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Driving to work yesterday I rounded a corner and saw a set of flashing lights ahead. About 300 yards of dead straight and flat road ahead. I could see it was hazard lights so I slowed up. There on the grass verge one side just into the hedge was a Pigout 306 or some such euro crap hatchback. The lights were still on so assuming it was a recent event I pulled up to see if they were OK. Sure enough the driver was still in it and promptly he jumped out, 'Are you OK?' I asked. From there things went downhill.

'I've managed to get it on the grass' he says displaying his complete understanding of the blindingly obvious. 'Can you give me a push?' he asks. Now I'm not the biggest bloke in the world, far from, which fair enough he wouldn't have been able to see. What I could see was that it'd take 3 or 4 prop forwards to get it out of the ditch the left side wheels were in. 'I don't think I'll come close to pushing that' I said. 'Could you give it a nudge with your car?'. 'Er No'. 'It'd only take a little nudge'. It would take a bloody big nudge if I could get in the ideal position, in the middle of that hedge - 'No. Are you alright?'. 'Oh go on, just a little nugde'. 'No. Now, are you OK and do you have a phone?'. 'Oh go on'. 'Bye'.

So there I left him at 06:00 in the morning, 4 miles from the nearest phone. Christ knows what level of incompetence it took to park there. There were floods that morning, but not there. He'd travelled 300 yards plus since the last corner and had another 100 to the next. What a nimrod. It's both amazing and a shame for humanity that people that dumb remember to breathe.

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#2 Post by HolgerS »

Everybodies life has it's meaning and these might be the future Darwin Award winners :lol:
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#3 Post by SprintMWU773V »

probably p155 from the night before. I would have given him a nudge but further into the hedge to serve him right.
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#4 Post by 1300dolly »

It makes me laugh when i get called to cars in ditches especially on dry stright roads which seems to happen a lot.
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#5 Post by 2F45T4U »

What kind of discount do I get with being signed up with you for break down cover Justyn? :D
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#6 Post by 1300dolly »

sorry Adam no discounts as i work for an independent compan (we do contract work for breakdown companys like the AA , greenflag ect, and the local plod),but if you are ever unlucky enough to be on my patch (when you come and collect davids V8 ) i will tow you off the motorway for free. 8)
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#7 Post by DavePoth »

Hmm. Did Adam's Project Stealth just become visible? :P
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