Harry Bloomfield verbally sodomised in
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. wrote :
seems this bit of fog has the numpties all excited, most drivers
round this way, bus and minibus drivers included (4x4's most
guilty) have decided that main beam and fog lights is the order
of the day. xenons and fogs. in a built up city with a bit of fog.

Especially the 4x4's, but we all know that brain cell removal is a part
of the 4x4 purchase. Bus drivers too, yet I thought they were given an
extra test so should know when front fogs were needed/permitted to be
used? Surely the bus drivers don't put them on as a fashion statement,
or perhaps they do?


So you have 372bn 4x4's? You must be rich.

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Phil Kyle™

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Father Kylesmas wrote:
Harry Bloomfield verbally sodomised in
:

. wrote :
seems this bit of fog has the numpties all excited, most drivers
round this way, bus and minibus drivers included (4x4's most
guilty) have decided that main beam and fog lights is the order
of the day. xenons and fogs. in a built up city with a bit of fog.

Especially the 4x4's, but we all know that brain cell removal is a part
of the 4x4 purchase. Bus drivers too, yet I thought they were given an
extra test so should know when front fogs were needed/permitted to be
used? Surely the bus drivers don't put them on as a fashion statement,
or perhaps they do?


So you have 372bn 4x4's? You must be rich.

--
Phil Kyle„¢

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h i
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S o n o
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most large bus companies now drive with dipped beam as standard 24/7
they maintain it it is a safety feature if other drivers can see the
lights they can see the bus
Its amazing how often after a collision the third party say they didnt
see the bus all 12 yards of it.

Father Kylesmas wrote:
Harry Bloomfield verbally sodomised in
:

. wrote :
seems this bit of fog has the numpties all excited, most drivers
round this way, bus and minibus drivers included (4x4's most
guilty) have decided that main beam and fog lights is the order
of the day. xenons and fogs. in a built up city with a bit of fog.

Especially the 4x4's, but we all know that brain cell removal is a part
of the 4x4 purchase. Bus drivers too, yet I thought they were given an
extra test so should know when front fogs were needed/permitted to be
used? Surely the bus drivers don't put them on as a fashion statement,
or perhaps they do?


So you have 372bn 4x4's? You must be rich.

--
Phil Kyle„¢

T
h i
i s
s l
f i l
S o n o
i u e n
g r s g

most large bus companies now drive with dipped beam as standard 24/7
they maintain it it is a safety feature if other drivers can see the
lights they can see the bus
Its amazing how often after a collision the third party say they didnt
see the bus all 12 yards of it.