Got lost again

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wally-to:
During my time on the *lorries" I had the fazed out experience on a number of occasions. :smiley: This did not really bother me a lot at the time as I always managed to get back to the yard or tipped no probs.

The thing is :frowning: :frowning: now that I have retired, I get dreams :unamused: It’s like all those boring bits that I could not be bothered with at the time, have come back to haunt me.

:angry: :angry: :angry:

Driving dreams :imp: Sometimes they include the 3 liter Essex and the Granny with 4 on the floor.

:smiley: :smiley: :smiley:

You dream of car engines? :sunglasses:

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the nodding donkey:

wally-to:
During my time on the *lorries" I had the fazed out experience on a number of occasions. :smiley: This did not really bother me a lot at the time as I always managed to get back to the yard or tipped no probs.

The thing is :frowning: :frowning: now that I have retired, I get dreams :unamused: It’s like all those boring bits that I could not be bothered with at the time, have come back to haunt me.

:angry: :angry: :angry:

Driving dreams :imp: Sometimes they include the 3 liter Essex and the Granny with 4 on the floor.

:smiley: :smiley: :smiley:

You dream of car engines? :sunglasses:

I was saying that moments of inattention may well come back and bite you in the ■■■.

Old Fords Never Die and with the help of Burton and Cozzie they still have a few fans.

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Worst i find is when ur travelling dwn a motorway look in your mirrors and not see a single vehicle

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