Graffiti on N1

IceCreamMan · 2011-10-03T14:04:40+00:00

Anyone seen it. it tickles my funny bone big time.next time i go there i take a pic. there is normally a metro with a camera hiding behind the pillars , some bright lad took a tin of spray paint and sprayed the word asshole with arrows pointing to where the metro sits... i cackled like a school kid yesterday on my way home

deefstes

StephenG wrote
deefstes wrote
StephenG wrote
deefstes wrote
StephenG wrote the problem with Ou Kaapse Weg was like on monday morning when some moron dipwad thought 80km/h was the AVERAGE speed limit applied to the road... so on the straight he floored it to 140km/h so we could not over take him, but at each corner he quiet literally slowed down to 20km/h to do the bends... backing everyone up behind him again..

luckily i was on the bike so managed to overtake him in a corner, then sat in front of him on the straights to slow him down on purpose....
And I thought the bad (and spiteful) drivers are in Gauteng. Seemingly I was wrong.
he had GP plates.

so re-enforces everything we say down here about gauteng drivers.
And the spiteful motorcycle driver who overtook him and then deliberately slowed him down? What number plates did he have?
those were clearly mine - CA and proud of it - and done in the interest of public safety... just another benevolent act on my part.... no spite involved at all.

Aha, so in CT, two wrongs make a right, the public become enforcers of the law and that doesn't lead to road rage at all...

You may think that you slowed him down in the interest of public safety but all you did was to enrage an already idiotic driver even further. When you finally relented your selfless task of enforcing the law, he was even later for his appointment or whatever it was that he was in such a hurry for and for all you know he sped off at even greater speed and caused a massive accident a few minutes later.

StephenG

deefstes wrote
StephenG wrote
deefstes wrote
StephenG wrote
deefstes wrote
StephenG wrote the problem with Ou Kaapse Weg was like on monday morning when some moron dipwad thought 80km/h was the AVERAGE speed limit applied to the road... so on the straight he floored it to 140km/h so we could not over take him, but at each corner he quiet literally slowed down to 20km/h to do the bends... backing everyone up behind him again..

luckily i was on the bike so managed to overtake him in a corner, then sat in front of him on the straights to slow him down on purpose....
And I thought the bad (and spiteful) drivers are in Gauteng. Seemingly I was wrong.
he had GP plates.

so re-enforces everything we say down here about gauteng drivers.
And the spiteful motorcycle driver who overtook him and then deliberately slowed him down? What number plates did he have?
those were clearly mine - CA and proud of it - and done in the interest of public safety... just another benevolent act on my part.... no spite involved at all.

Aha, so in CT, two wrongs make a right, the public become enforcers of the law and that doesn't lead to road rage at all...

You may think that you slowed him down in the interest of public safety but all you did was to enrage an already idiotic driver even further. When you finally relented your selfless task of enforcing the law, he was even later for his appointment or whatever it was that he was in such a hurry for and for all you know he sped off at even greater speed and caused a massive accident a few minutes later.

oh stop stop deefstes, you making my sides hurt...you're such a funny monkey.... wahahahaha..

and no, 2 wrongs dont make a right - in particualr as i wasn't in the worng.. i got in front and travelled at the speed limit of 80km/h... he was more than welcome to overtake me... but then you knew that of course as you were there by the sounds of it... ?

singemonkey

StephenG wrote and no, 2 wrongs dont make a right - in particualr as i wasn't in the worng.. i got in front and travelled at the speed limit of 80km/h... he was more than welcome to overtake me... ?

This. I reject the notion that we should appease A-holes on the road by avoiding perfectly legal activities. If I drive at 120km/h in the fast lane, and some young, upwardly mobile advertising employee with a thing for German sedans and a lack of respect for his fellow citizens (it's almost inevitably the young white male in the German sedan) flashes his lights at me (feeling that I'm obliged to assist him in breaking the law and putting his fellow citizens at risk) I have no issue whatever in letting my foot off the gas.

Much in the same way in which I wouldn't tolerate someone pushing into my banking queue (and that's not even illegal) because the possibility exists that he might be a criminal without self-restraint.

StephenG, I'd avoid getting personal. Too many useful discussions end up eviscerated by the mods because the argument deteriorated.

StephenG

singemonkey wrote
This. I reject the notion that we should appease A-holes on the road by avoiding perfectly legal activities. If I drive at 120km/h in the fast lane, and some young, upwardly mobile advertising employee with a thing for German sedans and a lack of respect for his fellow citizens (it's almost inevitably the young white male in the German sedan) flashes his lights at me (feeling that I'm obliged to assist him in breaking the law and putting his fellow citizens at risk) I have no issue whatever in letting my foot off the gas.

Much in the same way in which I wouldn't tolerate someone pushing into my banking queue (and that's not even illegal) because the possibility exists that he might be a criminal without self-restraint.

StephenG, I'd avoid getting personal. Too many useful discussions end up eviscerated by the mods because the argument deteriorated.

agreed.

vic

StephenG wrote
deefstes wrote
StephenG wrote
deefstes wrote
StephenG wrote
deefstes wrote
StephenG wrote the problem with Ou Kaapse Weg was like on monday morning when some moron dipwad thought 80km/h was the AVERAGE speed limit applied to the road... so on the straight he floored it to 140km/h so we could not over take him, but at each corner he quiet literally slowed down to 20km/h to do the bends... backing everyone up behind him again..

luckily i was on the bike so managed to overtake him in a corner, then sat in front of him on the straights to slow him down on purpose....
And I thought the bad (and spiteful) drivers are in Gauteng. Seemingly I was wrong.
he had GP plates.

so re-enforces everything we say down here about gauteng drivers.
And the spiteful motorcycle driver who overtook him and then deliberately slowed him down? What number plates did he have?
those were clearly mine - CA and proud of it - and done in the interest of public safety... just another benevolent act on my part.... no spite involved at all.

Aha, so in CT, two wrongs make a right, the public become enforcers of the law and that doesn't lead to road rage at all...

You may think that you slowed him down in the interest of public safety but all you did was to enrage an already idiotic driver even further. When you finally relented your selfless task of enforcing the law, he was even later for his appointment or whatever it was that he was in such a hurry for and for all you know he sped off at even greater speed and caused a massive accident a few minutes later.

oh stop stop deefstes, you making my sides hurt...you're such a funny monkey.... wahahahaha..

and no, 2 wrongs dont make a right - in particualr as i wasn't in the worng.. i got in front and travelled at the speed limit of 80km/h... he was more than welcome to overtake me... but then you knew that of course as you were there by the sounds of it... ?

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CA vs GP...let's rather wait until Saturday coming. ?

Squonk

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CA vs GP...let's rather wait until Saturday coming. ?
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Battling to make predictions on Superbru this season, should be a good game

vic

Squonk wrote ?
CA vs GP...let's rather wait until Saturday coming. ?

Battling to make predictions on Superbru this season, should be a good game
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I think CA need to win this one otherwise we could be out of the competition

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