20-03-2023, 08:50 AM
Freedom of speech and self expression are necessary elements of a constructive society, and therefore a forum. It is commendable of the mods to encourage owners of 5 series BMWs and SUVs with personalised number plates to share with us the fact that as they do not have children or grandchildren, or ageing parents with limited vision or hearing, they feel it is the right of every motorist to be able to drive through villages or suburbs as fast as they want.
Encouraging driving fast through Swansea is a good idea as the drug dealers from Mayhill would not be slowed down, and offer opiates to old ladies at bus stops or school kids on their way home. What a good idea that some councils chop down trees to speed up traffic, well done Plymouth and Sheffield, out with the chainsaws! How often some of us might sit looking at the graceless back of the financially disastrous shopping experience in Hereford, musing that the traffic lights might have delayed us even more had those mature trees not been chopped down. As for that nice Mr Musk, who needs a driver when computer failure is very trendy, and he is a real philanthropist providing work in the cobalt mines for all those lucky children in DCR.
I am surprised that we are allowed to slow down traffic anywhere with our Sevens, almost the whole of Herefordshire came to a standstill at the weekend, and the many horses and Matthew Parkin's Trojan are even slower than a Seven. Anyway, that's enough. Time to take the dogs along the towpath, though to be honest I reckon that a towpath would be better used by motorbikes than doddery walkers. Perhaps I should stay in the garden.
Encouraging driving fast through Swansea is a good idea as the drug dealers from Mayhill would not be slowed down, and offer opiates to old ladies at bus stops or school kids on their way home. What a good idea that some councils chop down trees to speed up traffic, well done Plymouth and Sheffield, out with the chainsaws! How often some of us might sit looking at the graceless back of the financially disastrous shopping experience in Hereford, musing that the traffic lights might have delayed us even more had those mature trees not been chopped down. As for that nice Mr Musk, who needs a driver when computer failure is very trendy, and he is a real philanthropist providing work in the cobalt mines for all those lucky children in DCR.
I am surprised that we are allowed to slow down traffic anywhere with our Sevens, almost the whole of Herefordshire came to a standstill at the weekend, and the many horses and Matthew Parkin's Trojan are even slower than a Seven. Anyway, that's enough. Time to take the dogs along the towpath, though to be honest I reckon that a towpath would be better used by motorbikes than doddery walkers. Perhaps I should stay in the garden.