This was one from last week, I remain puzzled. http://www.youtube.com/v/OIEAs4Kjnp8&rel=1
Kim, you are very bad!
An old classic as I returned home from a Bank Holiday pootle with The Boy and Mrs. HallThe dulcet tones of a feckless itinerant in his automobile as he hollered "Get off and milk it". It filled me with a certain wossname.
Had a new one today:Filled-to-capacity chavmobile comes alongside as I'm proceeding at a respectable speed down the A441 towards Redditch, windows open. The full complement of chavs then proceed to bark (as in imitating the sound that dogs make) '22' at me in morse, before the car accelerates off to join the queue at the junction up ahead.I have no idea.
Quote from: Kim on 01 September, 2010, 11:26:23 pmHad a new one today:Filled-to-capacity chavmobile comes alongside as I'm proceeding at a respectable speed down the A441 towards Redditch, windows open. The full complement of chavs then proceed to bark (as in imitating the sound that dogs make) '22' at me in morse, before the car accelerates off to join the queue at the junction up ahead.I have no idea. Plodder, Rottenhat and I encountered something like this on the Mille Cymru. We were stopped at some temporary traffic lights in the depths of Cardiganshire, and the passenger of the car behind barked the whole time (several minutes) we were stopped. I fear I'm missing out on a (sub)cultural phenomenon.
The full complement of chavs then proceed to bark (as in imitating the sound that dogs make) '22' at me in morse, before the car accelerates off to join the queue at the junction up ahead.I have no idea.
Filled-to-capacity chavmobile comes alongside as I'm proceeding at a respectable speed down the A441 towards Redditch, windows open. The full complement of chavs then proceed to bark (as in imitating the sound that dogs make) '22' at me in morse, before the car accelerates off to join the queue at the junction up ahead.
Ah. It's possible they may have been delivering a rendition of the refrain of the song "Who let the dogs out?", which does contain two sets of five barks. So a childish insult to a female cyclist.
apart from one man in the back seat of a Scenic which passed me twice near Utah beach, he leant ridght out of the window and shouted a very vitriolic and angry few sentences at me both times (my French is not good enough to understand any of it); I was not even wearing any form of UK- identifiable gear.very odd and completely out of character for France
Were it not for the facts that a) I was working quite hard to keep up, and b) it would have been wholly inappropriate, I would have shouted back "So do I, but they're both spoken for."
Quote from: rower40 on 27 September, 2010, 04:08:27 pmWere it not for the facts that a) I was working quite hard to keep up, and b) it would have been wholly inappropriate, I would have shouted back "So do I, but they're both spoken for."
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