This one reminds me of a bump that a new start at my old work had a couple of years ago. He was sent out in a wee 14 tonner MAN. It was 11’ 7" tall. He drove through this bridge trying to get to Linlithgow Sports Centre. After he had drove all the way under it, he then called the depot to tell them he had “scuffed the lorry a wee bit”. They told him to continue with his run, which he did. Upon return to the depot, they found that you could see into the top of the box and it was completely buckled. Needless to say the vehicle was written off and the guy was promptly relieved of his duties.
Whoa , hold fast , why the long face ?
TNCSI putting the cart before the horse again i see
Did the sat-nag say " 1 furlong ahead - churn around when possible , you have pasture turning" ?
did the driver get his oats the night before if yes maybe lack of sleep if no maybe he was trotting home quicker to get said oats could have been worse he may have got porridge instead
HAIRYGORILLA:
did the driver get his oats the night before if yes maybe lack of sleep if no maybe he was trotting home quicker to get said oats could have been worse he may have got porridge instead
Oy, I resemble that remark!
Colin, I must say your avatar is quite disturbing - more so than Dave the Dipper’s.
HAIRYGORILLA:
did the driver get his oats the night before if yes maybe lack of sleep if no maybe he was trotting home quicker to get said oats could have been worse he may have got porridge instead
Oy, I resemble that remark!
Colin, I must say your avatar is quite disturbing - more so than Dave the Dipper’s.
Did that guy say “He never leaves an oat” of the horse, or was it misheard from “He never leaves a note”?
