People like you are people who make unfounded assumptions, dont read posts properly and consequently have a go at people but get it wrong. Alas, there are too many people like you on here these days.
Hope this helps.
Dinoventus you appear to be a very bitter man, is there anything you wish to share with the group? Maybe we can help you.
bigtruck:
Dinoventus you appear to be a very bitter man, is there anything you wish to share with the group? Maybe we can help you.
Am I missing something 
He hasn’t posted on this thread 
He has removed them.
SmashedCrabFace:
SmashedCrabFace:
I would be grateful if you could reveal the secret to “logging it in your mind and heading on to the next job” because I’m struggling with that if I’m honest and would appreciate your help.What a suprise; no reply from Wheel Nut. Just as I suspected, you’re all talk and not a lot else.
Well There you go then, the reason I haven’t replied is because I didn’t see it and in the main mostly ignore your posts.
However my first dead body was when I was 7 years old when a Blundell Permoglaze driver was catapulted out of his Leyland FG cab, he hit a post and the lorry hit him again. There was mixed paint in the drains and grass for many years after that. I am not sure if the red on the grass was paint or blood. I watched the accident happen and went over to see if I could help the lads from the local garage.
My next sighting of a dead body and a car crash was when the local darts team had left my fathers pub and had a head on crash with another vehicle, they were on the way to play and hadnt started drinking. I was with my father in the car and we both got out and I tripped over a bloke who I knew quite well, I wouldn’t have recognised him as half his head was missing. So from the age of 11 I had managed to put these things out of my head. There were 4 men killed in that crash and one is still quite ill after it, over 40 years ago.
What I do now is use self preservation and don’t drive like a prick!
Wheel Nut:
SmashedCrabFace:
SmashedCrabFace:
I would be grateful if you could reveal the secret to “logging it in your mind and heading on to the next job” because I’m struggling with that if I’m honest and would appreciate your help.What a suprise; no reply from Wheel Nut. Just as I suspected, you’re all talk and not a lot else.
Well There you go then, the reason I haven’t replied is because I didn’t see it and in the main mostly ignore your posts.
However my first dead body was when I was 7 years old when a Blundell Permoglaze driver was catapulted out of his Leyland FG cab, he hit a post and the lorry hit him again. There was mixed paint in the drains and grass for many years after that. I am not sure if the red on the grass was paint or blood. I watched the accident happen and went over to see if I could help the lads from the local garage.
My next sighting of a dead body and a car crash was when the local darts team had left my fathers pub and had a head on crash with another vehicle, they were on the way to play and hadnt started drinking. I was with my father in the car and we both got out and I tripped over a bloke who I knew quite well, I wouldn’t have recognised him as half his head was missing. So from the age of 11 I had managed to put these things out of my head. There were 4 men killed in that crash and one is still quite ill after it, over 40 years ago.
What I do now is use self preservation and don’t drive like a prick!
If thats true then my god you have been unlucky
bigtruck:
He has removed them.
No he didn’t they were removed by the Mod team because they were OT
( as any more petty argumentative posts will be ! )
SmashedCrabFace:
When I’m feeling down, I look at this picture of some kittens in some cups and it makes everything better. You should try it scanialady142, it will cheer you up and make you stay. Go on, have a look, what have you got to lose?
See. That’s better isn’t it?
Wouldn’t cheer me up if my coffee was in them cups and I when to pick it up and one of them poped out 
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Is that the door bell I hear ?