Definitely a Parent thing, my dad would not even attempt to use an iPad despite the fact that his 3 year old neice could use it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Geo_1875
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Definitely a Parent thing, my dad would not even attempt to use an iPad despite the fact that his 3 year old neice could use it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Geo_1875
It's not really a peave but I bought something from eBay this week and when it arrived it said on the box 'similar to as seen on TV' that's the worst marketing slogan I've ever seen.
They dropped it to 40 because of the folk slowing down to look at the new crossing being built.Quote:
Originally Posted by snooky
On a related topic though, I was heading home that way last night, two lanes of cars going 40 through the average speed camera zone, fair enough, the zone ends and the tube in the overtaking lane stays at 40, as does the tube in the inside lane. WTF?! It's a 70 road, either speed up or get out the overtaking lane.
I've a road near me that was a 60 (with no accidents for years), they then improved the safety of it by putting up street lights the whole length of it and then dropped the speed limit to 40!Quote:
Originally Posted by snooky
It's beyond comprehension.
Just reported 4 car accident on FR bridge. As one commenter said on the Fife's Jammers Website "How the frig can you crash on a dual carriageway going 40mph?"Quote:
Originally Posted by matty_f
I rest my earlier case. Nae problems when it was 50mph. :greengrin:
Is the limit 40 heading north but 50 heading south? Crossed it last weekend for the first time in ages and had a feeling the limits were different depending on direction.Quote:
Originally Posted by matty_f
Not particularly the schools, more the parents I don't like. :greengrinQuote:
Originally Posted by WeeRussell
People who think saying "Ooh Health and Safety!" is hilarious.
Folk that cheer in the pub when a glass is smashed 🙈🙈
Folk that clap when their plane lands. Grown adults off for a booze week in ****aluf or similar usually.Quote:
Originally Posted by IanM
Folk who only like one particular brand of beer/ale/whisky etc and try to look down on folk who drink something they consider inferior.
Folk that don't control their children on a flight.Quote:
Originally Posted by lyonhibs
I'm not talking about really young kids like babies or toddlers, if they start crying there's not much anyone can do. I mean older kids who's parents just seem to turn a blind eye to their brattish behaviour. I was on a flight last year where I had to endure this boy at about 9 or 10 booting the back of my seat for the entire journey. He was standing on the seat, shouting, leaning over me to piss about with my air con button, spitting juice at what I took to be his mum next to him and both she, and father predictably in full Celtic kit, just ignored it. I felt a bit bad at first as I though it may be a mental health problem but then I noticed the family friend child acting exactly the same way across the aisle.
Ok flights are boring and sitting still for 4 or 5 hours is crap for me never mind a child but at least try.
Folk who are basically lighting their cigarette as the take the step off the bus, before their foot has touched the pavement it's lit up. Can you not wait 3 more seconds? It has to be done immediately, so I'm walking through your smoke?
I once went to the pictures uears ago, thibk it was one of the older ones I toen dominion or cameo or something like that, any way wheb tbe picture was finished everyone started to clap. I was about 6 and me, my sister and step mum were all looking round confused. And I will ad the film was babe the ******g sheep.pig, deserved booed not clappedQuote:
Originally Posted by lyonhibs
'Babe the ****ing Sheep Pig' sounds like a great film. Get Tarantino on it, Samuel L Jackson as the farmer (playing Jules, after walking the earth/becoming a bum in Pulp Fiction, he tries his hand at sheep farming, little does he know that one cheeky little scamp of a pig, with a sheep fetish and tourettes, would change his life forever) I'd have Jemaine Clement voicing the pig. That's got classic written all over it. :greengrinQuote:
Originally Posted by Hibee87
Haha maybe its me who has touretts, I never even realised what contexr that sounded. ....bur I would pay good money to see Samuel L play a farner hunting sheep ****in pigsQuote:
Originally Posted by easty
Hmmm, a sheep/pig cross breed, that would be a tasty burger!Quote:
Originally Posted by easty
Yeah, 50mph southbound, 40 coming north.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hibs Class
I've not made up my mind if I admire or hate the average speed camera mavericks who just don't care about them and speed up the outside lane regardless.
Risk takers. I thought the speed camera averaged your speed from start to finish but apparently it's random cameras on the stretch that check your speed - not start to end.Quote:
Originally Posted by matty_f
Having said that has anyone ever been flashed in an average speed area? Maybe they're a prevention tool?
Judging by the movie title, it sounds like you may have been taken to the Jacey :wink:Quote:
Originally Posted by Hibee87
Aye, noticed that last night. I guess southbound travellers don't look at the new bridge construction.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hibs Class
The 50/40 is even dafter than making it 40mph both ways.
To add to the silliness, the traffic management clowns have a 50mph restriction on the M74 between Baillieston & Rutherglen.
Nothing being done at the Rutherglen end for 5 or 6 miles so why not leave it at 70? Naw, that wid be too sensible.
Think I'm going to explode when the 20 mph limit comes in to effect. That's just taking the piss imho.
Here's another numpty decision.Quote:
Originally Posted by #FromTheCapital
There's a trial period on the A9. HGV's are restricted to 50mph. (Everybody else can still drive up to 60mph).
What's happening? Miles of frustrated drivers stuck behind HGV's and looking for the first opportunity to overtake.
"Frustrated" is the key word here. Has the Traffic Department any common sense at all?
:brickwall
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They actually increased the long standing limits for HGV vehicles last year. Previously it was 40 for single carriageways and 50 for dual carriageways. Now it's 10 mph faster for both.Quote:
Originally Posted by snooky
I stand corrected. :greengrinQuote:
Originally Posted by marinello59
The average speed cameras on the forth bridge have signs saying "cameras under test" on them, so I'm not sure anyone will be getting tickets issued.
****! They're using them on trains now?Quote:
Originally Posted by peter douglas
They measure the time from camera to camera, using number playe recognition cameras, apparently. Nobody would get flashed by one.Quote:
Originally Posted by Danderhall Hibs
They probably would if they could get away with it.:greengrinQuote:
Originally Posted by Hibrandenburg
Men that call females wummin ! :rolleyes: