Reply With QuoteForced euthanasia. It's the only way
they shouldn't be allowed to drive, first off on Monday, someone (I'm blaming an old person as it was in morrison's car park) hit my car and cracked a large amount of paint work off the front wing and bent the metal out into the arch. On Thursday driving around 15mph though a busy road going into canterbury, some old bloke who had to be around 80 pulls out and hits the rear of my car, he didn't hit me that hard but still managed to push my bumper up into the wheel arch, put a nice big dent under the petrol cap and crack all of the paint where the bumper and panel meet, and he still accused me of speeding, i couldn't believe it. twice in less than 5 days, wat are the chances!
Forced euthanasia. It's the only way
lol, it was soooo tempting!
they should indded have retests.
XploitGT
i dont think so; as i wouldnt want to when i am their age if i live that long. but maybe a medical every 2 years after 70 or so to see if they are fit to drive. but there is an old guy down my road whos 90 odd and still drives an old beetle, he can parrallel park better than me
but unlucky to u twice in a week. insurance though? get whiplash?
All old people should be shot at birth.
if thats the case then he will be ok on a retest.Originally Posted by MartinGT
ive seen old ladies drive down the wrong side of theb road before completley oblivious to whats going on.
they think as they were driving before us they are the better drivers and know the rules of the road.
XploitGT
try living in eastbourne then, its not called gods waiting room fgor nothing...
true! as the standards are so much higer now i dont think he could pass the test but he is a good driver tho if you know what i mean. but i do know what you mean like, i had to overtake a lady doing 33 in a 60 earlier lol
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