disco2shaun
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Ur right I wouldn't put it on a public forum and boast about it especially a thread devoted to this accident
Discovery Rear ended by a 56plate 3 series BMW
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khaos
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He'd have been sat there until the police came and I'd have made sure my car was looked at by the insurance too if it was me.
waldershelf
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You come boasting on here about it and now your insurance company will see this. They WILL see this..... I work in insurance and there are people designated to trawl for this info
Yes, and the cock in the BMW will be found entirely at fault.
Fair play, dont know why but I get this all the time, My old disco will not do 0-60 under 30mins. but they try to push me along. I know it wont be long until something like this happens to me. the only saving grace will be the only thing hurt will be his no claims has it will be a non fault TP Claim, full recovery.
wiltshire landyman
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serves the **** right for tailgating allow enough room to stop or end up with a fooked front end simples
Technically speaking you malisciously caused a road traffic accident. If he reports as such....
Stop talking ****, you making yourself look like a c**t again
How the fck can it be the disco driver fault ?? He didn't crash the daft tit behind him did :doh:
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Yup, because in this country we have so many spare policemen / women we don't know what to do with them, so, we get them to trawl through all the online car forums (and other forums) looking for people who have admitted doing an illegal act, then go and get a warrant to get the admin of the site to hand over all the details on that user, in the hope that they may actually have something which will identify them in the real world, then go round and arrest the person so they will eventually end up in our empty courts and be given a slap on the wrists.
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strange_days
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good effort that man
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I have a sneaky idea that it might be done automatically, by trolling for certain words or key phrases - lets face it - I cant see Google doing searches by hand - can you?
strange_days
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Totally agree, I often touch the brakes to scare people off, absolutely detest tailgating, downright dangerous and ignorant!
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switch in the brake lights. emergency stop. drive off.
strange_days
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You are completely wrong.
For a start, if you crash into the rear of another car you are at fault regardless of circumstance.
Second, he's not boasting about it. He's highlighting an event that happened, and the other driver was at fault, the op did nothing to bring on the accident.
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I can afford one and on multiple occassions have considered getting one for the sole purpose of smashing it to bits in front of as many BMW lovers as possible for my own personal ammusement
(I also thought i could charge a small fee to let other people join in... i'd bet i'd pay for the car 10 times over)
Ninja Haggis
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Bob-on with that thought MHM,
GCHQ (MI5 / MI6 ) 'listen' in on millions of phonecalls / e-mails / sms messages etc every week.
Certain 'key' words trigger the automation to alert a human to become involved.
I have unwittingly 'direct experience' of this happening... and the scale of how quickly this escalated in what was in reality a very innocent situation was extremely surprising.
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sounds like...
a' yu mite have just typed a couple.
b' its a story worth listening to
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chunkymunky
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Stop talking ****, you making yourself look like a c**t again
How the fck can it be the disco driver fault ?? He didn't crash the daft tit behind him did :doh:
again???
Merely saying by posting it might be construed otherwise.
kooky_guy
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Don't forget that the very act of being involved in an accident, regardless of fault, will taint your driving record (and therefore insurance renewal costs) for years afterwards.
Insurance companies really don't play fair.
I was in a hire car some time ago, stationary in a traffic jam when some stupid *(&^%$ crashed into the car behind me, pushing it into me and pushing me into the car in front (all of us with our brakes on.).
All the stupid bint had to say about it was 'Oops. I did exactly the same thing last week - this is courtesy car'. 5 years of loaded premiums I had to cough up because of that and my only connection with the whole incident was that I was physically there.
Insurance companies really don't play fair.
I was in a hire car some time ago, stationary in a traffic jam when some stupid *(&^%$ crashed into the car behind me, pushing it into me and pushing me into the car in front (all of us with our brakes on.).
All the stupid bint had to say about it was 'Oops. I did exactly the same thing last week - this is courtesy car'. 5 years of loaded premiums I had to cough up because of that and my only connection with the whole incident was that I was physically there.
BIGBENNY777
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feck id best not say on here then i just robbed a bank or two and just went an got some more guns and its all here at my house ohh and all the drugs i got to sell to
lol oh to mr copper i live at number 10 at downing street london .... see you soon 
