RONNIE [ZB]ING PICKERING.
(He is a bare knuckle fighting athlete from Bransholm, who drives a Citroen Picasso and has a Mrs who looks like Thelma out of Scooby Doo).
I’m too old and too long in the tooth (whatever that actually means) to concern myself that much about other road users… may be a perfectly nice guy in general, but like too many people, stick a camera in their face on ‘reality’ telly and they take it as their 15 minutes of fame.
the nodding donkey:
chester:
What’s the average IQ of a lorry driver beckons.Double yours, and then some.
Can you prove that?
peirre:
He seems the type who is heading for a stress related heart attack
I don’t know, he seems very laid back in his criticism of other peoples driving skills, unlike this “professional” driver, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9On16AnBye0.
Reacting to other peoples stupidity may attract more trouble than the incident is worth, when you’ve been out on the road long enough and just about seen all the antics other drivers do, you learn to ignore it and just get on with the job in hand.
eagerbeaver:
I like him. He is the type of truck driver we need to start telling it as it is.
Yes,he’s just saying it as he sees it ! We all know that there are some total ■■■■■■■■■ out there,that don’t value their own lives.
Points to note: @ 30 seconds…very,very nasty,that one ! Brings the point home,that when driving your car,you are only moving around in a tin can ! and 2: @ about 2.45…what that fool was doing over there,in the outside lane,when there was no other traffic to overtake,just shows the mentality/inability to drive properly !.. Wasn’t expecting the car behind to be a cop car,was he ■■ lol.
andy_s:
I’m too old and too long in the tooth (whatever that actually means) to concern myself that much about other road users… may be a perfectly nice guy in general, but like too many people, stick a camera in their face on ‘reality’ telly and they take it as their 15 minutes of fame.
We call it “the observer effect”, where the simple act of observing something will change its behaviour. If you want to get really funky, quantum physics suggests that it’s actually the consciousness of the observer that affects the behaviour, but I don’t recall that ever being proven.
There you go, a little late night physics for a Monday night (whilst my desire to continue existing on this holographic plain, or in the matrix, slowly ebbs away here in palletways)