it the right thing to do I admit !!
I'm going to leave it there as I think I've said enough lol

Fags or littering other stuff, both intolerrable. Almost caught one dumping their entire MacDonalds remains in my garden but I just could not get their number plate (I was almost a candidate for the Olympics doing the 100 meters in 10 seconds ).

Time for one of them there ar.drones on Quick Reaction Alert then.......you've got a hangar (well garage) to deploy it from (cue 633 Squadron music)?

Running in wellies is not easy either

[quote=""pvr""]Fags or littering other stuff, both intolerrable. Almost caught one dumping their entire MacDonalds remains in my garden but I just could not get their number plate (I was almost a candidate for the Olympics doing the 100 meters in 10 seconds ).[/quote]

A few years ago I caught a guy and his wife sitting in their car outside the main door to my old office in Telford eating a McD's (they had just been to the cashpoint which was next to the entrance) ,I had popped down to my car on my lunchbreak to grab my iPod to put some more music on it.

I saw the guy open his door and just place the brown bag on the floor, complete with empty drink and empty boxes. He did it as casual as you like.

I was actually fuming and couldn't resist knocking on his window. When he put the window down I asked "your not going to leave that there are you mate?" and he sheepishly replied "...I was going to yeah.."

I said "well, would you mind picking it up, because this is my office infront of you, we have visitors here every day and if you don't pick it up, it means that I will have to pick your rubbish up off the floor and put it in the bin myself, and why should I?"

He didn't say a word, opened his door, picked it up and drove off looking very pissed off and embarrased (as did his wife).

I was only 22 at the time and the guy was at least 40 sitting in his crappy old Vauxhall Cavalier. That was the first time I 'really' felt like an adult, i enjoyed my first taste of Street Justice!

The guy almost certainly threw it out of the window 100 yards down the road, but I was still proud I did my bit!

took the post out ian, what i was is someone last night wrote the exact as what i had wrote (i copied it) but they did it slating car drivers and saying the forum was full of biker haters! so i reversed it for a laff!! but he seems to of deleted it

Hmm, ever wished you kept your mouth shut ! lol

[quote=""pvr""]Running in wellies is not easy either [/quote]

Did you trip over the sheep!?!

No, but she was annoyed I left her alone

(I am not in Wales by the way )

amended it ian!!! look above!!