Re: why i wish I still had a Land Rover

Even worse than that; I've took a Ford Focus to try to get to Oxford
this morning, (from Pembrokeshire) left at 5am and got back to Pembs at
half one after travelling the grand total of 58miles.

Spent most of the 8hours thinking about the Range Rover tucked up in
the warm. Got within 5 miles of home and we hadn't had any snow so I
thought i'd pop into work to "see the boys". Bad idea. The snow caught
up with me and took me another 2 hours to 6miles.

I have learnt that no matter how capable the driver / vehicle
combination you can only travel as fast as the worst driver / vehicle.

Can someone explain to me why people leave abandon their vehicles when
everyone else is moving?? Are these the same people that rush to the
shops to buy all the bread and milk?

Odd

Dave

....and [email protected] spake unto the tribes of Usenet, saying...

> Can someone explain to me why people leave abandon their vehicles when
> everyone else is moving?? Are these the same people that rush to the
> shops to buy all the bread and milk?
>
> Odd
>
> Dave

Were you listening to Radio Pembs? It was a complete hoot. There were
people phoning the radio station with traffic reports, and then someone
saying that they were in "Teskers" in "Harfrrd" and there was nothing left -
shelves cleaned out. Same in Milford, same in the Dock. Anyone would think
the snow was going to last eight months instead of the two hours it actually
did.

They abandon their vehicles because they are ****s. Pure and simple.

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Rich
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Tiggrr (V8 trialler)

On Friday 25 November 2005 21:04, [email protected] [[email protected]]
wrote in message <[email protected]>

> Can someone explain to me why people abandon their vehicles when
> everyone else is moving?? Are these the same people that rush to the
> shops to buy all the bread and milk?

They're the ones who need "Warning - this product contains nuts" on packs of
peanuts.

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S3 SWB Petrol Hard-top