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BMW Hits House

GrahamC230K said:
You didn't offend at all Ed. I've been your passenger after all, I believe everything you say about your driving!!

Cheeky s*d! :p

In my defence, I was drunk at the time....... :D :D
 
Flash said:
It would not surprise me if he/she did not have any insurance....
Flash

Driver was one Robert Kember. Did he have insurance?

Well ask his Dad, Steve Kember, former manager of Crystal Palace. Fired last season quite after string of losses culminating in a 5-0 defeat by Wigan I recall.

Oh dear.
 
Satch said:
Driver was one Robert Kember. Did he have insurance?

Well ask his Dad, Steve Kember, former manager of Crystal Palace. Fired last season quite after string of losses culminating in a 5-0 defeat by Wigan I recall.

Oh dear.


I guess that says it all then...

Cars just don't leave the road by themselves and end up embedded in houses... must have been a professioanl moran behind the wheel thinking his some "hot shot" Formula 1 driver.

Its a mircacle that the occupants of the house were not seriously injured or killed...

Flash
 
young drivers

It is true most young drivers in high powered cars can be tits, i am only a whipper snapper myself but at the age of 21 i built myself a kitcar with a sierra cosworth turbo motor in it with 300bhp and no weight(working every friday and sat night in a nightclub for two years am now manager!).

I am now 24 the car is even more powerful and im still alive, what happens is some young bloke with a minor interest in cars gets a good job decideds a M3 is a classy car to own (give me a c36 anyday)(we all know different dont we!! MB all the way) shows off to all his mates at how fast and how well he can drive it then crashed through someones house.

Now if he'd spent more time driving his M3 rather than playing golf (no disrespect to golf) he probably wouldnt have ended up killing someones house and sending insurance premiums up by a million % for young drivers it really annoys me that anyone can just go out and buy a stupidly high powered car and expect to be able to control it. the idea of driving courses for anything over 200bhp is a fantastic idea would stop alot of stupid drivers out there.

Still some corsa boy in his 1.6 gsthingy could still have ended up in the side of the house, you'd probably have seen all the bits of plastic he stuck on it on the lawn though as they fell off through mid air.


(Rant about boy racers over)

Mark
 
clk320markyboy said:
...... it really annoys me that anyone can just go out and buy a stupidly high powered car and expect to be able to control it. the idea of driving courses for anything over 200bhp is a fantastic idea would stop alot of stupid drivers out there.

Mark

Just wait 'til I'm Prime Minister :bannana: :bannana: :bannana:
 
Texas Judge

Didn't want to start a new thread, but maybe this Texas Judge has got the right idea.

BBC Link
 
PJH said:
Didn't want to start a new thread, but maybe this Texas Judge has got the right idea.

BBC Link

Sounds a good idea to me, although unfortunately the lowlife in this country would probably sue for breach of their human rights (obviously the rights of the people the kill, rob, assault, etc don't matter....)

Sorry, soap box moment over....
 
Sorry to be contraversial but I think it's a 5 Series not a 3. The back lights aren't right for a 3, they're too wide.

Nice James Bond move though with the car. :rolleyes:
 

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