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40 feck* hours man with 1 hours sleep! My sleep pattern has practically reversed!Il Pirate wrote:Verbal wrote:Today I'm angry at how I can be in a library for about forty hours and not have this f*cking essay done.
just apply yourself young man..............................................................lazy bastards these students
All done now though
"Young people, nowadays, imagine money is everything."
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The lights you have at the back, for fog.Dujon wrote:Am I misinterpreting something here? The first action seems to me to be counterproductive whilst the second makes no sense at all. Rear fogs?finlayson wrote:Today I am angry about.....
People who at the first wisp of mist whack full-beam on and rear fogs.
Was right all along
rear fogs - so that the people driving behind you can see you - not so that you can see behind you!Dujon wrote:Am I misinterpreting something here? The first action seems to me to be counterproductive whilst the second makes no sense at all. Rear fogs?finlayson wrote:Today I am angry about.....
People who at the first wisp of mist whack full-beam on and rear fogs.
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errrr not at midnight trust me!!!thebish wrote:indeed!Lord Kangana wrote:Besides, because water droplets will reflect light, putting fullbeam on in fog just means you'll see less of the road,not more.
(in fact it has been scientifically proven that it is better to turn your lights off completely in fog)
I meant "scientifically" - as it the special shiny scientific laboratory at L'Oreal, Paris!Hobinho wrote:errrr not at midnight trust me!!!thebish wrote:indeed!Lord Kangana wrote:Besides, because water droplets will reflect light, putting fullbeam on in fog just means you'll see less of the road,not more.
(in fact it has been scientifically proven that it is better to turn your lights off completely in fog)
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Some years back I drove through France to Spain. The amount of cars without dents or damages ( especially those little upside-down prams from Citroen) was almost a spotting job to pass the time. Must have had a lot of fog.thebish wrote:I meant "scientifically" - as it the special shiny scientific laboratory at L'Oreal, Paris!Hobinho wrote:errrr not at midnight trust me!!!thebish wrote:indeed!Lord Kangana wrote:Besides, because water droplets will reflect light, putting fullbeam on in fog just means you'll see less of the road,not more.
(in fact it has been scientifically proven that it is better to turn your lights off completely in fog)
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Beacause they're worth it!TANGODANCER wrote:Some years back I drove through France to Spain. The amount of cars without dents or damages ( especially those little upside-down prams from Citroen) was almost a spotting job to pass the time. Must have had a lot of fog.thebish wrote:I meant "scientifically" - as it the special shiny scientific laboratory at L'Oreal, Paris!Hobinho wrote:errrr not at midnight trust me!!!thebish wrote:indeed!Lord Kangana wrote:Besides, because water droplets will reflect light, putting fullbeam on in fog just means you'll see less of the road,not more.
(in fact it has been scientifically proven that it is better to turn your lights off completely in fog)
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Bruce Rioja wrote:Beacause they're worth it!TANGODANCER wrote:Some years back I drove through France to Spain. The amount of cars without dents or damages ( especially those little upside-down prams from Citroen) was almost a spotting job to pass the time. Must have had a lot of fog.thebish wrote:I meant "scientifically" - as it the special shiny scientific laboratory at L'Oreal, Paris!Hobinho wrote:errrr not at midnight trust me!!!thebish wrote: indeed!
(in fact it has been scientifically proven that it is better to turn your lights off completely in fog)
Si Deus pro nobis, quis contra nos?
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Some years back I drove through France to Spain. The amount of cars without dents or damages ( especially those little upside-down prams from Citroen) was almost a spotting job to pass the time. Must have had a lot of fog.
The French don't have such a precious attitude to their cars - in the main. My experience over there is that you can have a bit of a ding in a carpark - and many of them don't give much of a stuff about the odd dent or two - will simply shrug their shoulders... the same if they ding your car as they pass - nowt to get worked up about....
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Garlic shrug?thebish wrote:TANGODANCER wrote:
Some years back I drove through France to Spain. The amount of cars without dents or damages ( especially those little upside-down prams from Citroen) was almost a spotting job to pass the time. Must have had a lot of fog.
The French don't have such a precious attitude to their cars - in the main. My experience over there is that you can have a bit of a ding in a carpark - and many of them don't give much of a stuff about the odd dent or two - will simply shrug their shoulders... the same if they ding your car as they pass - nowt to get worked up about....
Si Deus pro nobis, quis contra nos?
ayeTANGODANCER wrote:Garlic shrug?thebish wrote:TANGODANCER wrote:
Some years back I drove through France to Spain. The amount of cars without dents or damages ( especially those little upside-down prams from Citroen) was almost a spotting job to pass the time. Must have had a lot of fog.
The French don't have such a precious attitude to their cars - in the main. My experience over there is that you can have a bit of a ding in a carpark - and many of them don't give much of a stuff about the odd dent or two - will simply shrug their shoulders... the same if they ding your car as they pass - nowt to get worked up about....
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