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Chris P.Bacon2025-10-31 01:05:13
Saw this bloke raw dogging his hamster just off of Glasgow services, AVOUD unless you want to be pegged
Saw this bloke raw dogging his hamster just off of Glasgow services, AVOUD unless you want to be pegged
X4 BBP
Keyboard warrior2025-10-31 00:27:53
I'll keep posting .. some reason my posts get deleted.
But this guy is a knob.. deserves what comes to him.
I'll keep posting .. some reason my posts get deleted.
But this guy is a knob.. deserves what comes to him.
EO18 LXN
2025-10-30 23:34:27
Pimp car often seen frequently around Empress Road, Southampton during evening hours
Pimp car often seen frequently around Empress Road, Southampton during evening hours
YG68 OMO
Van driver2025-10-23 21:57:49
Driver parked next to me in a Tesco I was say in my van and some how he managed to slam he door right open and bash my van didn’t apologise or acknowledge at all guy is very lucky was in work uniform and had a camera right over watching over where happened otherwise he would of got a slap rude guy and your wife’s gobby
Driver parked next to me in a Tesco I was say in my van and some how he managed to slam he door right open and bash my van didn’t apologise or acknowledge at all guy is very lucky was in work uniform and had a camera right over watching over where happened otherwise he would of got a slap rude guy and your wife’s gobby
OO00 OOO
2025-10-30 20:37:51
Of all the posts that get deleted off this site & this one is allowed to stay. WTF?
Of all the posts that get deleted off this site & this one is allowed to stay. WTF?
The driver failed to slow down and passed dangerously close to my dogs on a single-track road, missing one by less than 20 cm. They then accelerated away with no concern for safety.
According to the Highway Code (Rules 163 and 214), drivers must give “at least 2 metres of space” when passing pedestrians, horses, or cyclists, and reduce speed to ensure safety. On a single-track road, drivers are also expected to wait in a passing place or pause until the road is clear before proceeding.
If the driver had waited just a few seconds, there would have been a wider, safe section of road to pass. Instead, their actions showed a disregard for both the Highway Code and the safety of others using the road.