As the title. All this crap about the sas being chalked off and driving trucks in the Olympics and going to a athletes party. Just why do fellow drivers bother?
Don’t listen.
Job done.
If only you knew what I did for a living
chester:
If only you knew what I did for a living
Still serving or out?
probably because they have nothing else in their lives, so they dream up a fantasy world, they tell the same story over, and over again, and in the end believe it themselves.
Or maybe they have to much time on there hands
What do you mean, I got my wheels chalked off only a week after I was chucked out of the SAS for being too hard.
The total and utter tosh that I’ve had to listen does my nut in. Why do these drivers do it? and who actually believes them?
mick.mh2racing:
What do you mean, I got my wheels chalked off only a week after I was chucked out of the SAS for being too hard.The total and utter tosh that I’ve had to listen does my nut in. Why do these drivers do it? and who actually believes them?
My Arse…
I listen to them as there my heros
It’s the tesco ones that do it for me, wouldn’t even call them lorry drivers…
it’s a drivers thing, it’s like coming on a truck forum and asking truckers why they speak so much {zb} and expecting them too tell you the truth in there answer
Is it not because they can
Only last week my wheels were chalked with pink chalk & nobody could come within 500 meter radius they also had to let me use their showers
Bull…shiners in all walks of life…not just drivers.
shytalk:
Bull…shiners in all walks of life…not just drivers.
This is true, but I think the main difference is in other jobs they tell the same people everyday until somebody tells them to [zb] off or everybody keeps away from them. A truck driver gets a new audience at every tip.
I once gave a goods in guy a lift after delivering a load of spuds to the factory on a Sunday night, as I was going past his house on the way home.
Anyway we stuck his battered old push bike on the catwalk of the bulker and proceeded to drive through Norwich. On the journey he proceeded to tell me he was actually a millionaire and married to a model, now of course his could all be true, but looking at the bloke it seemed unlikely especially as he was working on a Sunday for the overtime pay.
I am nearly a millionaire,
I have all the zero’s now all I want is the 1
shytalk:
mick.mh2racing:
What do you mean, I got my wheels chalked off only a week after I was chucked out of the SAS for being too hard.The total and utter tosh that I’ve had to listen does my nut in. Why do these drivers do it? and who actually believes them?
My Arse…
It’s true, police were there and everything. Old bill made the RDC keep all bays empty so I could have an undisturbed 9 off. Nearly bankrupted tesco/sainsbury/asda*
*delete as appropriate
Oh it’s the road wheels you chalk I did the steering wheel doh
Retired Old ■■■■:
Don’t listen.
Job done.
My approach exactly, some think I’m a miserable scrote but I can’t deal with the BS. Even when some driver is telling you for the 4th time why he arrived 5 minutes after his booking in time I pretend I’m asleep or read a book.
Every man, woman and child on the planet is issued with a box containing 15000 words on a daily basis, people who work in offices etc have no problem using all the issued words. Drivers however due to the nature of the job have to use short, very intense bursts of words, this is why sometimes the words come out in no particular order or contain any relevance to their surroundings.
Tis true, a bloke told me.
If the bloke that told you was in an RDC waiting room then it must be true, I’m convinced anyway.