40% of cars in the US are obese.
Who would do such a thing?
My Uncle
My Uncle Derek, who was the black sheep of the family for many reasons, persauded his brother (Uncle Doug) that as he was going to Australia as a Ā£10 Pom in the 60s that he wouldnāt need his licence anymore.
Derek then got the address changed and somewhere along the line managed to get the first name changed.
I donāt think Derek ever passed a driving test although he drove all his life.
My Dad knew a chap in Wrexham like that. Mid sixties, never even took a lesson I donāt think. Used to drive JCBs, small lorries and all sorts without any kind of qualifications. How he got away with it Iāve no idea.
Luck I suppose, in 50 years of driving I have been stopped once and that was in around 1974.
That looks as if itās crashed into a bollard on the left had side of the monoblock central reservation. Bollard lying on road just at the top of the bonnet.
Its parallel to the pavement and not obstructing either carriageway, good parking that is.
All joyrides must come to an end.
That was a lamp- post once! Mini AdventureĀ® gone wrongā¦
Needs a mahoosive 4x4 parked 2" from the driverās mirror
Or just any other car, reversed.
Iād like a step by step account of exactly what happened hereā¦
The miscreants took flight.
Well the chase certainly escalatedā¦
The puns here are descending to very low territory.