8wheels:
No doubt there was another ferry that cut the first one up, braked and then buggered off without stopping. Shortly afterwards 500 asian’s came out holding their necks.
Quality 
i should have been on it, but had a can of invisible blue paint left, so gave the boat house doors a coat 
8wheels:
No doubt there was another ferry driver that cut the first one up, braked and then buggered off without stopping. .
That be the one who was ex SAS then ?
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Should have removed the gearbox magnet sooner 
stagedriver:
I heard a Stobart driver in a Tesco RDC mentioning that he had missed the boat by 15 minutes but I know that was rubbish because I was held up for 30 minutes at the front of the que and I ended up running out of time so they chalked off the entrance to the port so I could take a 45. There was no Stobart trucks in the que.
That’s because they’ve parked across the “tescos only” inbound lane. 
I only ever seem to end up on Pride of Great Britain every time I go. Must be pot luck.
Typical Eastern European. Not happy just side swiping cars now they are doing the same to ships. Maybe they should have picked up a fresnel lense from the Border Agency!!
the italian captain has a new job the other ship was just stopping him doing a lottery oops rollover 
Kerbdog:
Sea hardly looks choppy, nevermind rough !
Its the wind thats the problem, doesnt matter too much if its choppy in the bay.
I bet there will be a big claim in for whiplashes .Ferry prices up
Both ferries were not wearing high viz.
I was on 1015 dfds sailing on Norman Spirit out of Dover with family, took 3 hours to get across. Missus was in the front lounge staring out all the way, as they wouldn’t let anybody out on deck. She was so happy to get into Calais!
scaniason:
I was on 1015 dfds sailing on Norman Spirit out of Dover with family, took 3 hours to get across. Missus was in the front lounge staring out all the way, as they wouldn’t let anybody out on deck. She was so happy to get into Calais!
its not a bad old tub, better than the other one on calais crossing, the old barflure.
Glad we didn’t get that one then, the Norman spirit was a bit of an old dog, although several areas were redecorated during the crossing, glad I wasn’t having to do the cleanup! On the good side, mrs now wants to use the train when we go over in future 
I was on it crossing the Thames, woolwich ferry aint it? Captain pugwash was the master bater.
limeyphil:
this happened yesterday. lifeboats damaged.
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i guys i like to admit it the other car was in the dock so i took the wifes and the silly moo left it in gear